This concerns a limited number of organisations that are known to the local authority and have a long-standing grant relationship with it. If you would like further information on this, please contact the Grants Office via subsidiebureau@apeldoorn.nl.
You can apply for a budget grant online. You must include the following supporting documents with your application:
-
Activity plan: This is a description of the activities and/or outputs for which you are applying for a grant, including a breakdown of the grant applied for across the various activities and outputs.
-
Budget: Where possible, you should distinguish between the following categories of expenditure in the budget: staff costs, accommodation costs, equipment costs and maintenance costs.
-
Details of any other grant applications: This refers to any grant applications or requests for sponsorship that you may have submitted to other administrative bodies or organisations in relation to the same activities, stating the current status of the assessment of those applications or requests.
- The index rate for the 2026 grants has been provisionally set at 4.1%. Please bear this in mind when applying for funding.
You can submit a request to postponement of the application submit, in the same way as for the adoption.
You can view the decision online submit. When submitting your application, you must include the following supporting documents:
- Activity report
- Financial report and/or financial statements
- Auditor's report; if you received more than €200,000 in funding or if it was clearly requested in the decision
You can request for a postponement of the adoption submit.
Following a court ruling, we are now adopting a revised procedure for budgetary grants. Whereas we previously made a decision straight away, we will now first publish a notice of our intention to award a grant on the website officialannouncements.nl. This notice sets out the organisation to which we intend to award a grant, the corresponding grant amount and the criteria. The notice will be published at least eight weeks before the grant decision is taken. During this period, other organisations that believe they are (also) eligible for a grant may submit comments. This procedure may mean that it takes longer for a grant decision to be made. It is also possible that responses may be received in relation to a published notice of intention. We consider these responses carefully. Depending on the responses, we assess whether a grant can be awarded or whether a different procedure is required. The exact procedure for this is currently still being developed. If it is relevant to the grant applicant, we will inform them accordingly.