Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland

RVO carries out the Dutch government's subsidy and financing schemes for business - innovation, sustainability, agriculture and international trade - and publishes each one with its conditions and its application window. Where other countries split this across a register and an agency, in the Netherlands the agency that runs the money also publishes the list.

The Netherlands Enterprise Agency, which runs the national schemes

The Netherlands, nationwide

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Nationwide, so the question is fit rather than place

RVO publishes no province on a scheme: its schemes are national, and its only geographic facet is which country the money may be spent in, which for an export scheme can be anywhere. So a Dutch company is eligible for essentially the whole list on location, and the only question left is whether the scheme fits the work - which is exactly the question a keyword search answers worst.

EU calls and national programmes

An EU call is published once, centrally, and is open to applicants across the member states. National and regional funding is published by each country instead, in its own register and its own language - the Förderdatenbank in Germany, the BDNS in Spain, Incentivi.gov.it in Italy, and so on. Most of the money a smaller company can realistically apply for is national or regional rather than EU wide, which is why the national registers are the larger part of this list.

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