📋 Tender Overview
You can apply for support for the replacement of roof coverings made of asbestos-containing materials on farms until January 12, 2024 only electronically. Resulting from 23.5 thousand registered so far. applications, the amount is over PLN 293 million. This is the second recruitment for such assistance conducted under the National Reconstruction and Resilience Plan.
Support from the KPO for the replacement of roof coverings made of materials harmful to health or the environment on farms is intended for natural persons subject to farmers' social insurance or who are beneficiaries of direct payments. Those applying for this assistance should also have a number in the register of agricultural producers and be the owners or co-owners of the building where the roof covering is planned to be replaced. Those who received it under the recruitment process conducted from October 17 to November 15, 2022 cannot apply for aid again.
The aid rate remains PLN 40/m2 , and the maximum roof area covered by funding is 500 m2 . It is also worth knowing about the differences between the current and last year's recruitment. Now supported investments can also be implemented in urban communes. The facilitation will include, among others: abolition of the obligation to attach to the documents a copy of the notification of construction or other construction works, permits or other decisions - the person interested in financing will have to declare that he will complete the necessary formalities related to the investment being implemented in the local poviat office.
Applications are accepted from December 15, 2023 to January 12, 2024 only via the ARiMR Electronic Services Platform - open . At this stage you can also apply for a 50% advance payment.
As part of the first call for applications regarding support for the replacement of roof coverings made of asbestos-containing materials on farms, financed from KPOiZO, the Agency received 47,000. conclusions. The Polish Development Fund is responsible for transferring funds to the accounts of those who received funding. So far, it has paid out over PLN 150 million.
