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August, first payment for last year's drought
Slovenia🏛️ PoliticsCenter4 hr. ago

August, first payment for last year's drought

The Slovenian government has allocated 8.45 million euros to mitigate the effects of last year's drought, with the Agency for Agricultural Markets and Rural Development currently assessing individual farms to determine compensation amounts. The Ministry of Agriculture is finalizing the process for activating state aid schemes, which is crucial for implementing payments. The first payouts are planned for August. Additionally, the government has provided 4.5 million euros for flood damage and an additional 360,000 euros for full compensation of 100% damage.

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August, first payment for last year's drought

The Slovenian government has allocated 8.45 million euros to mitigate the effects of last year's drought, with the Agency for Agricultural Markets and Rural Development currently assessing individual farms to determine compensation amounts. The Ministry of Agriculture is finalizing the process for activating state aid schemes, which is crucial for implementing payments. The first payouts are planned for August. Additionally, the government has provided 4.5 million euros for flood damage and an additional 360,000 euros for full compensation of 100% damage.

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