Craftsmen Still Eligible for Support: Is the State Really Helping or Just Promising?

Craftsmen, listen up! The government is still keeping the door wide open for your applications to the craft development support program this year. Yes, you read that right – the public call is still active, and you can get up to 80% non-refundable financial aid for purchasing equipment, tools, and raw materials. But wait, there’s more! If you’re a woman, under 35, or from a less developed municipality, the state throws in an extra 10% incentive. The maximum amount? For components two and three, it’s 6,000 euros for entrepreneurs and 1,000 euros for micro-enterprises. Applications are submitted electronically via the platform programi.gov.me, with strict deadlines – October 1st for fund usage and November 1st for final documentation.

But let’s get real. How many craftsmen actually take advantage of this opportunity? Is the aid enough, or just a drop in the ocean of problems they face? While the state urges craftsmen to seize the chance, many wonder if this support is just another empty promise or a real shot at growth.

And while these programs are being promoted, other things are happening behind the scenes – from corruption allegations to issues in other sectors. But for now, if you’re a craftsman, maybe it’s time to check out this program and see if it’s your moment. And if you’ve got thoughts on this, you know where the comment box is – drop a line, let’s see who’s in and who’s out!

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