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In Belgium agriculture is an exclusively regional competence: there is no operational national level. Flanders and Wallonia have entirely separate programmes, portals, platforms, calendars and rates, and the Brussels-Capital Region is marginal in agricultural terms. In Flanders the Flemish Agricultural Investment Fund (VLIF) manages all investment aid through fixed quarterly windows: 20 January-31 March, 20 April-30 June, 20 July-30 September, 20 October-15 December, with submission on the e-loket portal. In Wallonia SPW-ARNE manages the 'Aides aux investissements' (interventions 351 productive, 352 non-productive, plus processing/marketing and diversification) through the AII-on-Web application accessed from the Guichet, with quarterly assessment blocks. The 2026 campaign introduced a substantial revision of the Walloon strategic plan, validated by the European Commission. Practical advantage: the calendars are predictable and recurring, so investment can be planned well in advance.
Flanders: the source requires the status of 'actieve landbouwer' (active farmer) and a minimum standard earning capacity of EUR 20,000; the application is submitted through the e-loket portal of the Flemish administration, which requires authentication by means of a Belgian digital identity. Wallonia: the source requires being recognised as a farmer by SPW-ARNE, being identified as a 'P' partner (or 'J' for CUMAs) in the SIGeC system, carrying out the farming activity at least as a supplementary self-employed worker, complying with the definition of active farmer and having management accounts, an environmental permit and ACISEE certification for the storage of effluent. In both regions the holding must be registered and the areas declared in the competent region: an Italian business therefore needs a locally registered farm structure. None of the sources consulted explicitly states a specific rule for non-residents.
VLIF strand aimed at the agri-food sector downstream of primary production. It funds buildings, plant, machinery and business equipment, software and control programmes, plus general costs…
Flanders' main instrument for supporting tangible on-farm investment, open in fixed quarterly windows. The rate is 15%, 30%, 40% or 50% depending on the sustainability level of the…
VLIF strand dedicated to investments without direct productive return, aimed at environmental and climate objectives. It covers biodiversity and habitat protection, erosion reduction, soil…
Walloon scheme for non-productive on-farm investments, with new features introduced in the 2026 campaign and validated by the Walloon Government and the European Commission. It funds…
Wallonia's main scheme for productive on-farm investment, substantially revised with effect from the 2026 campaign and validated by the European Commission. It funds new machinery…
VLIF strand dedicated to on-farm innovation projects: product, service, process, technique or organisational structure innovations, provided they are implemented for the first time in…
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