Modification of the regulatory bases of the "ecunarcea" equestrian morphological contest
Official name: MODIFICATION OF REGULATORY RULES OF THE "ECUNARCEA" EQUESTRIAN MORPHOLOGICAL COMPETITION
Summary
This grant is aimed at smes (small and medium enterprises). Scope: Asturias. Budget: 25.000 €. The application process is done electronically. Direct award: granted without a public competitive process.
What is this grant about?
This aid is a direct subsidy for SMEs and the self-employed who work in the agricultural sector and, specifically, in horse breeding. There is no contest; Anyone who meets the requirements and applies for it will receive it, as long as funds remain available. The city council of Cangas del Narcea allocates 25,000 euros to this program, which is applied in Asturias. It is a simple way to finance projects related to economic activity in this area.
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Issuing agency
CANGAS DEL NARCEA — CANGAS DEL NARCEA CITY COUNCIL
Scope
Asturias
Category
Recipients
SMEs (small and medium enterprises)
More information
Deadlines
| Publication date | June 6, 2024 |
| Application start date | Not available |
| Application end date | Not available |
Full information
| Administration | Local |
| Call type | Direct award: granted without a public competitive process |
| Purpose | Agriculture, Fishing and Food |
| Economic sector | AGRICULTURE, LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY AND FISHING |
| Last database update | July 20, 2026 |
Who can apply for this grant?
- SMEs (small and medium enterprises)
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Financial information
| Total budget | 25.000 € |
| Grant format | OTHER HELP INSTRUMENTS |
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Documents
Governing rules
MODIFICATION OF REGULATORY RULES OF THE "ECUNARCEA" EQUESTRIAN MORPHOLOGICAL COMPETITION