Bulgaria: DFZ paid out over BGN 3 million under the 2014-2020 fisheries program in February

Published 2024년 3월 7일

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The State Fund 'Agriculture' - Paying Agency (DFZ-RA) has disbursed over BGN 3 million to 32 beneficiaries under the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Program 2014-2020 in February. The funds are aimed at mitigating the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on fisheries, enhancing the SNRC and electronic data reporting, improving African catfish breeding, and promoting sustainable fishing. Additionally, grants have been awarded for the promotion of natural and marine heritage through ecological sports and initiatives, and for activities aimed at preserving and improving the environment in the fishing territory.
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The State Fund "Agriculture" - Paying Agency (DFZ-RA) paid out over BGN 3 million (BGN 3,103,451.55) to 32 beneficiaries under the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Program 2014-2020 (PMDR) in February . 14 beneficiaries received BGN 1,016,560.43 under measure 5.3 "Measures for market supply" of the PMDR. The grant is provided in the form of compensation to mitigate the effects of a war between Russia and Ukraine on fisheries, limiting the impact of market and supply chain shocks for fisheries and aquaculture products. DF "Agriculture" paid BGN 52,246.62 to 3 beneficiaries under measure 1.9 "Temporary suspension of fishing activities as a result of Russia's aggressive war against Ukraine, which threatens the security of fishing activities or hinders the economic viability of fishing operations". is in the form of compensation for fishing vessel owners and fishermen who have temporarily suspended fishing activities to deal with the consequences of the war. To the Executive Agency for ...
Source: Sinor

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