What are the rates for the Ukrainian aid?

Published 2024년 5월 9일

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Bulgaria is set to allocate BGN 295 million in compensatory aid to mitigate the economic impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on its agricultural sector. The aid will be distributed to sensitive sectors such as animal breeding, fruit and vegetable production, and certain crops like wheat, corn, and sunflower, based on production costs. The aid rates vary for different animals and crops, with additional support for those in mountainous regions and endangered breeds. The maximum aid for one applicant in the "Grain production" sector is BGN 55,000.

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It is expected that 295 million BGN will be paid today in compensatory aid due to the negative effects caused by the war between Russia and Ukraine. See Directions The funds will be distributed in two directions: - BGN 166 million for the so-called sensitive sectors - animal breeders, raising large and small ruminants, bee families, producers of fruits and vegetables, wine vineyards, rose oil, tobacco; - BGN 129 million for producers of wheat, corn, barley, sunflower, rapeseed. What are the rates? To determine the amount of the aid, part of the costs related to the production of primary agricultural products are taken into account. The aid is calculated on the basis of certain rates by direction and types of animals/crops: Amount of aid for one animal EPZ, DPZ: - dairy cows included in breeding programs - BGN 230. - dairy cows – BGN 160 - cattle in mountainous areas – BGN 160. - beef cows - BGN 150 - beef cows included in breeding programs - BGN 200. - cows from endangered breeds ...

Source: Agri