Austria

Current funding sources and programmes include:

• Mobility of the Future (MOTF) (2012-2020) - Mission-oriented research and development program to help Austria create a transport system designed to meet future mobility and social challenges;
• Take Off (2015-2020) – Support to the Austrian aeronautics and air transportation technologies sectors;
• ASFiNAG Road Safety Programme 2020 – Helps increase road safety and decrease number of casualties on motorways and expressways;
• Klimaaktiv Mobil - the National Action Programme for Mobility Management - Offers financial support for Austria’s cities, municipalities, businesses, associations and, for the first time, also private persons in the framework of the common BMNT-BMVIT action package for e-mobility with renewable energy. In addition to e-vehicles, klimaaktiv mobil further supports mobility management and alternative fuels and drives, such as biofuels.
• Vienna Science and Technology Fund (WWTF) - the largest private-non profit organisation funding R&D in Austria. It supports basic research performed mainly by Vienna-based research teams in a number of thematic priority programmes.
• National Foundation for Research, Technology and Development - finances research, technology and development in Austria, especially research activities that promise to have a long-term benefit, as well as interdisciplinary research. The financial means of the National Foundation are allocated to federal funding agencies, according to the annual decisions of the Foundation's board. The agencies on their part then allocate these budgets to programmes/projects through a variety of actual funding programme addressing research institutions and companies.
• Intelligent Mobility for Tomorrow - This ITS Action Plan lays out the strategy for implementing an intelligent transport system that is consistent with European guidelines for Austria, defining priority areas of action and emphasising the main points for a viable mobility system.
• Austria's 2030 Mobility Master Plan - The 2030 Mobility Plan identifies ways to avoid, shift and improve traffic and transport and significantly increase the share of eco-mobility in total transport in order to meet the requirements of the Paris Climate Agreement. 

• RTI Strategy 2030 - Strategy for Research, Technology and Innovation of the Austrian Federal Government. This strategy reflects the cross-departmental governance of RTI policy. The top administrative level of the RTI Task Force is composed of representatives of the Federal Chancellery, the Federal Ministry of Finance, the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research, the Federal Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs, and the Federal Ministry for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology. It is responsible for coordinating RTI policy at the federal level and controls and accompanies the implementation of the RTI Strategy. In developing this strategy, it was possible to draw on the expertise of a wide range of stakeholders.