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Discover the details of the new program aimed at entrepreneurs and the criteria for accessing differentiated financing!
Recently, the Santa Catarina Development Agency (Badesc) launched Pronampe Emergencial. This program offers a differentiated line of credit for entrepreneurs affected by the climate disaster in Santa Catarina. Thus, funding per business can reach R$ 150,000.
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The program aims to support entrepreneurs in rebuilding their businesses and strengthen the state's financial flow. In addition, the Santa Catarina government will implement other measures to assist those affected by the adverse weather conditions. See more information below.
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Badesc introduces initiative for entrepreneurs
Badesc revealed that Pronampe Emergencial will focus on owners of micro, small, and medium-sized businesses. According to Badesc president Ari Rabaiolli, the initiative's main motivation is to enable entrepreneurs to quickly rebuild their projects. However, this will be done through a loan with fixed interest rates, with half of the amount subsidized by the government.
From this perspective, the amount allocated to each segment may range from R$ 20,000 to R$ 150,000, and the entrepreneur will have 48 months to repay it. The proposed amount is intended for inventory replenishment, the purchase of professional equipment, and the economic revitalization of the region.
Additionally, the implementation of Pronampe is awaiting the State Government Decree to be activated. After authorization, interested parties will be able to apply through the Badesc website.
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In summary, through the Recupera Santa Catarina Program, the state aims to support not only entrepreneurs but also the affected community as a whole. Some of the measures include:
- Postponement of Detran dates;
- Option to pay outstanding bills in installments;
- Temporary prohibition of the interruption of water and electricity services;
- Financial support for smaller municipalities;
- Reduction of amounts owed on damaged properties.
To claim any assistance from state or municipal authorities, citizens must submit a request on official platforms, providing evidence of the damage caused by severe weather. Ultimately, the confirmation certificate is issued by the local Civil Defense.
