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6. To whom and how the subsidy is provided
The beneficiaries are undertakings whose projects are selected by a Committee based on criteria provisioned in the Environmental Handbook.

6. To whom and how subsidy is provided
The scheme is opened for all the private and public undertakings, in manufacturing sectors.

Agricultural and forestry sector
6. To whom and how the subsidy is provided
The beneficiaries are the undertakings who fulfil the following criteria:
a. for agricultural sector:
- Micro-enterprises which are adapting to the newly introduced community standards;
- Enterprises from the prior sectors, with the following the priority level establish by measure 123 from PNDR 2007-2013;
- SMEs from areas where the raw material is available, but there are not processing capacities;
- Associative Forms, created with minimum 6 months before the launching of the session for which is applying, according to the legislation in force; Members of an recognised Interprofessional Organisation for Agri-Food Products (OIPA), with membership of minimum 6 months in OIPA;
- Not having previously a SAPARD / EAFRD support for the same type of activity;
- SMEs that are both producer of raw material and processor.
b. For forestry sector:
- Micro-enterprises which are adapting to the newly introduced community standards;
- Micro-enterprises which are processing wood products and are promoting environment protection technologies;
- Micro-enterprises from areas where the raw material is available, but there are not processing capacities;
- Associative Forms, created with minimum 6 months before the launching of the session for which is applying, according to the legislation in force;
- Not having previously a SAPARD / EAFRD support for the same type of activity;
- Micro-enterprises that are both producer of raw material and processor.

6. To whom and how the subsidy is provided
In order to receive state aid, the applicants must comply with the following conditions:
a. To prove that they are the owners or the lessees/the concessionaires of the infrastructure and/or of the land which forms the object of the project, for a period of 5 years starting from the completion of the operation or 3 years in the case of SME, according to the provisions of art. 57, paragraph 1 from the Council Regulation no. 1083/2006 which lays down the general regulations concerning the Regional Development European Fund, the European Social Fund and the Cohesion Fund; in the case of the partnerships, this criterion applies also to the partners. In the case of the administrative-territorial units (authorities of the public local administration), these are the owners or the administrators/the managers or they are lessees/the concessionaires of the infrastructure and/or the land which forms the object of the project;
b. To prove their financing capacity and also the capacity to implement the project; regarding the partnerships, this criterion applies also to the partners;
c. Notwithstanding the legal organization form, it is not the subject of the procedure of forced execution, judicial reorganization, operational foreclosure, dissolution, their activities are not suspended/adjourned or any other activities regulated by the law;
d. Notwithstanding the legal organization form, they must comply with the eligibility conditions established through "The Financial regulation applicable to the general budget of the European Communities no. 1605/2002" art.93;
e. At the date of registration of the financing request, it has fulfilled its obligations concerning the payment of taxes and contributions to the social security budgets that form the consolidated general budget, in accordance with the legal provisions in Romania;
f. The applicant fulfils the other conditions specified in the Applicant’s Guide which do not prejudice the legal provisions in the matter of state aid.

SMEs or large enterprises.
6. To whom and how the subsidy is provided
Potential beneficiaries can be large enterprise or SMEs.
Beneficiaries may submit individual projects.

SMEs or large enterprises.
6. To whom and how the subsidy is provided
Potential beneficiaries can be large enterprise or SMEs (microenterprises included).

Producers.
Subsidy (grant) was provided to producers and is specially fixed for each beneficiary.

Commercial and tourism companies, NGOs.
8. To whom and how the subsidy is provided
Commercial companies and tourism SMS's (up to 35% of the eligible costs) registered under the Companies Act.
Large tourism companies (up to 25% of the eligible costs).
Associations - NGO's (up to 65% of the eligible costs).

8. To whom and how the subsidy is provided
Commercial companies and sole proprietors, municipalities, public institutions.

8. To whom and how the subsidy is provided
Commercial companies and sole proprietors, municipalities, public institutions.