Funding

European administrations 

IDIBELL leads or collaborates in several high profile projects driven by the European Commission. In recent years, the researchers of the institute have significantly increased their participation in European projects. IDIBELL also benefits from several ERDF projects.

• Project IU042049 - PO FEDER Catalunya 2007-2013: ADQUISICIÓ D’EQUIPAMENT CIENTÍFIC DESTINAT A LABORATORIS, PLATAFORMES I SERVEIS CIENTÍFICS AMB INSTRUMENTACIÓ TECNOLÒGICA D’ALT NIVELL 
  
• Project 2015 FEDER/S-19:  Optimització, adaptació, millora de les instal·lacions i adquisició d’equipament tecnològic de l’Institut d’Investigació de Bellvitge (IDIBELL) per a la integració del Centre de Medicina Regenerativa (CMRB) 

Spanish Government

The Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness and the Institute of Health Carlos III (ISCIII) promote research in the field of health, through the development of various research programs. IDIBELL finances much of its activities through the ISCIII Health Strategic Action. It also participates in several national research networks (CIBER and RETIC) 

Generalitat de Catalunya

The Catalan government is part of IDIBELL Board, through the Departments of Health, and Economy and Competitiveness. The Health Department performs structural contributions to the functioning of the institute. In addition, to this contribution to the annual budget, Generalitat funds several competitive projects.

IDIBELL also receives the support of the Agency for Management of University and Research Grants (AGAUR).

Private entities

IDIBELL, as the research centre of the Bellvitge University Hospital and the Duran i Reynals Hospital (ICO), is the ideal environment to develop new therapeutic strategies. The collaboration of research institutes with industry is essential to apply the results of research into the clinical practice. IDIBELL has collaboration agreements with pharmaceutical and biotech companies to evaluate new drugs and medical devices in various stages of development.

Moreover, IDIBELL receives competitive funding from various private entities that allow to perform research activities aimed at improving people's health.