V EDITION AWARDS FOR BUSINESS EXCELLENCE URBAN AGENDA 2030 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
Summary
This grant is aimed at large companies, smes (small and medium enterprises). Scope: A Coruña. Budget: 42.000 €. Competitive concurrence - canonical.
What is this grant about?
This aid is awarded on a competitive basis: you must submit an application within the established deadline and your project will be compared with those of other candidates, so meeting the requirements does not guarantee obtaining the award. They are cash prizes, not returned, aimed at large companies, SMEs and individuals who carry out economic activity in the province of A Coruña. The objective is to recognize business excellence within the 2030 Urban Agenda and the total fund available is 42,000 euros.
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Official description of the call
TITLE: Extract from the Agreement dated June 29, 2026 of the Local Government Board of the Santiago de Compostela City Council approving the regulatory bases and call for the V EDITION OF THE BUSINESS EXCELLENCE AWARDS URBAN AGENDA 2030 OF THE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA CITY COUNCIL Text In accordance with the provisions of articles 17.3. b e 20.8.of Law 38/2003, of November 17, General of Subsidies, the extract of the V EDITION OF AWARDS FOR BUSINESS EXCELLENCE URBAN AGENDA 2030 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA is published, the full text of which can be consulted in the National Subsidies Database https://www.pap.hacienda.gob.es/bdnstrans/GE/es/convocatorias First- Object and purpose The purpose of the AWARDS FOR BUSINESS EXCELLENCE of the URBAN AGENDA 2030 is to reward companies that have distinguished themselves for good practices in the field of work-family conciliation, the circular economy, innovation, the marketing of cultural products and services, challenges of the 2030 Urban Agenda of Santiago de Compostela, of the good practices of social economy companies and also of the good practices that aim to retain, attract or improve talent. The purpose of the Business Excellence Awards of the “Axenda Urbana 2030” of the Santiago de Compostela City Council is to recognize and appropriately value companies that show a great commitment to total quality. These awards, for companies, must represent a stimulus to achieve excellence, encourage intrapreneurship in the company, the development of viable business ideas in which sustainable development is valued, as an element that contributes to achieving business viability and consolidation. Second- Beneficiaries The Business Excellence Awards of the “Axenda Urbana 2030” of the Santiago de Compostela City Council are aimed at all companies that have their fiscal headquarters and, at least, one center of activity in the Santiago de Compostela City Council, under any legal form admitted by law, and regardless of their field of activity. The third base defines the categories to which Santiago de Compostela companies may apply, each of them being able to present their candidacy for several categories. To qualify for the “Good practices of social economy companies” category, the company must be a cooperative, labor society, special employment center, or insertion company defined as such according to the provisions of the Social Economy Law of Galicia. Companies that, in a certain category, were awarded in another edition of the same awards and resubmitted their candidacy in this edition in the same category, may not be beneficiaries of these awards. However, companies that have won awards in other editions of these awards may submit their candidacy for a category other than the one in which they were awarded. A company cannot be awarded in more than one category. Candidate companies for the Award will submit an application form and a report for each of the categories to which they apply: Standardized form CS006PE available as Annex I, duly covered in all its fields and signed electronically. All data must be covered, as well as the following responsible declarations: • Declaration that you are up to date with your state and regional tax duties, with Social Security and with the Santiago City Council, presenting the corresponding certificates. • Declaration that the requirements to be a beneficiary are met at the time of publication of the extract of this call in the BOP. • Responsible declaration from the applicant that they are not subject to any of the prohibitions to be a beneficiary included in sections 2 and 3 of article 10 of Law 9/2007, on Galician subsidies. • Responsible declaration of all aid requested and/or granted under the de minimis regime, during the current year and the two previous years, by the competent public administrations, or public entities, national or international or, if applicable, a declaration that no aid or subsidies were requested or obtained. • Responsible declaration that the data contained in the report is true. Memory in which it is exposed
Issuing agency
SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA — SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA CITY COUNCIL
Scope
A Coruña
Category
Recipients
Large companies, SMEs (small and medium enterprises)
More information
Deadlines
| Publication date | August 5, 2026 |
| Application start date | Not available |
| Application end date | Not available |
Full information
| Administration | Local |
| Call type | Competitive concurrence - canonical |
| Purpose | Other economic actions |
| Economic sector | 82 - Administrative office activities and other auxiliary activities to companies; 94 - Associative activities; 66 - Activities auxiliary to financial services and insurance; 79 - Activities of travel agencies, tour operators, reservation services and related activities; 77 - Rental activities; 09 - Activities to support extractive industries; 91 - Activities of libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities; 43 - Specialized construction activities; 90 - Artistic creation and performing arts activities; 39 - Decontamination activities and other waste management services; 92 - Gambling and betting activities; 70 - Headquarters activities and business management consulting; 97 - Activities of households as employers of domestic staff; 98 - Activities of households as producers of goods and services for own use; 99 - Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies; 60 - Programming, broadcasting, news agency and other content distribution activities; 73 - Advertising, market research and public relations activities; 38 - Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; 88 - Social service activities without accommodation; 93 - Sports, recreational and entertainment activities; 68 - Real estate activities; 69 - Legal and accounting activities; 53 - Postal and courier activities; 78 - Activities related to employment; 86 - Health activities; 75 - Veterinary activities; 84 - Public administration and defense; mandatory social security; 01 - Agriculture, livestock, hunting and services related to them; 18 - Graphic arts and reproduction of recorded media; 87 - Assistance in residential establishments; 36 - Water collection, purification and distribution; 46 - Wholesale trade; 47 - Retail trade; 14 - Manufacture of clothing; 41 - Construction of buildings; 19 - Coke plants and oil refining; 52 - Warehousing, storage and auxiliary transportation activities; 58 - Edition; 85 - Education; 05 - Extraction of anthracite, coal, and lignite; 06 - Extraction of crude oil and natural gas; 07 - Extraction of metallic minerals; 11 - Manufacture of beverages; 28 - Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c.; 27 - Manufacture of electrical material and equipment; 31 - Manufacture of furniture; 30 - Manufacture of other transport equipment; 23 - Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products; 22 - Manufacture of rubber and plastic products; 21 - Manufacturing of pharmaceutical products; 26 - Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products; 25 - Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment; 29 - Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers; 10 - Food industry; 16 - Wood and cork industry, except furniture; basket weaving and esparto weaving; 15 - Leather industry and related products made of other materials; 17 - Paper industry; 12 - Tobacco industry; 20 - Chemical industry; 13 - Textile industry; 63 - Computer infrastructure, data processing, data hosting and other information services activities; 42 - Civil engineering; 72 - Research and development; 24 - Metallurgy; 74 - Other professional, scientific and technical activities; 08 - Other extractive industries; 32 - Other manufacturing industries; 03 - Fishing and aquaculture; 59 - Film, video and television program production, sound recording and music editing; 62 - Programming, consulting and other computer-related activities; 37 - Wastewater collection and treatment; 33 - Repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment; 95 - Repair and maintenance of computers, personal and household goods and motor vehicles and motorcycles; 65 - Insurance, reinsurance and pension plans, except mandatory social security; 81 - Services to buildings and gardening activities; 55 - Accommodation services; 56 - Food and beverage services; 80 - Investigation and security services; 64 - Financial services, except insurance and pension funds; 96 - Personal services; 71 - Architectural and engineering technical services; technical tests and analysis; 02 - Forestry and logging; 35 - Supply of electrical energy, gas, v |
| Last database update | August 16, 2026 |
Who can apply for this grant?
- Large companies
- SMEs (small and medium enterprises)
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Financial information
| Total budget | 42.000 € |
| Grant format | SUBSIDY AND MONEY DELIVERY WITHOUT COMPENSATION |
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Governing rules
V EDITION AWARDS FOR BUSINESS EXCELLENCE URBAN AXENDA 2030 DO CITY COUNCIL OF SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA