Feasibility Projects (MIT)

The Feasibility Projects (MIT) grant, administered by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), provides €20,000 in funding covering up to 60% of costs for Dutch entrepreneurs and organizations conducting innovation feasibility studies. Eligible expenses include market research, competition analysis, and patent research to assess the viability of innovative projects. This grant program supports early-stage project development in the Netherlands before full R&D implementation.

Feasibility Projects (MIT) grant is one of Netherlands Enterprise Agency’s (RVO) program that aims to support entrepreneurs, companies and organizations to invest in innovative projects. RVO MIT Haalbaarheidsstudie for projects that aims to assess the feasibility of an innovation project. The subsidy is €20,000 and cover up to 60% of the total project’s costs. Expenses that fall under the scheme are, for example: market research, competition analysis and patent research
RVO MIT R&D samenwerkingsprojecten for industrial research and/or experimental development projects. The funding is anywhere from €50,000 to €350,000 and mustn’t cover more than 35% of the total project’s costs