Campus@Sea can be a valuable partner for innovative projects that are still seeking funding. We can help develop an innovation roadmap, review project proposals and collaborate with partners to attract funding. We also assist projects in securing follow-up funding.
We organise events such as Money Meets Ideas for Offshore, where various stakeholders come together to explore funding opportunities.
The Rabo Innovation Loan is an initiative of Rabobank Innovation Fund and is intended for companies that are not (yet) eligible for a bank loan because they have not yet proven their results and/or do not have cash flow. It involves financing innovative ideas focused on sustainability, digitisation or vitality and preparatory activities.
At the beginning of 2022, Rabobank renewed its partnership with ImpactCity, a partner of Campus@Sea. Harry Wientjes, Director of Rabobank The Hague Region, says: ‘Rabobank wants to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses sustainably by providing financing, networking and knowledge.’ There is a special start-up and scale-up team. In addition, there are masterclasses organised for entrepreneurs in collaboration with ImpactCity, which are also available to the Campus@Sea community.
Read more (Dutch)Looking for capital to fund your growth ambitions? InnovationQuarter is an active investor. They focus on all stages of development, from proof-of-concept to MBO/acquisition financing. They invest in companies in South Holland with an innovative product and a realistic business case, combining social impact with financial returns.
On the InnovationQuarter website, you will find more information about the various funds and how to make use of them.
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Kansen voor West gives the regional economy in the Randstad an innovative boost by providing subsidies. Kansen voor West is the programme management agency for the western Netherlands. It implements European programmes for the four Randstad provinces (North and South Holland, Utrecht and Flevoland) and the four largest cities (Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam and Utrecht). The programmes are financed from various sources, the most important of which are the European Structural Funds (ESIF).
Kansen voor West III was recently launched. The Kansen voor West III programme focuses on the transition to a fully circular and climate-neutral economy, with an important milestone at the end of the programme period in 2030.
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