Aid for local attractiveness and economic development (ADEL)
Aid for local attractiveness and economic development (ADEL). Aim: Encourage the maintenance and development of economic activities; encourage the maintenance and creation of jobs; encourage economic attractiveness; and encourage innovation and value creation in the territory. Operations mentioned: capacity investment: investment to serve more customers in the catchment area, provided the market is poorly covered (e.g. extra equipment, extension of a point of sale, etc.); productivity investment: investment that increases the business’s profitability and efficiency, provided existing jobs are maintained (e.g. more powerful equipment, targeted training, façade refurbishment, etc.); innovation investment: investment enabling the business to adapt to market changes (e.g. creating an outdoor service area, IT equipment, digitalisation, online sales, accessibility compliance, etc.). Intangible investment (communication, marketing, software, etc.) is eligible if it falls into one of these three categories. Training may be funded if it cannot be subsidised by another scheme (France Travail, CPF, etc.). Used equipment is eligible on production of deeds authenticating the sale. Supplies and materials for works carried out in-house are eligible where the works concern eligible expenditure. Not eligible: replacement investment; financial investment (allocating financial resources to a financial asset); purchase of land or buildings; property investment (structural and finishing works for renovating or constructing a building, terraces, car parks, etc.), except electrical and plumbing works; investment not made in the territory; energy renovation expenditure for which other aid schemes exist; purchase of a business; building up stock; purchases through lease with purchase option; operating costs (consumables, supplies, etc.); salaries; labour costs for works carried out by the business for itself; project management, delegated management and operation management assignments (project design, management and supervision of works) and site implementation and monitoring costs; expenditure linked to a public contract (legal notices), the safety coordinator or technical inspection; land and property acquisition costs and related expenditure (notary fees, etc.); vehicles, except utility vehicles for deliveries and rounds by fixed-premises shopkeepers or vehicles serving as a mobile point of sale provided the activity is carried out mainly in the territory; delivery costs. The conditions and current rules should be checked with the funder.
Aid for local attractiveness and economic development (ADEL): this page presents the aim and features of the scheme as they appear in the Capital OS catalogue. Encourage the maintenance and development of economic activities; encourage the maintenance and creation of jobs; encourage economic attractiveness; and encourage innovation and value creation in the territory. Before committing, confirm with the funder the territory covered, the applicable criteria and whether the scheme is currently open.
Funded by CC Combrailles Sioule et Morge
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Who can apply
Beneficiaries indicated in the catalogue: micro-businesses with annual turnover or a balance-sheet total below €1 million (where an ancillary activity providing a service to the population generates higher turnover, only the turnover of the business’s main activity is taken into account); with a point of sale under 400 m²; in the start-up, takeover or development phase; independent (including franchised); registered in the National Business Register (RNE) or on the list of craft businesses (métiers d’art) recognised by the order of 24 December 2015; up to date with their social security and tax contributions. Associations presenting a project of an economic nature, i.e. recognised as particularly beneficial for the local economic fabric, are also eligible. Not eligible: associations without a project of an economic nature; social and solidarity economy businesses outside the market sector; branches legally dependent on a major chain or on a business exceeding the thresholds set by the rules; farms; regulated liberal professions whose activity is neither commercial nor craft; medical and paramedical professions and those offering unconventional care practices; industrial production activities; tourist accommodation, except projects for accommodation with more than 10 beds rated 4 or 5 épis (ears) under the Gîtes de France classification or equivalent. Confirm the definition of eligible businesses, the territory, exclusions and any size or age conditions with the funder.
Eligibility conditions
Conditions taken from the catalogue: eligible expenditure must be between €500 and €2,500. Whether they are current, the combination rules, deadlines and supporting documents required should be checked in the official documents in force.
What the scheme covers
Operations or expenditure mentioned in the catalogue: capacity investment: investment to serve more customers in the catchment area, provided the market is poorly covered (e.g. extra equipment, extension of a point of sale, etc.); productivity investment: investment that increases the business’s profitability and efficiency, provided existing jobs are maintained (e.g. more powerful equipment, targeted training, façade refurbishment, etc.); innovation investment: investment enabling the business to adapt to market changes (e.g. creating an outdoor service area, IT equipment, digitalisation, online sales, accessibility compliance, etc.). Intangible investment (communication, marketing, software, etc.) is eligible if it falls into one of these three categories. Training may be funded if it cannot be subsidised by another scheme (France Travail, CPF, etc.). Used equipment is eligible on production of deeds authenticating the sale. Supplies and materials for works carried out in-house are eligible where the works concern eligible expenditure. Not eligible: replacement investment; financial investment (allocating financial resources to a financial asset); purchase of land or buildings; property investment (structural and finishing works for renovating or constructing a building, terraces, car parks, etc.), except electrical and plumbing works; investment not made in the territory; energy renovation expenditure for which other aid schemes exist; purchase of a business; building up stock; purchases through lease with purchase option; operating costs (consumables, supplies, etc.); salaries; labour costs for works carried out by the business for itself; project management, delegated management and operation management assignments (project design, management and supervision of works) and site implementation and monitoring costs; expenditure linked to a public contract (legal notices), the safety coordinator or technical inspection; land and property acquisition costs and related expenditure (notary fees, etc.); vehicles, except utility vehicles for deliveries and rounds by fixed-premises shopkeepers or vehicles serving as a mobile point of sale provided the activity is carried out mainly in the territory; delivery costs. Check excluded expenditure, authorised commitment dates and any thresholds in the official rules.
Amount and funding terms
Amount indicated in the catalogue: a grant of 10% or 20% of eligible expenditure, up to €8,000. Two identical projects in the same expenditure category cannot both receive an award unless 24 months have passed between the two applications. This information has not been checked against the official source; confirm the rate, caps, expenditure base and combination rules before applying.
How to apply
Before applying: 1) check the eligibility of the applicant and the territory; 2) confirm the eligibility of the project and the expenditure; 3) gather the administrative, financial and technical supporting documents requested; 4) check whether the application must be submitted before the project starts; 5) use the form and application channel indicated by the funder. These steps are a general checklist, not confirmation of the scheme’s own procedures.
Timeline
No end date is recorded in the catalogue. This alone does not confirm that the scheme is open today. Check the current session, the deadline and the application rules on the official source.
Key facts
- Funder
- CC Combrailles Sioule et Morge
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €8,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
What is the aim of this aid?
Encourage the maintenance and development of economic activities; encourage the maintenance and creation of jobs; encourage economic attractiveness; and encourage innovation and value creation in the territory.
Who can benefit?
Micro-businesses with annual turnover or a balance-sheet total below €1 million (where an ancillary activity providing a service to the population generates higher turnover, only the turnover of the business’s main activity is taken into account); with a point of sale under 400 m²; in the start-up, takeover or development phase; independent (including franchised); registered in the National Business Register (RNE) or on the list of craft businesses (métiers d’art) recognised by the order of 24 December 2015; up to date with their social security and tax contributions. Associations presenting a project of an economic nature, i.e. recognised as particularly beneficial for the local economic fabric, are also eligible. Not eligible: associations without a project of an economic nature; social and solidarity economy businesses outside the market sector; branches legally dependent on a major chain or on a business exceeding the thresholds set by the rules; farms; regulated liberal professions whose activity is neither commercial nor craft; medical and paramedical professions and those offering unconventional care practices; industrial production activities; tourist accommodation, except projects for accommodation with more than 10 beds rated 4 or 5 épis (ears) under the Gîtes de France classification or equivalent.
What is the amount of the aid?
Amount indicated in the catalogue: a grant of 10% or 20% of eligible expenditure, up to €8,000. Two identical projects in the same expenditure category cannot both receive an award unless 24 months have passed between the two applications. This information has not been checked against the official source; confirm the rate, caps, expenditure base and combination rules before applying. The amount and caps should be confirmed in the current official rules.
What conditions should be checked before applying?
Conditions taken from the catalogue: eligible expenditure must be between €500 and €2,500. Whether they are current, the combination rules, deadlines and supporting documents required should be checked in the official documents in force.
How should I prepare the application?
Gather a project description, a forecast budget and the supporting documents requested by the funder. Check the form and current rules on the official source before applying.
Official source
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