Funding programmes at a glance
Thousands of funding programmes at EU, national and regional level – spread across many portals, each with its own rules and deadlines. This fragmentation costs companies funding they are entitled to.
Our programme overview brings order to it. Filter by level, phase and sector to see which programmes fit your project. One overview instead of many portals.
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Learn more: DUMAVA
DUMAVA
Subsidy for making social real estate more sustainable – from schools to healthcare buildings.
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Learn more: EFRE
EFRE
The EU regional fund co-finances investment, innovation and infrastructure across the German federal states.
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Learn more: EIC Accelerator
EIC Accelerator
EU funding for innovative SMEs with scaling potential. A combination of grant and equity investment.
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Learn more: ELER
ELER
EU funding for rural areas – agriculture, environment and village renewal.
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View in the funding portal
Eurostars
Internationales Förderprogramm für F&E-intensive KMU. Fokus auf marktnahe Innovation in Zusammenarbeit mit Partnern aus mind. 2 Ländern.
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Learn more: GLB 2023-2027
GLB 2023-2027
European agricultural policy: funding for sustainability and innovation in the farming sector.
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Learn more: Horizon Europe
Horizon Europe
The EU framework programme for research and innovation: EUR 93.5 billion through 2027.
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Learn more: IGP
IGP
Grants for non-technical innovation – new business models and pioneering solutions.
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Learn more: Innovation credit
Innovation credit
Government credit for developing technically or clinically innovative products.
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Learn more: Innovationbox
Innovationbox
Profits from innovation taxed at an effective corporate rate of 9 percent.
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View in the funding portal
Interreg
EU-Programm für grenzübergreifende regionale Zusammenarbeit. Fördert gemeinsame Projekte entlang europäischer Grenzregionen.
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Learn more: MIA | Vamil
MIA | Vamil
Tax relief for environmentally friendly investments: extra deduction plus free depreciation.
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Learn more: MIT Feasibility
MIT Feasibility
Grant for feasibility studies into the technical and economic potential of innovations.
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Learn more: MIT grant
MIT grant
MIT grant for SME innovation projects within the topsectors.
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Learn more: MIT R&D
MIT R&D
Grant for R&D collaboration projects between at least two SME entrepreneurs.
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Learn more: Praktijkleren
Praktijkleren
A contribution for employers offering practical and work-based training places.
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Learn more: RIF
RIF
Funding for cooperation between vocational education, business and government.
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Learn more: SLIM
SLIM
Grant for learning and development in SMEs – from training plans to work placements.
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Learn more: SLIM SME Collaborative Projects
SLIM SME Collaborative Projects
Grant for partnerships that strengthen learning and development across SMEs.
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Learn more: VIA grant
VIA grant
VIA grant for innovation projects by SMEs in North Netherlands.
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Learn more: WBSO
WBSO
Payroll tax relief for research and development work in the Netherlands.
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Learn more: ZonMw
ZonMw
Funding for research and innovation in healthcare and prevention.
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Why a structured programme overview matters
The problem is rarely that no funding exists. The problem is finding it. Working through public portals alone makes it easy to miss the programme that fits best. We call this gap The Opacity Gap. Behind Eligibility Radar and the Funding Scan sit more than 1,000 programmes, continuously maintained and matched against your profile. A clear selection instead of many portals.
Funding by level
Funding programmes differ first by their level. Each level has its own budgets, its own conditions and its own application routes.
EU funding programmes
Finance research, innovation and transformation at scale – for instance through Horizon Europe or the EIC. High volumes, precise applications.
National funding programmes
Federal programmes fund development, investment and digitalisation – often technology-neutral and accessible nationwide. For many the first step.
Regional funding programmes
States and regions add programmes of their own. Often combinable with federal and EU funds.
Selected funding programmes
Some programmes are relevant to a particularly large number of companies. We present these individually, with requirements, conditions and the application route. They include the tax-free Forschungszulage and ZIM.
Start your Funding ScanZIM
Germany's Central Innovation Programme for SMEs. Non-repayable grants of up to €690,000 for R&D projects. Open to all sectors, alone or in cooperation.
Forschungszulage
A tax-based refund of up to 35% of R&D expenditure – a legal entitlement, with no competitive process. Up to €4.2 million per year for SMEs.
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