There are many government grant funding programmes available in Flanders, Belgium and the EU to support science, technology and business innovation. Be it for SME’s, large corporate enterprises or research organisations etc., we can help you see clearly in the multitude of innovation funding programmes. Whether you want to carry out further research and development, test a prototype or pilot or demonstrate the replicability of a new concept or business model the right grant funding programme will boost your innovation project.
Funding from the regional and Belgian governments
The Flemish, Walloon and Brussels Governments encourage companies in their respective regions to put innovation at the core of their business in order to help boost the economy. With grants for research and development, the Flemish Agency for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (VLAIO), the Walloon SPW Économie, Emploi, Recherche and the Brussels Innoviris support organisations to successfully develop their innovative ideas. These grants help fund innovations in the relatively short term, which are result-oriented and contain a clear innovation-driven business case, or projects with a long-term vision, which require applied research and new knowledge acquisition. In addition, at national level the Research Foundation Flanders (FWO) stimulates fundamental scientific research and strategic research with an economic finality.
Funding from the European Commission
The European Commission offers many interesting grant opportunities that can help fund your research and innovation projects. At Moore, we have experience with supporting our customers with a variety of EC programmes. Within the new Horizon Europe programme we at hand to support projects relating to excellent science, Global Challenges and Industrial Competitiveness and Innovative Europe. This includes supporting international consortium projects and disruptive market-creating breakthroughs with EIC Accelerator projects. Other programmes include: Life, Connecting European Facility (CEF) and the European institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). Key topics include health and the transition to a green and digital economy.
