APIA grants play a crucial role in supporting Romanian farmers and agricultural development. These financial aids, provided by the Agency for Payments and Intervention in Agriculture (APIA), have an impact on the sustainability and growth of the country's agricultural sector. APIA grants offer essential support to farmers, helping them to manage their agricultural land and improve their farming practices.

Overview of DR-30 Subvention Program in Romania

The Romanian government's commitment to revitalizing its agricultural sector through the CAP Strategic Plan for 2023-2027, submitted to the European Commission, showcases a determined effort to enhance support for young Romanian farmers. Amidst the European Union's efforts to foster a more equitable and sustainable agricultural climate, PNS becomes a crucial tool in this initiative, emphasizing the essentiality of targeted support for small to medium-sized farms to achieve a fair distribution of direct payments.

The long-awaited intervention DR-12, one of the novelties brought by the National Strategic Plan 2023-2027, will be launched this year! Through it, young established farmers will be able to benefit from a financing of 200,000 euros/farm, with an intensity of 80%. These measure describes subventions for young farmers in Romania.

Romanian subventions till 2028

In the period 2023 - 2025, the state aid scheme will take place according to H.G. no. 332/2014 regarding the establishment of a state aid scheme to support investments that promote regional development by creating jobs.

The state aid scheme envisages the financing in the form of non-refundable amounts, of salary costs, recorded for a period of 2 consecutive years, within the limit of the maximum allowed intensity, as a result of the creation of at least 100 jobs determined by the realization of an investment initials.