Subvention (noun)

1. A financial grant or subsidy provided by a government or other organization to support a specific activity or cause.
2. An act of providing financial assistance or support.

Origin:

From the french subvention, from subvenir ("to come to the aid of"), from sub- + venir ("to com.e")

Examples:

1. The government provided a subvention to support the development of the new technology.
2. The subvention helped to fund the construction of the new school.
3. The company received a subvention to support their research and development.
4. The subvention was used to support the local arts and culture scene.
5. The NGO provided a subvention for the construction of the new hospital in the rural area.