Our project “Financing in Networks,” centralizes the public funding of social initiatives. Alongside traditional subsidies, the projects is especially about new financing instruments such as the network subsidy, the revolving fund, the public competition, the right to challenge, and the voucher. The project also addresses the relationship with public procurement law and state aid law.
This project is carried out in partnership with the provinces of South Holland and North Brabant, Leiden University, the University of Amsterdam, and Tilburg University. The results of the project are published at https://www.financiereninnetwerken.nl.