Package4Growth Investment subsidies

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Package4Growth Investment Subsidies
Location: Visitors address:

Juliana van Stolberglaan 148 2595 CL The Hague

Contact: EVD

tel. +31(0)70- 778 8530 [email protected]

Financed by: Ministry of Economic Affairs
Website: [www.evd.nl/p4g link]
Finance
Finance mechanism: up to 50% of the eligible expenses
Budget: €2 million in 2010
Funding range:
Minimum:
Maximum:
Minimum return on investment:
Period / deadlines:


Aim — To support Dutch businesses to stimulate them to position themselves quickly and powerfully on these fast-growing and very competitive markets with distinctive knowledge, products and services.

More information — Both subsidies apply only if they refer to activities in one of the following sectors: China: sustainability in the energy, agriculture, industry and technology, infrastructure, water and transportation and logistic sectors. India: agro-industry, ICT, infrastructure and logistics, sustainable energy, water and water management, biotechnology, construction, health care sector, means of transport industry, creative industry and environment sector.

Sectors


Who can apply


Type of organisations targeted


Specific organisations targeted — Investment subsidy for Dutch companies wishing to invest locally in China or India

Type of projects


Specific type of projects — Investments in durable capital goods (except land and real estate) and directly related expenses.

Project stadia


Target world region


Specific information on target countries — China and India

Criteria — The maximum duration for investment projects is two years No applicants who operate in primary agriculture and fishing Road transport projects are only eligible for partial subsidies. The investment must relate to sustainable capital goods. Investments in immovable property and/or vehicles are not eligible for subsidy.

How to apply


Application procedure — From 1 January to 30 June 2010

Selection procedure — The subsidies will be approved through the principle of 'first come, first served'.