Central Project Register
The Central Project Register records projects financed from public funds. Unlike a list of contracts, it says what a company received as support rather than what it won as a supplier.
What the register contains
- Number of projects where the company is the beneficiary
- Total support amount in EUR
- Project name, provider and type of aid
- Link to the project detail in the register
Fields we return
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| count | Number of projects for the entity. |
| total_value | Total support amount in EUR. |
| currency | Currency the value is stated in. |
| crp_id | Project identifier in the register. |
| name | Project name. |
| provider | Provider of the support. |
| help_type | Type of aid provided. |
| amount | Support amount for that project in EUR. |
| published_at | Date the project was published. |
| detail_url | Link to the project detail in the register. |
What it is used for
A received grant is information about cash that reached the company outside its revenue. When reading the financial statements it explains swings that would otherwise look unusual.
When screening a partner, the project list shows what public support the company obtained and from whom – relevant information where conflicts of interest are a concern.
Frequently asked questions
How does this differ from public procurement?
Procurement means the company delivered something and was paid for it. A CRP project means the company received support for its own plan. Those are two different positions towards public money.
How many projects do you return?
A summary count and value plus the 25 most recent projects. A full list for companies with dozens of projects would inflate the response without purpose.
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A free account requires no payment card. Our database holds 2 160 466 entities from 48 public registers.