Grants

This grant supports the EU forest strategy for 2030 by promoting small-scale forest management for the sustainable use of wood and non-wood products, contributing to biodiversity and climate objectives, and fostering rural development.

The grant aims to develop interoperable solutions for Positive Energy Districts (PEDs), including the integration of renewable energy, excess heat sources, and energy systems. It seeks to improve energy efficiency, grid robustness, and citizen participation while promoting innovative business models and tools for PED planning and management.

The aim of the support is to promote the adoption of renewable energy in the aquaculture sector, increasing energy independence and reducing environmental impacts.

The aim of the support is to enhance the resilience of local governments in crisis situations, focusing on equipping evacuation sites, resilience centers, and pre-school institutions in case of power outages.

The purpose of the support is to contribute to the growth of aquaculture production volume, mitigate environmental impacts, promote the use of renewable energy and digitalization in the aquaculture sector, and increase the resilience of aquaculture entrepreneurs to climate change.

The aim of the support is to promote equal opportunities and gender equality in Estonia by supporting projects that reduce social inequality and increase awareness and inclusion in various areas of life.

The purpose of the support is to encourage participation in agricultural products and food quality schemes, thereby improving product quality and increasing added value.

The aim of the support is to reduce the ecological footprint of professional fishing, increase the energy efficiency of fishing vessels, and ensure better utilization of fishing opportunities while considering the conservation of fish stocks.

Support provided to beekeepers with the aim of promoting the development of beekeeping, ensuring the vitality of bee families, and improving the sustainability of beekeeping in Estonia. The support is funded from the Estonian state budget.