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Another 20 companies received grants of 8.7 million lei for digital innovations and technological startups.

Another 20 companies received grants of 8.7 million lei for digital innovations and technological startups.

The heads of 20 companies from different sectors of economy signed financing agreements within the Program for Supporting Digital Innovations and Technological Startups. The winners of the program, implemented by the Organization for the Entrepreneurship Development (ODA), will receive non-refundable financing totaling 8.7 million lei and will invest about 18.7 million lei in the country's economy. Most of the winning companies operate in the information and communications sector. According to the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, 14 companies that are already implementing innovative ideas in various fields have been identified under the Program for Supporting Digital Innovations and Technology Startups in 2023. In this round of the program, 110 investment projects were registered, of which 57 were recognized as semi-finalists in terms of innovation component. The program provides financial assistance of 500 thousand lei for small and medium-sized enterprises. The program is implemented with the financial support of the Western NIS Enterprise Fund and the Future Technologies Activity (FTA), financed by USAID, Sweden and Great Britain. // 05.04.2024 – InfoMarket

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100 local administrations have submitted applications for participation in the National Program “European Village-2”; applications can still be submitted until March 29.
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Moldova will receive a grant of 1.2 million euros from France to implement the Forestry Reform Program.
The EBRD will allocate a loan of 150 million euros for the 5th road rehabilitation project in Moldova.
The EBRD will allocate a loan of 150 million euros for the 5th road rehabilitation project in Moldova.
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Moldova and Romania will expand cooperation to implement joint road infrastructure projects with EU funding.
The French Development Agency will provide Moldova with a loan of 40 million euros to strengthen the forestry sector and a grant of 1.2 million euros to implement the Forestry Reform Program.
The French Development Agency will provide Moldova with a loan of 40 million euros to strengthen the forestry sector and a grant of 1.2 million euros to implement the Forestry Reform Program.