After the accession of the Czech Republic to the EU, many entities gained the possibility of drawing subsidies from EU structural funds, presenting an interesting opportunity for development in the 2007 to 2013 period.
The conditions of these subsidy programmes change frequently and it is difficult to keep abreast of them. We will be happy to advise you free of charge as to which programmes you can take advantage of and the chances of obtaining a subsidy for your specific project. CSOB has already been successfully involved with subsidies for many years and has successfully helped a wide range of clients obtain them.
Our services include the complete preparation and execution of subsidy applications for clients, mainly on the “success fee” principle, meaning that payment for the service is only required if the application is successful. We were one of the first banks in the Czech Republic to develop a special scheme for financing such projects with the use of subsidies, which includes not only the loans themselves, but also the standby loan commitments that state authorities require when a subsidy application is submitted.
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On 15 November 2006, the government of the Czech Republic approved new operational programmes for the 2007 to 2013 period, presenting new opportunities for many entities to draw from EU funds. The annual allocation in the new period is approximately four times higher than in the 2004 to 2006 period. EU funds are one of the main structural policy instruments used by the European Union. In the 2007 to 2013 period, the Czech Republic is entitled to draw subsidies from these funds totalling EUR 26.7 billion. CSOB has been involved in the area of EU funds right from the beginning and in this short time has provided financing and consultation for several hundred of its clients.
The financial resources from the EU are provided through the following operational programmes: