This Government Decision primarily addresses the national government's policy framework for supporting the development of intensive fruit and grape plantations through state assistance programs. It emphasizes objectives such as boosting fruit and grape production, promoting modernization with contemporary technologies, and enhancing export capacity. The policy operates within broader agricultural and economic development strategies, referencing legal provisions, and aims to foster sustainable growth in the horticultural sector. Key measures include the establishment of a support program that offers financial aid via subsidized loans and partial reimbursement of planting costs. The Program specifies conditions for loan interest rate subsidies, including reduced rates for certain regions and types of plantations, and sets minimum and maximum land areas for eligible projects. It also details the scope of financial support, including the maximum amounts for loans and reimbursements, and stipulates that support is contingent upon compliance with technical and procedural requirements, such as the use of drip irrigation systems and adherence to planting schemes. The document underscores the importance of monitoring and reporting, with mechanisms for application review, project approval, and progress tracking. Responsibilities are assigned to various government agencies, financial institutions, and project contractors, with procedures for application submission, project approval, and disbursement of funds. The plan includes provisions for risk mitigation, such as climate-related hazards and market fluctuations, and emphasizes stakeholder involvement through contractual agreements and oversight. Overall, the document delineates a comprehensive, procedural approach to executing the support program, with explicit institutional roles, financial parameters, and monitoring protocols.
أرمينيا · 2019-12-29