Public Funding
What is Public Funding?
Public financing consists of obtaining financial resources through government agencies or public institutions to support projects that promote economic and social development.
Benefits of Public Funding
Favourable terms: Low or subsidised interest rates.
Development support: Incentives for innovative, sustainable or public interest projects.
Access to non-repayable funds:In some cases, grants or subsidies can be obtained that do not need to be repaid
Everything you need to know:
- Types of aid: SGrants, soft loans, guarantees, and tax credits.
- Eligibility: Each funding programme has specific eligibility criteria.
- Procedures: Application process and justification of funds received.
- Priority areas: Innovation, sustainability, digitalisation, and job creation.
FAQs
Grants, soft loans, and tax incentive programmes.
Companies, entrepreneurs, NGOs and, in some cases, individuals with specific projects.
A viable project, compliance with specific requirements, and, in many cases, a detailed business plan.
Through programmes such as Horizon Europe, European Structural and Investment Funds, among others.
