In short: EIP 2025 Fryslân
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Maximum amount
€500.000
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Remaining budget
€3.000.000
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Applications open from
15 august 2025
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Applications open until
28 november 2025
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Subsidy percentage
40% to 100% of the eligible costs
The activities eligible for the EIP 2025 Friesland subsidy are:
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Developing, researching and/or testing innovative products, services or methods that contribute to a sustainable agricultural sector.
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Realizing a market-ready concept for a circular value chain, the smart use of natural resources or improving food safety, animal welfare and health.
Eligible costs include:
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Wage costs and own labor
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Depreciation costs of investments
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Third-party costs or the use of external experts
The rental of equipment and materials is also eligible for a subsidy if they are used for the project.
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Goal: Sustainable innovation and knowledge sharing in Frisian agriculture
The EIP 2025 Friesland subsidy was established to accelerate innovation in Friesland’s agricultural sector. Through this program, the province, together with the European Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), encourages projects that contribute to future-proof, competitive, and sustainable agriculture. The emphasis is on close collaboration between farmers, knowledge institutions, technology companies, and other partners to develop and share innovative solutions.
The EIP 2025 Friesland grant focuses on themes such as more valued supply chains, efficient use of natural resources, a healthy living environment, and food products that meet societal and market expectations. By investing in innovation and knowledge exchange, we create an agricultural sector that continues to develop and stay ahead of the curve.
This scheme contributes to national and European goals: a more resilient market, healthy soil, efficient water management, biodiversity, animal welfare, and future-proof food production. This creates an agriculture that is ready for the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow.
For: agriculture, technology, chain cooperation and sustainability
The EIP 2025 Friesland subsidy is intended for partnerships of at least two parties, including at least one farmer. Collaborations can include knowledge institutions, technology companies, supply chain partners, or nature organizations.
Projects must focus on innovation in Frisian agriculture and contribute to a sustainable, healthy, and future-proof sector. Innovations may span a broad spectrum: from circular value chains and digital solutions to improving food safety or strengthening the farmer’s position within the supply chain. The project must demonstrably address current social and ecological transitions in Friesland.
Provided by SNN
The EIP 2025 Friesland subsidy is implemented by the Northern Netherlands Partnership (SNN). Applications can be submitted through the SNN digital portal until 5:00 PM on November 28, 2025. Each project requires a partnership of at least two parties, at least one of whom must be the farmer. The number of applications per partnership is unlimited, as long as the projects are diverse in nature and comply with the scheme. Enablemi is familiar with the application process and supports the successful preparation, submission, and implementation of your project. This way, we work together to maximize the impact within the Frisian agricultural sector.
Depending on costs and expenses
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The subsidy amounts to a minimum of €125,000 and a maximum of €500,000 per project.
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The subsidy percentage is between 40% and 100% of the eligible costs, depending on the nature of the project and the composition of the partnership.
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No participant may bear more than 70% of the total project costs.
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The advance payment is a maximum of 50% of the awarded subsidy amount.
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Subsidies can be awarded for wage costs, own labor, depreciation and third-party costs.
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The amount of the subsidy and the distribution of costs are assessed against the current guidelines of the Common Agricultural Policy and the European Union.
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If European regulations so require, the subsidy amount can be adjusted.
In short: EIP 2025 Groningen
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Maximum amount
€500.000
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Remaining budget
€4.000.000
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Applications open from
15 august 2025
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Applications open until
31 october 2025
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Subsidy percentage
40% to 100% of the eligible costs
The activities eligible for the EIP 2025 Groningen subsidy are:
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Developing and implementing innovative, sustainable revenue models that contribute to a stable income and a strong agricultural sector.
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Increasing the market orientation and competitiveness of agricultural businesses, for example by using new technologies or digitalization.
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Realizing a concept for a future-proof and fair value chain, in which the position of the farmer is central.
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Protecting biodiversity, strengthening nature and preserving landscapes or habitats.
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Efficient and responsible use of natural resources such as water, soil, and air, with an eye for health and the environment.
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Reducing emissions and increasing climate resilience within agricultural practices.
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Responding to societal needs such as healthy, safe and sustainable food, less waste and better animal welfare standards.
Eligible costs include:
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Wage costs and own labor
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Depreciation costs of investments
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Third-party costs or the use of external experts
Goal: Sustainable innovation and knowledge sharing in Groningen agriculture
The EIP 2025 Groningen grant stimulates sustainable development and innovation within Groningen’s agricultural sector. The Province of Groningen collaborates with the European Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) to accelerate projects that contribute to a resilient, competitive, and future-oriented agriculture. Collaboration is central to this program: farmers, knowledge institutions, technology partners, and supply chain organizations combine expertise and develop innovative solutions that can be applied directly.
The focus is on themes such as strengthening market position, developing sustainable revenue models, conserving and restoring nature and biodiversity, and the responsible management of natural resources such as water, soil, and air. Projects aimed at reducing emissions, improving climate resilience, and ensuring food production that meets societal needs are also among the spearheads.
With this subsidy program, Groningen contributes to national and European objectives related to healthy soils, water management, biodiversity, animal welfare, and future-proof food chains. Innovation and knowledge exchange form the foundation for an agricultural sector that not only adapts to change but also anticipates the challenges and opportunities of the future.
For: agriculture, technology, chain cooperation and sustainability
The EIP 2025 Groningen grant supports partnerships involving at least two parties, including at least one farmer. This involves collaboration with knowledge institutions, technology companies, supply chain partners, and nature conservation organizations, among others.
Projects must focus on innovation within Groningen agriculture and contribute to a vibrant, future-oriented, and sustainable sector. Themes can be broadly addressed: from developing sustainable value chains and applying new technologies to strengthening market position or increasing biodiversity and a healthy living environment. The key is that the project addresses current social and ecological issues in Groningen and contributes to knowledge sharing and innovation within the sector.
Provided by SNN
The EIP 2025 Groningen grant is implemented by the Northern Netherlands Partnership (SNN). Applications can be submitted through the SNN digital portal until 5:00 PM on November 28, 2025. Each project requires a partnership of at least two parties, at least one of whom must be the farmer. The number of applications per partnership is unlimited, as long as the projects are diverse in nature and comply with the scheme. Enablemi is familiar with the application process and supports the successful preparation, submission, and implementation of your project. This way, we work together to maximize the impact within the Groningen agricultural sector.
Depending on costs and expenses
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The subsidy amounts to a minimum of €125,000 and a maximum of €500,000 per project.
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The subsidy percentage is between 40% and 100% of the eligible costs, depending on the nature of the project and the composition of the partnership.
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No participant may bear more than 70% of the total project costs.
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The advance payment is a maximum of 50% of the awarded subsidy amount.
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Subsidies can be awarded for wage costs, own labor, depreciation and third-party costs.
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The amount of the subsidy and the distribution of costs are assessed against the current guidelines of the Common Agricultural Policy and the European Union.
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If European regulations so require, the subsidy amount can be adjusted.
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Tip from Enablemi
The EIP 2025 grant budget is limited, and applications will be assessed in order of receipt and quality. Therefore, don’t wait too long to prepare and submit your project idea. Starting early increases your chances of receiving funding within the available budget.
