Yakutian government initiates agro-tourism grant submissions
The Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic has initiated the acceptance of applications for the grant program "Agrotourism," which falls under the federal project "Development of Rural Tourism." In the year 2025, the grant award per project remains unchanged, ranging from 10 million rubles.
Eligible candidates for this grant program are individual entrepreneurs, peasant farms, agricultural consumer cooperatives, joint-stock companies, and other small agribusiness units. Applicants must comply with the following requirements: registration in rural territories or agglomerations, the agricultural production status with a minimum of 70% revenue from the sale of agricultural products, and a readiness to establish tourist infrastructure in the rural areas.
The application period commences on May 26 at 9:00, lasting until June 2, 18:00 Moscow Standard Time. For additional information, applicants can reach out to the designated hotline or consult at the Resource Center for Agricultural Complex Support at Yakutsk, Kurashova St. 28, room 106.
The "Agrotourism" grant allows for the creation of new tourist facilities in rural regions, increasing the sales of local products, and generating additional income for agricultural development.
When crafting proposals, applicants should consider common requirements for agrotourism initiatives, including feasibility studies, business plans, and compliance with regulations. For detailed information about specifics on the "Agrotourism" grant within the "Development of rural tourism" project, it is advisable to contact the Ministry of Agriculture or relevant local authorities directly for accurate and updated details.
Candidates from various business sectors in the agribusiness, such as individual entrepreneurs or agricultural consumer cooperatives, are invited to apply for the Agrotourism grant. This financial aid, part of the Development of Rural Tourism project, is designed to help create new finance-supported tourist facilities in rural areas, promote local product sales, and generate extra income, thereby aiding the development of agriculture.
