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The purpose of the project is financing for the recovery of the affected business.<\/p>\n
The micro-grant project provides for:<\/p>\n
provision of grant funds on a competitive basis in the amount of:<\/p>\n
– up to USD 1,000* for individual entrepreneurs who do not use the labor of employees or have no more than one employee<\/p>\n
The size of the grant will depend on the submitted proposal and budget<\/p>\n
– up to USD 5,000* for micro, small and medium enterprises, individual entrepreneurs who have two or more employees<\/p>\n
The size of the grant will depend on the submitted proposal and budget<\/p>\n
educational activities and mentoring support for selected participants (mandatory);
\nfinancial assistance to reimburse the cost of preschool child care services for the most vulnerable families headed by women, in the amount of up to USD 300\/month* for 3 months.<\/p>\n
*Payments will be made in the hryvnia equivalent at the official rate of the NBU.<\/p>\n
Terms of participation in the project:<\/p>\n
state registration of business activity;
\nproven previous business experience;
\nimplementation of current or planned activities in the territory of Lviv or Ivano-Frankivsk regions;
\nall activities within the framework of the application must be planned for a period not exceeding six months;
\nmicro, small and medium-sized enterprises that have already received similar business grants from the state or another organization can participate in the competition, but will not have priority in the selection process.<\/p>\n
The project cannot support enterprises that belong to agriculture and the defense industry, manufacture or trade in alcoholic beverages and tobacco products, as well as other goods and services prohibited by the legislation of Ukraine.<\/p>\n
Categories of enterprises that can participate in the project:<\/p>\n
(Your business may belong to several categories)<\/p>\n
micro, small and medium-sized enterprises that after February 24, 2022 moved \/ re-registered from territories affected by the war to Ivano-Frankivsk or Lviv regions, in accordance with the order of the Ministry of Reintegration dated December 22, 2022 No. 309, as amended (territories, in which military operations are (were) conducted: Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Donetsk Oblast, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Kyiv Oblast, Luhansk Oblast, Mykolaiv Oblast, Odesa Oblast, Sumy Oblast, Kharkiv Oblast, Kherson Oblast, Chernihiv Oblast);
\nmicro, small and medium-sized enterprises headed by women;
\nmicro, small and medium-sized enterprises from among the local population and entrepreneurs from among IDPs, whose business was lost or who suffered as a result of hostilities;
\nmicro, small and medium-sized enterprises headed by\/employing persons who belong to vulnerable groups and have limited access to labor markets.<\/p>\n
For reference:<\/p>\n
micro-enterprises – natural persons-entrepreneurs and legal entities – economic entities of any organizational and legal form and form of ownership, in which the average number of employees for the reporting period (calendar year) does not exceed 10 people and the annual income from any activity does not exceeds the amount equivalent to 2 million euros, determined at the average annual exchange rate of the National Bank of Ukraine;
\nsmall enterprises – natural persons-entrepreneurs and legal entities – economic entities of any organizational and legal form and form of ownership, in which the average number of employees for the reporting period (calendar year) does not exceed 50 people and the annual income from any activity does not exceed the amount equivalent to 10 million euros, determined at the average annual exchange rate of the National Bank of Ukraine;
\nmedium-sized enterprises – legal entities – business entities of any organizational and legal form and form of ownership, in which the average number of employees for the reporting period (calendar year) does not exceed 250 people and the annual income from any activity does not exceed an amount equivalent to 50 million euros, determined according to the average annual exchange rate of the National Bank of Ukraine (Article 55 of the Economic Code of Ukraine).<\/p>\n
Priority in the selection of participants will be:<\/p>\n
creation of additional jobs;
\nthe ability and willingness to make one’s own contribution to the financing of one’s grant application;
\nthe social orientation of the business idea, the provision of goods or services to the most vulnerable categories of the population or the provision of social services that are lacking in the community, etc.<\/p>\n
Grant funds can be used for:<\/p>\n
transportation costs for the transportation of assets (only for the relocated business);
\nrecovery of assets;
\ncosts associated with the creation of new jobs;
\nsalary for the newly created workplace (no more than 30% of the grant amount);<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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