Enterprise Innovation and Capability Development Grant (InnoGrant)
Sport Singapore's enhanced Enterprise Innovation and Capability Development Grant (InnoGrant) is designed to catalyse the development of stronger growth engines within Singapore's sport and fitness industry. The grant offers financial support for innovative solutions in sport and fitness. The InnoGrant has three core objectives: (1) build capability and/or capacity of enterprises in the development and application of technology and/or innovation solutions, (2) enable sport and fitness as a platform to encourage collaborative R&D with adjacent industries, and (3) surface innovative ideas/solutions that have potential to be new growth engines for the sport and fitness industry.
Eligibility Criteria
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Sport and fitness industry enterprises
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Detailed eligibility criteria available in FAQ document
How to Apply
Apply via OurSG Grants Portal: https://oursggrants.gov.sg/grants/eicdg2/instruction
Frequently Asked Questions
Up to S$1,000,000 per project — one of the larger sport grants available.
Performance Technology, Engagement & Experience Technology, Material Technology, Sustainability, and Gamification & Active Virtual Sport Technology.
Yes, sport + adjacent industries collaboration is actively encouraged.
Yes, this is the enhanced version of the grant — recently refreshed.
Refer to the InnoGrant FAQ PDF document for comprehensive eligibility and process information.
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