Netherlands Disaster Fund Tender

Giro 777 has received more than 10 million in gifts from involved Dutch people for affected Limburgers. With this amount the National Disaster Fund therefore wants to donate a maximum of 1000 euros to all severely affected households.People can submit an application for the gift via the BsGW website. There are two criteria to qualify for this gift. These conditions are1. It concerns a household with a house located in a street known to the municipality as flooded or part of a street. The application form is therefore NOT intended for a company or company.2. There must be considerable damage as a result of floodingwaterlogging at a minimum height of the plinth. This concerns damage to living areas on the ground floor. Damage to basement storage andor garden are therefore not covered by this regulation. It must be possible to demonstrate this during any object check.Does your household meet these two criteria Fill in the registration form using the link below. This is possible from August 6 to August 16 2021.Points of attentionOnly one application per address can be submitted. Multiple requests from one address may lead to exclusionIn case of doubt about the application the property can be inspected by the municipality.By submitting the application those affected agree that entered data address e-mail address telephone number and IBAN number may be used for this process.If a total of more than 8000 applications are granted to households it is possible that a lower amount than 1000 per household will be paid.Free giftThis gift is tax-free and is not counted as income. The municipality also does not count a gift awarded by the disaster fund in the total of gifts received for people in social assistance or a comparable situation.Do you think you qualify for a gift from the National Disaster Fund after reading the conditionsOther supportThe National Disaster Fund is one of the organizations that help with damage suffered. In addition to this fund affected families and companies can contact their own insurer. In addition the cabinet has officially declared the floods in Limburg a disaster. This means that the Disaster Compensation Act is in force. This makes it possible for affected residents and companies to receive compensation if the insurance does not fully reimburse the damage. The corresponding arrangement is expected to be adopted in the second half of August.