Innovation Credit of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate is still avaliable for technical development projects

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Sep 2018

With the Innovation Credit the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate wants to contribute to the innovative strength and sustainable growth of the Dutch economy. With the Innovation Credit, the government is filling the gap in the capital market, whereby innovative projects can not be financed entirely from their own resources or by the market.

 On 11 May 2018, the budget for the innovation credit was raised by €10 million to €70 million. All companies, both starters and established companies, can benefit from the Innovation Credit. Companies with plans for a breakthrough innovation can look on the website.

The available part of the budget has now been exhausted for clinical development projects.

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