Development aid for small retail and craft businesses
The aid is presented as support for small retail and craft businesses with a point of sale open to the public. It notably aims at local commercial revitalisation. The parameters recorded are a rate of 10%, aid of €1,000 to €5,000 and use limited to once every three years. These conditions still need to be linked to the right territorial rules before taking any steps.
For a shop or craft workshop, a few well-targeted investments can improve the welcome, modernise work tools or make the point of sale more attractive. The fiche lists development aid for small retail and craft businesses, aimed at revitalising town and village centres. The catalogue indicates a rate of 10% and aid of €1,000 to €5,000, with a three-year recurrence rule; the exact funder and scale still need to be validated.
Funded by CC du Pilat Rhôdanien
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Who can apply
The fiche targets small retail and craft businesses with a point of sale open to the public. Eligibility will depend on the area, business size, activity and any exclusions. Also check whether service activities, businesses without a shop and outlying shops are eligible.
Eligibility conditions
The catalogue states that equipment must not be bought before the aid is obtained and that the scheme targets a point of sale open to the public. The funding local authority, area rule, eligible sectors, cost threshold and combination arrangements remain to be confirmed.
What the scheme covers
The scheme is linked to developing a point of sale and revitalising town centres. The catalogue does not allow the full list of costs to be validated here: identify the planned investments and have it confirmed whether works, fit-out, equipment or shop window modernisation are included in the cost base.
Amount and funding terms
The catalogue mentions a rate of 10% and aid of between €1,000 and €5,000. It states that a business can only benefit from the scheme once every three years. These amounts are unverified, as there is no specific official source: they should not be treated as a currently open scale.
How to apply
1. Check the area and point of sale concerned. 2. Prepare quotes, a description of the investments and information on the business. 3. Have the 10% rate, the €1,000 to €5,000 range and the once-every-three-years rule confirmed by the relevant funder. 4. Apply according to the timetable and the prior application rules in the rules.
Timeline
The official source specific to this fiche has not been identified. The amounts and recurrence rule are therefore catalogue data, not confirmation of opening.
Key facts
- Funder
- CC du Pilat Rhôdanien
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €5,000
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- Minimum amount
- €1,000
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- Funding rate
- 10%
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- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
Who is this aid for?
The fiche targets small retail and craft businesses with a point of sale open to the public. Eligibility will depend on the area, business size, activity and any exclusions. Also check whether service activities, businesses without a shop and outlying shops are eligible.
What can it fund?
The scheme is linked to developing a point of sale and revitalising town centres. The catalogue does not allow the full list of costs to be validated here: identify the planned investments and have it confirmed whether works, fit-out, equipment or shop window modernisation are included in the cost base.
What amount can be obtained?
The catalogue mentions a rate of 10% and aid of between €1,000 and €5,000. It states that a business can only benefit from the scheme once every three years. These amounts are unverified, as there is no specific official source: they should not be treated as a currently open scale.
What is the next step?
1. Check the area and point of sale concerned. 2. Prepare quotes, a description of the investments and information on the business. 3. Have the 10% rate, the €1,000 to €5,000 range and the once-every-three-years rule confirmed by the relevant funder. 4. Apply according to the timetable and the prior application rules in the rules.
Official source
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