The Turkish Agriculture and Rural Development Support Institution makes 36 million lira grant payment for poultry breeding projects

게시됨 2023년 6월 8일

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The Agriculture and Rural Development Support Institution (ARDSI) in Turkey has allocated a grant of 36 million lira for poultry breeding projects that commenced operations in 2022, with a total investment of 63.3 million liras. The majority of the funding comes from the EU budget, with a portion from the Turkish budget. The initiative aims to create new businesses that adhere to EU standards, modernize existing ones, and provide employment, with a total of 70 jobs created in these projects so far. The goal is to boost economic diversity in rural areas and prevent migration to cities. Interested investors can find detailed information about the grant supports on the ARDSI website or by contacting the institution directly.

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Agriculture and Rural Development Support Institution (ARDSI) made a grant payment of 36 million lira for poultry breeding projects that started operating last year. According to the statement made by the institution, 36 million lira grant was paid for the poultry (chicken, turkey, goose) breeding projects with a total investment amount of 63.3 million liras, which started operations in 2022. When evaluated on the basis of provinces, the highest grant was given to projects in Elazig with 17.7 million liras. ARDSI makes the funds allocated to Turkey within the scope of the Pre-Accession Rural Development Instrument (IPARD) Program prepared by the European Union (EU) for candidate and potential candidate countries, as grants to entrepreneurs investing in rural areas. 75 percent of the fund consists of the EU budget and 25 percent of the Turkish budget. With the grants provided, new businesses are established in various sectors in accordance with EU standards, and existing businesses ...

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