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Income (€) 2016–2021
Funding 30 000 000
The vast majority of our income 22 500 000
arises from competitive external
grants and industrial collaboration. 15 000 000
The total annual income of FIMM has steadily 7 500 000
increased to the current, almost 29 M€. In 2021,
the basic funding from the University of Hel- 0 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
sinki was around 1.8 M€ with additional infra-
structure and strategic funding of 1.9 M€. The University of Helsinki Basic Funding
vast majority of our funding thus arises from University of Helsinki Strategic/Competitive Funding
competitive external funding sources, mainly Service Income
grants, external service income and industrial Academy of Finland
collaboration. Domestic Foundations
Business Finland (Tekes)
Compared to the University of Helsinki in gener- Other Public Funding, incl. National Institutes of Health (NIH)
al, FIMM receives a very high fraction of funding EU
from Business Finland, the European Commis- Industrial Collaborations
sion and through industrial collaborations. Internationa Foundations
Currently, there are 20 ongoing EU projects at
FIMM, including one ERC Starting Grant, several
research and infrastructure projects from H2020
programmes, as well as Innovative Medicines
Initiative 2 and Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions
projects.
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