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This document discusses European Union funds that are available to support projects in various domains from 2014-2020. It outlines the key EU funds, including the European Regional Development Fund, European Social Fund, Cohesion Fund, and European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development. It then describes opportunities that these funds provide for private companies, including financing for projects related to standardization, equipment, intellectual property, research and development, human resources, internationalization, and information technology. The document also discusses opportunities for organizations to provide services, works and goods funded by EU projects.

Economy & Finance

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Financial instruments
FEDR
European Fund for
Regional Development
FSE
European Social Fund
FC
Cohesion Fund
FEADR
European Agricultural
Fund
for Rural Development
FEADR: ~8 bill. Euros
(2014-2020)
€
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Identification of projects that can be
financed from structural funds
National Development Plan
FUNDAMENTAL
DOCUMENTS
Evaluation document of the
existing situation and priority device
for development public investments
Communitarian Support
Planning document of the financial
allocation from the EU and of the
Operational Program
Applicant’’s Guide
priority domains
Document that defines the viable
projects from a certain domain
Document that defines the eligibility
criteria of the beneficiaries and
of the projects within an operational
program
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Opportunities for
private companies
EU FUNDS
+NATIONAL CONTRIBUTION
(2014-2020)
Beneficiaries of
new and better
quality services
Providers for
services,
works and
goods
Financing own
projects
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Financing the company’s projects
European Union
Funds
Standardization
Certification of
environment
management systems,
of quality systems
ISO 9000/9001 etc.
Investments in
Equipments
Acquisition of fixed
capital necessary
for production
Intellectual
property
Acquisition of licenses,
trade-marks
and know-how;
development activities
in this direction
Research-
Development
Complex
research-development
projects of
the company
Development of
human resources
Training, orientation
projects and profession
counseling
Internationalization
Participation at fairs,
international exhibitions
creating agencies
and branches
Information
Technology
E-business, e-commerce
solution projects for
development
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Services, works and goods providers
European Union
Funds
Services contracts
for program
management
Evaluation, assistance
contracts for project
management etc.
Fixed resources
providing contracts
Equipments, machineries,
Transport means,
environment protection
systems
Works contracts
For constructions, field
fitting, transports,
Utility, environment
works etc.
Services contracts for
human resources
development
Trainings, educational
programs, counseling,
and profession
orientation
Consultancy services
contracts
For feasibility studies,
market studies,
impact studies etc.
Financial services
contracts
Financial guaranties
allowance and credits
for co-financing
the projects
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Beneficiaries of new, better quality services
European Union
Funds
Access to
high-performance
technological services
Through business centers,
incubators, science parks
Access to new
financing resources
Through guaranty funds
and risk funds
Access to business
modernization services
To services that introduce
modern production
means and methods
Access to business
substantiation services
Data basis, internet etc.
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How can we help you:
Consultancy
Accessing
European Funds
Identification, preparation,
contraction and financing
the projects
Project management
Public-private Partnership
Service types
Market studies
Pre/feasibility studies
Cost-benefit analysis
Impact studies
Alternative financing source
identification and business
Opportunities
Project elaboration assistance
and auction participation
Partnership for contracting and
running the projects
Audit – project evaluation
Clients
Companies
Public institutions
and
local authorities
Any other potential
beneficiary
of the
European
Funds
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