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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

€ 17,508

Grants

4

Organisations

2

Largest areas

  • Minister-President (IR, Remembrance and Foresight) Wallonia-Brussels Federation € 9,052
  • Work, Economy, Science, Innovation, Agriculture and Social Economy Flemish government € 8,456

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. AGORA, DAS THEATER DER DEUTSCHSPRACHIGEN GEMEINSCHAFT BELGIENS VoG € 9,052
  2. BEG BELGIUM € 8,456
Recipient Year Amount
BEG BELGIUM Flemish government · Sankt Vith 2025 € 8,456
AGORA, DAS THEATER DER DEUTSCHSPRACHIGEN GEMEINSCHAFT BELGIENS VoG Wallonia-Brussels Federation · Sankt Vith 2025 € 5,000
AGORA, DAS THEATER DER DEUTSCHSPRACHIGEN GEMEINSCHAFT BELGIENS VoG Wallonia-Brussels Federation · Sankt Vith 2025 € 3,040
AGORA, DAS THEATER DER DEUTSCHSPRACHIGEN GEMEINSCHAFT BELGIENS VoG Wallonia-Brussels Federation · Sankt Vith 2025 € 1,013

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.