Grants for the purchase of equipment for disabled athletes (application)

This is a contribution
(a) equal to 100% of the eligible expenditure for the purchase or replacement of equipment necessary for the practice of a sporting discipline and intended for the initiation into sport of persons with physical, intellectual or sensory disabilities (paragraph 2);
b) equal to 95% of the eligible expenditure for the purchase or replacement of specific individual equipment necessary for the practice of a sporting discipline by athletes with physical, intellectual or sensory disabilities who are members of the applicant sports association or club (par. 3).

The equipment for which the grant is awarded must meet the safety requirements and be provided with any approvals required by the laws in force.

Only expenses for which expenditure documents were issued after the date of submission of the application are eligible.

The contribution is provided for in Article 26, paragraphs 2 and 3 of Provincial Law No. 4 of 21 April 2016 "Provincial Law on Sport 2016".

CUP

Invoices relating to the acquisition of goods and services that are the subject of public incentives for productive activities, disbursed for any reason and in any form by a Public Administration, including through other public or private entities, or in any way traceable to them, must contain the unique project code (CUP), stated in the deed of concession or communicated at the time the incentive is awarded or at the time the incentive is requested. This obligation is introduced in Article 5, paragraph 6 of Decree-Law No. 13 of 24 February 2023 - converted by Law No. 41 of 21 April 2023 and amended by Law No. 213 of 30 December 2023. The operational indications concerning the application of the CUP are set out in Annex A to Provincial Council Resolution No. 728 of 23 May 2024.

On the basis of the available resources, established annually by the Provincial Council, all accepted applications are financed. In the event that the available resources are not sufficient to fully fund the admitted applications, a proportional redetermination of the contribution shall be made among all of them.

Amateur sports associations and clubs that:
(a) are registered in the National Register of Amateur Sports Activities (RAS)
b) are regularly affiliated to national sporting federations (FSN) or associated sporting disciplines (DSA) or sports promotion bodies (EPS) or meritorious associations (AB) or military sports groups and State bodies (GSM) recognised by CONI or CIP
c) they regularly carry out activities during the sporting year in the disciplines regulated by the FSN or DSA recognised by CONI or the CIP
d) have their registered office in the provincial territory;
e) they have their own members
f) they have a specific activity on the provincial territory aimed at promoting sporting discipline in the youth sectors as defined and regulated by the relevant FSN or DSA recognised by CONI or CIP.

Amateur sports associations and clubs that work exclusively with athletes with disabilities and that
(a) are registered in the national register of amateur sports activities (RAS)
b) are regularly affiliated to national sporting federations (FSN) or associated sporting disciplines (DSA) or sports promotion bodies (EPS) or meritorious associations (AB) or military sports groups and State bodies (GSM) recognised by CONI or CIP
c) they regularly carry out activities during the sporting year in the disciplines regulated by the FSN or DSA recognised by CONI or the CIP
d) have their registered office in the provincial territory;
e) they have their own members
f) they do not have a specific activity on the provincial territory aimed at promoting the sport in the youth sectors.

The application must be signed by the legal representative of the sports organisation.

The application must be submitted on the fillable form prepared by the administration and sent in static PDF or JPG format to the certified mailbox serv.turismo@pec.provincia.tn.it.

1. Application completed in full, dated and signed.
2. Illustrative report explaining: the reasons for the purchase or replacement; the evaluations that determined the choice; a description of the equipment with specific considerations regarding quality and suitability; references to compliance with the safety regulations in force and the technical characteristics required by the sporting regulations in force. In the case of equipment intended for the sports practice of athletes with disabilities, the name of the athlete and the specific adaptations commensurate with the recipient must also be indicated.
3. Estimate of costs.
4. Declaration certifying that the equipment is used for the purposes indicated in the grant application and that it will not be used without the prior consent of the Province.
5. In case of purchase or replacement of equipment intended for the start-up to sport practice of people with disabilities, declaration by the CIP that the equipment subject to the grant is suitable and functional to the needs of the applicant sports association or club.
6. In the event of purchase or replacement of equipment intended for the sporting activity of disabled athletes, a declaration by CIP that the equipment subject of the grant is appropriate and functional to the needs of the beneficiary athlete, who is a member of the applicant sports association or club.
7. Information pursuant to Articles 13 and 14 of EU Regulation no. 679 of 2016, dated and signed.
8. Photocopy of an identity document of the applicant, if the application is signed with a handwritten signature on a scanned document and not in the presence of the employee in charge.

The grant application must be submitted between 1 and 30 November of each year.

It must refer to expenditure documents issued after the date of submission of the application.