Post by parvej980 on Dec 6, 2023 4:25:21 GMT -7
Programs implemented at the regional level also provide for financing the implementation of R&D results on the market in the form of a conditional subsidy. The conditional subsidy mechanism was also applied to such subsidies from the European Funds for Eastern Poland program as Design in SMEs and Automation and robotization in SMEs. In this case, the division of the funding amount, i.e. the non-refundable and refundable part, is determined according to: individual program rules.
The most important assumptions of the conditional grant in the SMART Path The final form of the conditional subsidy instrument has not yet been developed. The information presented here was prepared based on the photo retouching document Concept of the "conditional subsidy" instrument in the implementation module for SMEs and large enterprises published by the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy. This document was subject to public consultations (various interested entities could submit their comments), therefore its final version will be known for a Modern Economy (FENG) program is launched.
The start of competitions under the FENG program has been announced for the first quarter of , so it is worth getting acquainted with the key assumptions of the new instrument, which will be a conditional subsidy. The conditional grant assumes the division of the funding amount into two parts : non-refundable part – a classic subsidy, i.e. a non-refundable amount. refundable part (DZ) - part of the funding that is refundable - in part or in full - after certain conditions have been met. The initial proportions of the refundable and non-refundable part will depend on the size of the company and are presented in the table below.
The most important assumptions of the conditional grant in the SMART Path The final form of the conditional subsidy instrument has not yet been developed. The information presented here was prepared based on the photo retouching document Concept of the "conditional subsidy" instrument in the implementation module for SMEs and large enterprises published by the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy. This document was subject to public consultations (various interested entities could submit their comments), therefore its final version will be known for a Modern Economy (FENG) program is launched.
The start of competitions under the FENG program has been announced for the first quarter of , so it is worth getting acquainted with the key assumptions of the new instrument, which will be a conditional subsidy. The conditional grant assumes the division of the funding amount into two parts : non-refundable part – a classic subsidy, i.e. a non-refundable amount. refundable part (DZ) - part of the funding that is refundable - in part or in full - after certain conditions have been met. The initial proportions of the refundable and non-refundable part will depend on the size of the company and are presented in the table below.