The guidelines for the disbursement of the first regional grants are arriving for the benefit of the population and the economic and productive activities that suffered damage from Cyclone Harry.
The provision from the Director General of Civil Protection defines both the allocation of immediate support to citizens and businesses and the assessment of the damage for the purpose of possible additional compensation measures. The procedures will be uniform throughout the region.
Companies in the agricultural, livestock, and fishing sectors will be subject to specific implementation guidelines at a later date.
Beneficiaries of the contribution
- Private owners or interested third parties who have suffered damage to their residential buildings, existing movable property, and registered movable property.
- Economic and productive activities that have suffered damage to the properties in which the business is carried out or to the properties that are the object of the business, to instrumental movable property, to registered movable property, and to damaged or destroyed inventories of goods, raw materials, semi-finished products, or finished products.
Exclusions: Damages related to lost profits from economic and productive activities are not included in the proceedings.
At this time, companies in the agricultural and fishing sectors are not eligible to apply. Specific support measures are being developed for these companies following further clarification of the applicable state aid regime, so that the maximum possible aid can be granted. Therefore, please refer to subsequent implementing guidelines for the disbursement regulations and access procedures.
Immediate support contributions
The applications, in addition to the assessment for immediate support, will also be considered for the overall assessment of the damage and the possible activation of further compensation measures.
