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# MIT Scheme (MKB Innovatiestimulering Topsectoren) - Netherlands
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## Overview
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MIT provides grants for SME innovation projects, including R&D collaboration and feasibility studies in circular technologies.
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## Managing Body
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RVO (Netherlands Enterprise Agency) with regional authorities
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## Funding Type
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Grants for SME innovation projects
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## Funding Amount
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- Feasibility Studies: Up to €20k grant
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- R&D Collaboration Projects: €50k up to ~€350k
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- Funding covers 35–45% of costs
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## Deadlines
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- Annual calls per region/top-sector
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- 2024 R&D collaborative project calls: Open 11 June 2024, close 17 Sept 2024
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- Deadlines vary by region and top-sector
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## Eligibility
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- Dutch SMEs
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- R&D projects can be single-company or partnership of 2+ SMEs
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## Thematic Focus
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Open to all Topsector innovation themes including:
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- Circular technologies
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- Resource efficiency
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- The MIT program has funded hundreds of circular projects
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## Relevance to City Resource Graph
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- Early prototype/MVP development
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- Validation work for resource matching platforms
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- SME-led innovation in circular economy
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- Regional industrial cluster projects
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## Links
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- [Catalyze Group MIT Overview](https://www.catalyze-group.com/fund/rvo/)
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- [RVO MIT Scheme](https://www.catalyze-group.com/fund/rvo-mit-rd-samenwerkingsprojecten/)
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## Application Tips
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- Regional focus - align with local top-sector priorities
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- Demonstrate innovation potential and market impact
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- Collaboration strengthens applications
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- Suitable for early-stage R&D (TRL 3-5)
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