Fonds Baillet Latour supports high-impact initiatives in Belgium that combine excellence with clear social or public value, especially in biomedical research, heritage preservation, sustainable agriculture, youth inclusion, and Olympic sport. Its giving is distinctive for being programmatic and often prize- or call-based, with some very large commitments such as the €1M Biomedical Award and multi-year support for selected education and agricultural transition projects. Many opportunities are run in partnership with Fondation Roi Baudouin or other specialist institutions, suggesting a preference for structured, expert-reviewed projects rather than open-ended general support.
Mostly structured, invite- or call-based support through annual prizes, competitive calls, and partner-run selection processes; grant sizes range from small prizes (€2,500-€25,000) to major awards (€100,000+ over multiple years and a €1M biomedical award). Funding is typically tied to specific projects, with some awards recurring annually and others offered via bi-annual or coordinated calls.
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Watch for annual and bi-annual calls, especially those managed with Fondation Roi Baudouin, and apply only where your project matches a named program theme and geography (e.g., Brussels, Wallonia, Flanders, or Belgium-wide). Strong applications should show measurable impact, expert backing, and clear alignment with excellence, inclusion, sustainability, or heritage value; many opportunities are competitive and time-bound rather than open rolling grants.
Current and upcoming funding from Fonds Baillet Latour that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Walloon farmers / agricultural operations with projects aimed at more sustainable agricultural and food practices. Scientific validation and measurable indicators are part of the program.
Deadline: Annual call; 2026 laureate announced on 2026-03-07.
Who can apply: Private person or legal entity with at least four years of professional experience in market gardening; project must advance sustainable vegetable production and meet jury criteria including innovation, societal/environmental/economic impact, and sustainability.
Deadline: Annual edition; 2026 prize awarded on 2026-03-25.
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