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6.2.1 - Utilisation of EIB and promotional banks for VC investment gap bridging

Indirect access to finance is particularly important in this SNS. Its benefits and motivations align with those of public grants; however, the support is provided indirectly with the goal of increasing available capital and private investment. This is achieved by supporting the investors who, in turn, will subsequently invest in startups, fostering a dynamic flow of capital within the ecosystem.

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2023 74%
2024 93%
2025 92%

6.2.2 - Adoption of initiatives to diversify private capital for high-growth startup co-investment

Indirect access to finance is particularly important in this SNS. Its benefits and motivations align with those of public grants; however, the support is provided indirectly with the goal of increasing available capital and private investment. This is achieved by supporting the investors who, in turn, will subsequently invest in startups, fostering a dynamic flow of capital within the ecosystem.

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In the 2025 edition, the structure of Standard #6, “Access to Finance,” has been revised to more closely align with the wording and intent of the Ministerial Declaration. For further information, please refer to the Methodology section of the SNS 2025 Report.

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