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OMEGA TRUST

Your partners for securing non-reimbur sable funding

2016 – Funding programmes presentationEU Funds & State Aid in Romani


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IT udit and Consultancy 2

Table of co ntent

• About Omega Trust 3

• EU Funds available in 2016 4

• State Aid Schemes in 2016

• National Funding Programmes in 2016

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• Our Services 19

• Contact 20


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IT udit and Consultancy

About Omega Trust

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OMEGA Trust is a company specialized in providing IT audit and

consulting work as well as funding consulting services for securing non-

reimbursable grants.

With extensive knowledge in the IT&C field and a multidisciplinary team we

offer our services for obtaining grants from EU funds & State Aid Schemes.

We have experience in achieving funding in the human capital sector, IT&C

and manufacturing industries.


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EU Funds 2016 – Overview

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Operational Programme Key funding areasEstimated

budget

Competitiveness Operational

Programme

R&D

Innovation

IT&C

0,92 bn. EUR

Regional Operational

Programme

Manufacturing

Production spaces

Equipment procurement Business incubators

Technology transfer

6.30 bn. EUR

Human Capital Operational

Programme

Training

Salary costs

Start-ups

2,04 bn. EUR

National Rural Development

Programme

Non-agriculturalinvestments in rural

areas

60 mil. EUR


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EU Funds 2016 – Competi t iveness Operat ional Programm e

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Funding Programme for Development of R&D departments

Eligible

beneficiaries SMEs and large enterprises with R&D activity

Investment priorities

Research, technological development and innovation (RDI)

for the support of economic competitiveness and business

development

Main eligibleexpenses

Construction works for creating/extending/ rehabilitating

new R&D departments

Land procurement Corporal & non-corporal assets (IT equipment, equipment

for R&D activities, licences, specific software applications)

Funding intensity Up to 70%

Grant Min – 1 mil. EUR and max. 20 mil. EUR

Launch status Estimated April 2016

Other issues Project must be included in at least one smart

specialization area




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Funding Programme for R&D Experts

Eligible beneficiaries SMEs and large enterprises with R&D activity

Research organizations/ institutes

Investment priorities Attracting qualified foreign experts stimulating R&D

activities in Romania

Main eligible

expenses

Salary costs (internal researchers, technicians, auxiliary

personnel involved in the project)

Tangible & intangible assets

Services General administrative expenses

Preliminary feasibility study

IP protection costs

Funding intensity Up to 100% depending on company size and type of

eligible expense

Grant

2 mil. EURLaunch status April 2016


specialization area




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Funding Programme for Innovation Clusters

Eligiblebeneficiaries

Research institutes Companies with R&D activities in their legal statute

Organizations that manage clusters

Investment

priorities

Supporting investments in research-development,

innovation activities within innovative cluster


Common R&D facilities

Cluster innovation activities Expenses for promoting, facilitating collaboration,

develop the cluster’s activity


Grant 1 to 7 mil. EUR

Launch status

April 2016


specialization area




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Funding Programme for Knowledge Transfer Partnerships

Eligible beneficiaries Universities

Public R&D organizations/ research organizations

Investment priorities Increasing the Romanian research activity at EU level

Main eligible

expenses

Activities for stimulating knowledge transfer

Access to R&D infrastructure, databases, scientific

libraries, specialised workspace for companies

Industrial or experimental research in collaboration withprivate companies

Transferring highly qualified personnel

Project management


Grant 1 – 3 mil. EUR

Launch status

April 2016


specialization area


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Funding Programme dedicated to innovative newly established companies

Eligible beneficiaries Private companies (with at least 10% research costs

recorded in the last 3 years and is not older than 5 years)

Investment priorities Stimulating demand for enterprise innovation through

RDI projects

Main eligible

expenses

Industrial research and experimental development

(services, equipment, tools, salaries, rent, etc)

Validating/obtaining IP rights R&D and innovation services

Putting into production R&D results


Grant 1 – 1,5 mil. EUR

Launch status April 2016


specialization area


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Funding Programme for innovative start-ups and spin-offs

Eligible beneficiaries

Private companies Innovative Start-ups – company not older than 3 years

Spin-off – company that will be created based on R&D results

or existing IP rights obtained by public research institutions.

Investment priorities Improvement of innovation, processes and products in

economic sectors with growing potential.

