Granting of subsidies for works in the public interest.

The grant makes it possible to finance:

The minimum amount of the intervention, in order for the application to be eligible for a contribution, is 25,000.00 Euro.

Only real estate is eligible for financing. The following expenses are eligible for financing

(a) construction, extension, refurbishment, completion and extraordinary maintenance works relating to the structures listed below:

1) churches and buildings of worship in general, only if existing;

2) oratories, theatres and halls for cultural and recreational activities or cinemas

3) parsonages and convents

4) multi-purpose halls, premises where meetings and recreational and cultural activities of various kinds can be carried out

5) non-profit educational and educational establishments;

6) boarding schools and canteens, related to educational establishments, not eligible for subsidies under other specific provincial laws

7) colonies, holiday homes and other buildings intended to host groups of people for short holiday periods, also offering leisure and social gathering activities

8) buildings used for non-profit care purposes or, in the case of non-profit collective bodies, to ensure compliance with public health measures, including veterinary measures, that are not eligible for subsidy under other specific provincial laws;

(b) acquisition of ownership of buildings intended for non-profit assistance and charity, which are not eligible for subsidy under other specific provincial laws, as well as acquisition of buildings intended for non-profit education and education;

c) acquisition of ownership of land intended for the implementation of the interventions referred to in the preceding points (excluding those referred to in point a) no. 1);

Eligible expenses in relation to the previous types:

- Expenditure on design and supervision of works, accounting and assistance in testing, including those arising from the application of health and safety regulations in the workplace, tax charges and unforeseen costs, relating to the interventions referred to in point a) are eligible for funding.

- The aforesaid technical expenses, understood as the amount net of tax and social security charges, are admitted in the maximum percentage of 10% on the amount of the works net of tax charges resulting from the metric calculation (whether preliminary, final or executive), including contingencies. Contingencies are admitted up to a maximum percentage of 10% of the works net of tax charges.

- Works, as referred to in point (a), that were started before the date of submission of the application are also eligible for financing. Eligible expenses in this case include functional expenses, i.e. related to the realisation of the work, incurred in the year prior to the date of submission of the application, if these expenses have been set out in the application.

- Works intended to protect the property and its functionality over time are also eligible for financing, even if they do not allow the immediate use of the property itself.

- In the case of the purchase of real estate, the value of the property, tax charges, as well as all ancillary charges are eligible for aid, provided that they are strictly essential to the implementation of the intervention (e.g. notary and registration charges).

Expenditures NOT ELIGIBLE:

- Furniture in general, even if fixed to the structure (e.g. armchairs in theatres), with the exception of equipped walls;

- mobile equipment connected to technological installations (e.g. microphones, loudspeakers, etc.);

- lighting fixtures, with the exception of emergency lights and those incorporated in false ceilings or that otherwise form an integral part with the building (for which a specific declaration by the works manager is required if not already indicated in the metric calculation).

- in the case of purchase, expenses that are not compulsory, even if incidental to the purchase transaction (e.g. estate agent's fee).

- interventions relating exclusively to the purchase of real estate, if the relevant purchase contract, preliminary or final, has already been concluded before the date of submission of the application.

PLEASE NOTE:

The amount of the grant may be reduced in proportion to the value of any property already used by the beneficiary for the same activities and no longer intended for the same activities pursuant to the implementing provisions of Article 21 of Provincial Law no. 20 of 29 December 2005 (Provincial Council Resolution 2559 of 23 November 2007, as amended).

Pursuant to Article 2(b) of Regional Law No. 40 of 5 November 1968, the following entities may apply for aid

- parishes;

- public assistance and charitable institutions

- cooperative societies and other bodies, associations and committees with a public benefit purpose.

The subjective requirements for eligibility for the grant are

- possession by the applicant of legal personality;

- the non-profit purpose of the applicant;

- the availability of the asset, understood as ownership or usufruct or surface right or concession in use with the right to carry out works, with a residual duration of at least 25 years from the date of funding by the Provincial Council.

Applications for grants must be submitted to the Autonomous Province of Trento (Direzione Generale, Piazza Dante, 15 - 38122 Trento), using the following alternative methods

- email or certified email/pec: the application and attached documents must be signed with a digital signature or signed with a handwritten signature, scanned and attached to the email message together with, in the case of a handwritten signature, a copy of the signatory's identity document

- direct delivery to the competent provincial structure or through the peripheral assistance and information desks of the Province

- postal service (by registered mail with return receipt) together with a copy of the subscriber's identity document.