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Agat. Collaboration agreement between the Department of Social Policy and Equality and the Galician Early Care Association, to contribute to the financing of an early care intervention program for boys and girls from 0 to 6 years old.

Official name: AGAT. COLLABORATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL POLICY AND EQUALITY AND THE GALICIAN ASSOCIATION OF EARLY CARE, TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE FINANCING OF AN EARLY CARE INTERVENTION PROGRAM AIMED FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGED 0 TO 6

Application deadline March 10, 2026
Status Closed
BDNS code 892188

Summary

This grant is aimed at legal persons that do not develop economic activity. Scope: GALICIA. Budget: 735.926 €. Direct award: granted without a public competitive process.

Issuing agency

GALICIA — DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL POLICY AND EQUALITY

Scope

GALICIA

Category

Social serv.

Recipients

LEGAL PERSONS THAT DO NOT DEVELOP ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

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Deadlines

Publication dateMarch 10, 2026
Application start dateFebruary 5, 2026
Application end dateMarch 10, 2026

Full information

AdministrationRegional
Call typeDirect award: granted without a public competitive process
PurposeSocial Services and Social Promotion
Economic sector88 - Social service activities without accommodation; 85 - Education
Last database updateAugust 23, 2026

Who can apply for this grant?

  • LEGAL PERSONS THAT DO NOT DEVELOP ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

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Financial information

Total budget735.926 €
Grant formatSUBSIDY AND MONEY DELIVERY WITHOUT COMPENSATION

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Governing rules

COLLABORATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL POLICY AND EQUALITY AND THE GALICIAN ASSOCIATION OF EARLY CARE, TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE FINANCING OF AN EARLY CARE INTERVENTION PROGRAM FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGED 0 TO 6 WITH TRAFFIC