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Digitalisation grant (Brussels)

The Digitalisation grant ("Prime Digitalisation") is an aid of the Brussels-Capital Region that covers part of a company's digitalisation expenses (website, tools, advice), under eligibility conditions. It targets SMEs; a non-profit's eligibility is checked case by case.

What it is

A Brussels regional grant that reimburses part of eligible digitalisation expenses, with a yearly cap. The application is filed before the mission starts, on the Brussels Economy and Employment platform, and the mission is carried out by a provider meeting the conditions.

For an association

The grant is designed for SMEs. Some non-profits with an economic activity can claim it; others cannot. There are also other aids, regional or municipal, depending on the sector and purpose of the association. The guide "Grants and digital aids for Belgian non-profits" covers them.

In Kern4Good

The program tells you honestly whether your association can claim it, and helps you prepare the file when it can. Conditions and amounts change: always check the Region's official page before counting on a grant.

Is a Brussels non-profit eligible?

Not automatically. The grant targets SMEs; a non-profit with an economic activity may be eligible under conditions. We check with you, and we say no when it is no.

What about Wallonia or Flanders?

The regions have their own schemes (business vouchers, digital transformation aids), with their own conditions. The grants guide cites them with their sources.

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