Main eligible expenses

Research and development activities

Purchase of services for research and development ICT equipment and specific R&D tools

Tangible and intangible assets

General administration costs

Funding intensity 90%

Maximum grant 200.000 EUR

Launch status Opened (continuous submission under budget limit) Approx.. 2,5 mil. EUR budget still available (in Feb. 2016)

Other issues Project must be included in at least one smart specialization

area


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EU Funds 2016 – Regional Operat ional Programme

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Funding Programme for microenterprises

Eligible beneficiaries

Micro-enterprises ( ≤ 9 employees + annual net turnover

or total assets ≤ 2 mil. EUR) 1 full fiscal year closed, 1 fulltime employee

Investment priorities Development of microenterprises through acquisition of

production tools and related services


Construction/ Modernization works

Equipment and specific production installations &

technology procurement Website development costs and marketing tools

Costs elated to patents, licenses, brands, IT software etc.

Management consultancy costs


Maximum grant 200.000 EUR under de minimis rules

Launch status Estimated: March 2016

Other issues

Bucharest and Ilfov-Region were not yet included in the

programme

Investments must be implemented in urban areas


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EU Funds 2016 – Regional Operat ional Programme

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Funding Programme for SMEs

Eligiblebeneficiaries SMEs

Investment

priorities

Development of SMEs through acquisition of

production tools and related services

Main eligible

expenses

Construction/ Modernization works

Equipment and specific production installations &

technology procurementFunding intensity Most probably between 50 and 70%

Maximum grant Estimated – 1,5 mil. EUR per project

Launch status Estimated: May 2016

Other issues

The programme was not yet launched for public

consultation and more information will be availablesoon


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EU Funds 2016 – Rural Development Programme

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Funding Programme for Rural Non-agricultural Enterprises

Eligiblebeneficiaries

Micro or small enterprises, Farmers, registerednatural persons (PFA), etc.

Investment

priorities Diversification and development of rural economy

Main eligible

expenses

A large area of production activities are eligible

Development/modernization of agro tourism

accommodation units (not hotels)



Launch status Estimated: Last trimester of 2016 or 2017

Other issues

Additional points are awarded depending on the

investment region


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State Aid Schemes – Overview

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Operational Programme Key funding areasEstimated

budget

332/2014 – Job creation

Job creation

Salary costs

Large area of eligible

activities

100 mil. EUR for

2016

807/2014 – Large

investments

Minimum 10 mil. EUR

initial investment Grant of minimum 5 mil.

EUR

50% funding intensity

Construction of

production spaces

Equipment procurement

Not announced


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State Aid Schemes – 332/2014 for creation of n ew jobs

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State Aid Scheme for creating new jobs

Eligiblebeneficiaries All types of enterprises

Investment

priorities Reducing unemployment through jobs creation

Main eligible

expenses

Gross salary costs for new created jobs:

- for a period of 2 consecutive years

- For minimum 10 new jobs- Related to new investments

Funding intensity Maximum 50%

Maximum grant 37,5 mil. EUR

Launch status Estimated: March 2016

Other issues

Bucharest and Ilfov-Region have lower intensitylevels

Submission will be continuous


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Nat ional Funding Programmes (AIPPIMM) – Overview

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Programme Key funding areas

Grant &

Funding

intensity

Estimated

budget

Start 2016

Stimulating establishment and

development of new enterprises

Micro, small and SMEs ≤ 2 years since

establishment

26.700

EUR

90%

3,8 mil.

EUR

Micro-

industrialisation

Increasing investments in priority sectors

Micro, small and SMEs (≤ 5 years since

establishment)

Large area of eligible production sectors

55.555

EUR

90%

13,5 mil.

EUR

Commerce 2016

Development of product

commercialisation activities

Small and SMEs (≥ 2 years since

establishment)

30.000

EUR

90%

4,68 mil.

EUR

Start-up &

development of

microenterprises

in rural areas

Stimulating establishment and

development of new enterprises in rural

areas Small and SMEs (≤ 5 years since

establishment)

26.700

EUR 90%

5,76 mil.

EUR


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Nat ional Funding Programmes (AIPPIMM) - Star t

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Start – 2016

Eligible

beneficiaries

Micro, small and SMEs with maximum 2 years since

establishment

Investment priorities Stimulating establishment and development of new

enterprises


Acquisition of equipment

IT equipment

Intangible assets (trademarks, software, licences,

software for on-line commerce

Purchase of workspaces, production facilities and

spaces for services and commercial activities

Websites



Launch status Estimated: April 2016

Other issues Total budget for 2016 - 3,8 mil. EUR


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Our services

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Funding services Identifying the right eligible funding options

Preparing the application file and all the necessary documents (funding request, business

plans, feasibility studies, etc.)

Complete assistance during all evaluation phases

Complete implementation services (financial services, procurement, monitoring &

reporting, etc.) Durability assistance

IT Audit and Consultancy services


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IT udit and Consultancy 20

Contact

Cosmin Macaneata

Managing Partner, OMEGA Trust

Phone: +40 213 106 468

Mobile: +40 722 812 812

E-mail: [email protected]

Web: www.omega-trust.ro

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