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Where does the subsidy money go?

Subsidies and transfers granted by the Flemish government, the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, the federal government and the City of Brussels. Updated daily from open data.

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Total granted

€ 30,775,837

In addition, earlier grants were reduced or withdrawn by € 2.5 million (15 corrections). These are not included in this total.

Grants

129

Organisations

69

Largest areas

  • Welfare, Public Health and Family Flemish government € 12,969,308
  • Chancery, Public Governance, Foreign Affairs and Justice Flemish government € 10,948,072
  • Work, Economy, Science, Innovation, Agriculture and Social Economy Flemish government € 5,894,888
  • Education and training Flemish government € 494,803
  • Work and Social Economy Flemish government € 220,100
  • Finance and Budget Flemish government € 183,445
  • Environment Flemish government € 31,394
  • Economy, Science and Innovation Flemish government € 29,906
  • Culture, Youth, Sport and Media Flemish government € 3,921
  • Mobility and Public Works Flemish government € 0

Each government classifies its subsidies differently, so similar areas (e.g. education) appear separately per government. Teachers' salaries and schools' operating funds are not subsidies and are largely not included here. What the government spends on education in total is shown under Tax money.

Largest recipients

  1. GEMEENTE BOOM € 10,144,363
  2. OPENBAAR CENTRUM VOOR MAATSCHAPPELIJK WELZIJN VAN BOOM € 7,960,564
  3. VLOTTER MAATWERK VZW € 4,655,362
  4. VLOTTER € 4,059,889
  5. MEDIBOOM € 2,720,188
  6. NORO € 616,966
  7. ONZE-LIEVE-VROUWINSTITUUT BOOM € 421,964
  8. GAMACO € 72,500
  9. PARKER HANNIFIN MANUFACTURING BELGIUM € 25,511
  10. ASANIVERKO € 18,547
Recipient Year Amount
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 7,091,835
VLOTTER MAATWERK VZW Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 4,483,647
OPENBAAR CENTRUM VOOR MAATSCHAPPELIJK WELZIJN VAN BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 4,365,636
MEDIBOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 2,720,188
VLOTTER Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 2,505,882
OPENBAAR CENTRUM VOOR MAATSCHAPPELIJK WELZIJN VAN BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 1,641,324
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 721,440
OPENBAAR CENTRUM VOOR MAATSCHAPPELIJK WELZIJN VAN BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 710,402
OPENBAAR CENTRUM VOOR MAATSCHAPPELIJK WELZIJN VAN BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 627,271
NORO Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 616,966
VLOTTER Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 519,109
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 483,515
VLOTTER Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 424,190
OPENBAAR CENTRUM VOOR MAATSCHAPPELIJK WELZIJN VAN BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 409,000
ONZE-LIEVE-VROUWINSTITUUT BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 406,866
VLOTTER Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 329,171
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 296,475
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 279,063
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 253,333
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 216,211
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 200,000
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 183,381
VLOTTER MAATWERK VZW Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 108,599
GEMEENTE BOOM Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 102,213
VLOTTER Flemish government · Boom 2025 € 89,547

Sources: Vlaamse overheid – Subsidieregister (CC0); Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles – Cadastre des subventions (ODWB) (CC BY 4.0); FOD BOSA – Federaal register van financiële overdrachten (re-use of public sector information (Act of 4 May 2016)); Stad Brussel – Subsidies (opendata.brussels.be) (CC0)

Amounts as published by the source (granted or paid). Social benefits and transfers between governments from the federal register are shown separately and are not counted as subsidies. Last updated: 24 October 2026.