An educational grant programme called “Rebuild: Recovery for the Future” has been launched in the Dnipropetrovsk region to support small and medium-sized businesses affected by the war. Participants will be able to receive financial assistance of up to €13,000, as well as training and mentoring support.
The initiative aims to help entrepreneurs rebuild or develop their businesses, implement digital solutions, and form sustainable development strategies. The programme aims to strengthen the entrepreneurial environment in Dnipropetrovsk and promote sustainable economic growth in the region.
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Both beginners who are planning to start their own business or are rebuilding their business after losses, as well as owners of existing businesses who want to stabilise or scale up their activities, are invited to participate. Special attention is paid to supporting veterans, women entrepreneurs, people with disabilities and internally displaced persons, which will contribute to the formation of an inclusive business environment.
Over two months, participants will complete training modules on business modelling, finance, digital technologies, marketing, innovation, and leadership. Consultations with mentors and psychologists are also provided. At the end of the training, 20 finalists will receive a share of the grant fund amounting to €116,000.
Priority during the selection process will be given to applicants who have a clear vision for the development of their business, are focused on digital transformation and the creation of new jobs in the region. Applications can be submitted via the application form.
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