There are several reasons why entrepreneurs apply for non-refundable grants. The money obtained can be used to start or expand a business, but they can also fund research projects or social projects that do not generate revenue.
However, grants that are awarded will never have to be returned by the beneficiaries.
To meet the needs of our customers we created a department that offers solutions in the design, implementation and supervision of projects for the following funding sources:
■ European funds
■ “Minimis" state aids
■ National programs
■ EEA & Norwegian Grants
■ Swiss Grants
■ Other sources of non-refundable funds
The 4 Steps to obtain a non-refundable grant
Active Funding Programs
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However, grants that are awarded will never have to be returned by the beneficiaries.
To meet the needs of our customers we created a department that offers solutions in the design, implementation and supervision of projects for the following funding sources:
■ European funds
■ “Minimis" state aids
■ National programs
■ EEA & Norwegian Grants
■ Swiss Grants
■ Other sources of non-refundable funds
The 4 Steps to obtain a non-refundable grant
1. Analysis
1st Phase: analysis of the potential beneficiary
Study of the project proposal from the beneficiary
Financial and economic analysis
Identifying sources of funding for the beneficiary's contribution
1st Phase: analysis of the potential beneficiary
Study of the project proposal from the beneficiary
Financial and economic analysis
Identifying sources of funding for the beneficiary's contribution
2nd Phase: development of the project proposal
Preparing the business plan
Development of conceptual design and cost estimate for constructions
Development of technical memorandum
SWOT Analysis
Development of the economic forecasts (Cash Flow, Balance Sheet forecast etc.)
Feasibility study
Preparing the business plan
Development of conceptual design and cost estimate for constructions
Development of technical memorandum
SWOT Analysis
Development of the economic forecasts (Cash Flow, Balance Sheet forecast etc.)
Feasibility study
3rd Phase: application for financing program
Writing funding application
Preparation of the documentation for accessing the program
Submitting the beneficiary’s application (on-line, by mail, at the registrar’s office)
Assistance with signing the financing contract
Writing funding application
Preparation of the documentation for accessing the program
Submitting the beneficiary’s application (on-line, by mail, at the registrar’s office)
Assistance with signing the financing contract
4th Phase: project implementation
Making the explanatory notes and documentation supporting the grants for eligible expenses
Check the offers received from potential suppliers participating in the procurement procedure
Preparing the report on the procurement procedure
Verifying whether the activities planned fit into the budget but also recommending the reallocation of the remaining funds to other funding venue
Checking the fulfillment of the terms found in the financing contract signed with the contracting authority
Collecting the documentations needed to submit the request for reimbursement
Making the explanatory notes and documentation supporting the grants for eligible expenses
Check the offers received from potential suppliers participating in the procurement procedure
Preparing the report on the procurement procedure
Verifying whether the activities planned fit into the budget but also recommending the reallocation of the remaining funds to other funding venue
Checking the fulfillment of the terms found in the financing contract signed with the contracting authority
Collecting the documentations needed to submit the request for reimbursement
Active Funding Programs
| Funding Source | Program Description | Budget | Deadline |
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Norwegian Financial Mechanism 2009‐2014 (Norwegian Grants) |
Green Innovation in the Romanian Industry a. Individual Projects Scheme: Private enterprises, constituted as legal entities in Romania, functioning according to the current Romanian legislation on commercial companies, namely Law 31/1990 regarding commercial companies, republished, with subsequent modifications and amendments or Law 346/2004 regarding stimulating establishment and development of small and medium sized enterprises, with subsequent modifications and amendments. b. Small Grants Scheme: The Small Grants Scheme targets microenterprises and small enterprises. (Note: Not-for-profit organizations and non-governmental organizations are not eligible applicants in this 2nd call for Project Recommendations) Eligible activities 1. Implementation and investment in innovative environmental friendly technologies; 2. Improvement of green products and services; 3. Materials efficiency and waste management; 4. Development and implementation of “greener” management and production processes. The implementation period for this project shall be maximum 12 months. All projects must be completed by April 30, 2016. |
7.9-8.9 Mil.€ The minimum amount of grant 200,000 € The maximum amount of grant 1,500,000 € 600,000 € The minimum amount of grant 50,000 € The maximum amount of grant 200,000 € |
September 30, 2014 |
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