Grants & Intervention Funding

The EU provides Grants & Intervention funding for a broad range of projects and programmes covering areas such as, regional & urban development, employment & social inclusion, farming & rural development, shipping & fisheries policies, research & innovation, humanitarian aid and corporate social responsibilities.

The Grants and the Intervention funding is an emergency economic scheme, initiated to stimulate and sustain private sector investments, in different sectors, as well as fast track the liquidity level, within the European economy. This scheme also enhances national food security, increase output, generate employment and sustain the revenue base, which is in line with the EU’s sustainability for the Europe based business.

Criteria for nomination and selection for grants and intervention funding is strictly via the EU central database, archives and records, collated from registries, company houses across Europe, Chambers of Commerce  and  trade missions. EU grants and intervention funding is not open to application from candidates, as the mandate to activate selection, is on the Concession,  Business Grants &  Intervention Funds Department,using the profiles of companies and individuals, is via the computerized slotting system,

EU Grants & Intervention Funding, has a revolving capital bases of €5.2 Billion Euros housed in the European central bank. Grants are managed and facilitated by the European IMF’s Intermediary financial agencies.

€1.85 billion Euros has been earmarked for the 2017-2017 financial year. The minimum grant award is €50,000 and the maximum is €3 million. Refund tenure is stipulated at 10-20 years, subject to the award conditions.