Advance Market Commitments
A promise to buy or subsidize a future innovative product
Explore 13 funding approaches for science and innovation, from advance market commitments to research grants. Each page explains when the approach works, how it can fail, and real-world examples.
A promise to buy or subsidize a future innovative product
A managed initiative that coordinates research efforts toward an ambitious goal
An investment in the talent, training, and institutions that help build a field
A research program done in a funder's own labs by its own staff
A subsidized or risk-sharing loan that eases innovators' financing constraints
A staged funding approach that releases payments as innovators hit predefined goals
A per-unit payment that lowers the cost of producing or adopting an innovative product
A competition that rewards teams for meeting a defined innovation target
A direct contract with a specific performer to develop or supply innovative products
A contract that pays a performer to conduct defined research and development
A tax credit that lowers the cost of private R&D
A grant supporting researcher-led work within a defined scope
Institutional partnerships that share research resources and priorities