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GRANTS IN LA RIOJA

Grants and subsidies for freelancers and SMEs in La Rioja (2026)

These are the most recent calls published in the BDNS whose geographical scope includes La Rioja and that are aimed at SMEs and self-employed individuals carrying out an economic activity. They may be issued by the regional government, local councils, provincial councils or other public bodies.

Quick answer

Spain's National Grants Database (BDNS) lists 174 grant calls for SMEs and freelancers in La Rioja. Of the 20 most recent, 0 are open for applications. The one with the largest budget among them is "POCTEFA 2021-2027 Convocatoria 01 REG (UE) 651/2014 exención de notificación", with €95,400,000.

The BDNS lists 174 calls matching these criteria.

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Frequently asked questions

Who can apply for these grants?

It depends on each call: its regulatory rules set the requirements (type of beneficiary, sector, location or company size). This list shows calls that the BDNS flags as aimed at SMEs and at individuals carrying out an economic activity, such as the self-employed.

Where do I submit the application?

To the body that issues the grant, usually through its electronic office (sede electrónica). Each call's page links to that office and to the regulatory rules. Simplifico does not process applications.

What does an open application period mean?

We work it out from the application start and end dates published in the BDNS. Some calls do not give a specific date (for example, until the budget runs out or a number of days after publication); in that case, check the rules.

Where does the data come from?

From Spain's National Grants Database (BDNS), managed by the General Comptroller of the State Administration (Ministry of Finance), where public administrations publish their calls.