The time of the grant application process depends on several factors:

• Preparation of documents: This can take from 1 to 3 weeks, depending on the complexity of the project and the availability of information. Our team helps to speed up this stage by providing expertise in collecting and preparing the necessary documentation.
• Review of the application by the grantor: The review process can take from 1 to 6 months, depending on the specific grant program and the number of applications. Some international programs may take longer.
• The time of the grant application process depends on several factor

In general, it can take from 2 to 8 months from the time of application preparation to the decision.

• Identify the appropriate grant program: The first step is to find a grant that matches your field of activity, goals, and eligibility criteria. We will help you find the best funding options for your project.
  
• Collect the required documents: Grantors usually require a business plan, financial statements, project description, and other documents. Our team provides support in preparing all the necessary materials.
• Write the application: The application should be detailed, clear and convincing. We have experience in writing more than 200 successful applications, which will help to increase your chances of receiving funding.
• Submit the application: The application is submitted through the official platforms of the grantors or by mail. We control the entire submission process to ensure that the application is sent correctly and on time.
• Wait for a response: After submitting your application, the review process may take several weeks or months. We will keep you informed and communicate with the grantors.

Our company provides full support at all stages of the grant application process.

The following documents are usually required to start applying for a grant:

• Business plan or project description: A document that explains in detail the project’s goals, development strategy, expected results, and impact on the business or community.
• Financial statements: The company’s most recent financial documents (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow statement) for the last several years.
• Company registration documents: Certificate of business registration, statutory documents, extract from the Unified State Register (to confirm the legal status).
• Documents confirming the ownership or lease of assets: If your project includes investments in infrastructure, premises or equipment.
• Resumes of key project participants: Biographies or professional resumes of those responsible for project implementation.
• Letters of support or letters of recommendation: If possible, these can be letters from partners, clients, or organizations confirming the importance of the project.
• Project budget: A detailed budget explaining how the grant funds will be used.
• Invoices for goods and services: Documents confirming the cost of goods or services that will be financed by the grant (e.g., invoices from suppliers).

Our team will assist with the preparation and review of all documents to ensure compliance with grantor requirements.

Funding programs depend on your industry, business type, and project goal. Here are the main types of funding programs that may be available:

1. International grants

• Grants from the European Union (Horizon Europe, Erasmus+): Programs to support innovation, research, education and business development.
• USAID: Grants for the development of small and medium-sized businesses, in particular in the agricultural sector, energy and healthcare.
• UN Global Programs (UNDP, UNICEF): Funding for projects that promote sustainable development, social initiatives and innovation.

2. Government programs

• Ukrainian Startup Fund: Supports innovative technology startups through grants and investments.
• Programs to support small and medium-sized businesses: Government subsidies, low-interest loans and grants for business development.
• The 5-7-9 program: Affordable loans for small and medium-sized businesses with preferential terms.

3. Investment programs

• Direct investment: Attracting venture capital funds, private investors for business development, innovative and high-tech projects.
• Crowdfunding: Raising funds on platforms such as Kickstarter or Ukrainian equivalents to finance projects.

4. Loan programs

• Loans for small and medium-sized businesses: Concessional loans with low interest rates from banking institutions.
• International financial institutions (EBRD, IFC): Loans and support for businesses seeking development or expansion.

5. Sectoral financing programs

• Agricultural sector: Specialized grant and loan programs for farmers, agricultural enterprises (e.g., support from USAID agro, EBRD).
• Green energy: Financing of projects that promote the development of renewable energy sources (grants from the EU and specialized loans).
• IT and technology: Programs to support startups and technology companies (investment funds, international grants).

Our team will help you identify the best program options for your business and support you at all stages of raising funds.