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Grants for Sustainable Return in Tuzla Canton given

Published: December 29, 2015
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59 Grants for Sustainable Return in Tuzla CantonToday, Minister of Labour, Social Affairs and Return of Tuzla Canton, Danijela Simic, signed contracts with 59 beneficiaries of grants for sustainable return.

Grants include a donation of cows, sheep, cultivators, heifers, hay baler, tractor trailers, equipment for the locksmith’s shop and photo studio, for which returnees have expressed interest while applying for grant. According to minister Simic, planned budget funds of Tuzla Canton for this year’s grants are 182.000 BAM.

“Donations will be given to 25 users from the Tuzla Canton and 34 returnees from the municipalities in the RS which gravitate to our Canton. While applying they listed the most needed resources. Most of them asked for sheep and cattle, and machinery and plugs “, said Simic.

Returnees from the Tuzla Canton and the municipalities of Bijeljina, Bratunac, Doboj, Lopare, Milici, Modrica, Osmaci, Šekovići, Srebrenica, Ugljevik, Vlasenica and Zvornik Vukosavlje from the Republic of Serbian applied on previously announced public call.

Representatives of the line ministry also signed contracts for the purchase of firewood for DPs accommodated in collective centres in Tuzla Canton today.

(Source: novovrijeme.ba)

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