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- European and International Grants. During martial law, there are many financial support projects available for Ukrainian businesses. These may include grants for innovation, technological development, export activities, and other business initiatives. Among the international organizations offering such opportunities are: EU4Business, Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs, GIZ.
- National Support Programs. The Czech government also initiates business support programs available to foreign investors, including Ukrainian companies. This may include funding for creating new jobs, investments in production facilities, and more. One of the business and investment development agencies is CzechInvest, which provides various forms of financial support, including consultations, information services, and assistance in finding partners.
- Special Funds and Initiatives. There are also special funds and programs aimed at supporting specific sectors or initiatives, such as programs focused on innovation, startups, eco-friendly technologies, etc.
- Consultative and Information Support. In addition to direct funding, Ukrainian entrepreneurs can benefit from consultative and information services provided by various organizations in the Czech Republic and Ukraine (such as Diia.Business), which help find suitable grants and support programs.
- Networking and Partnerships. Participating in business networks and associations helps gain valuable information and contacts that can assist in obtaining grants and other forms of support.
For Ukrainian businesses looking to grow in the Czech Republic, it is important to actively explore and utilize these opportunities. Grants and support programs can become an important resource for development, adaptation, and expansion in the Czech market. Therefore, it is recommended to constantly monitor updates and conditions of various programs, as well as not hesitate to seek professional help or consultation.
