The Hague Launches New Subsidy for Technology Innovation

The Hague, Monday, 11 August 2025.
This initiative supports companies with financial aid, aiming to tackle climate change and digital transformation, and position The Hague as a technological leader.
Boosting Innovation through Public-Private Partnerships
The subsidy round launched in The Hague is a strategic measure to bolster technological innovation through public-private partnerships. This collaboration model is designed to ensure that the developed knowledge is effectively applied, resulting in economic growth and significant societal benefits [1]. This initiative is part of the broader Perspective program, which emphasizes the importance of such collaborations in transforming research outcomes into real-world solutions.
Funding Details and Strategic Priorities
The projects eligible under this subsidy round can receive financial support ranging from 2 million to 5 million euros, over a project duration of up to six years [1]. Key factors for consideration in the awarding of subsidies include the projects’ contributions to prioritized key technologies outlined in the National Technology Strategy (NTS) [1]. These criteria reflect a focused attempt to integrate new technologies into areas with the potential for substantial social impact, such as climate change mitigation and digital transformation [1].
Upcoming Deadlines and Networking Opportunities
Interested parties should take note of crucial upcoming deadlines, such as the submission of ‘Intentieverklaringen’ by Tuesday, 7 October 2025 [1]. Additionally, an online information session is scheduled for 2 September 2025, to provide detailed guidance on the application process [1]. These events offer an ideal platform for potential applicants to refine their project ideas and collaborate with other stakeholders.
Positioning The Hague as a Tech Leader
Through this subsidy initiative, The Hague aims to fortify its position as a hub for technological advancement. This effort is aligned with broader ambitions to leverage technology in solving societal challenges globally. By attracting investments and nurturing a robust innovation ecosystem, The Hague is fast becoming a magnet for technology-driven enterprises seeking a conducive environment for growth and impact [1].