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Rural Heritage Conservation

PSR Intervento SRD11 — Patrimonio Rurale e Paesaggio

Ceiling €50,000–400,000 depending on region Coverage 70–100% Reachable Month 8 Speed 180–400 days
Grants Regional Instruments Reachable Month 8

The operative truth

Terms

Administering body Regional agriculture departments
Instrument type Grants
Tier Regional Instruments
Ceiling €50,000–400,000 depending on region
Coverage 70–100%
Cost of money n/a
Term Maintenance and public access obligations
Earliest reachable Month 8
Application to cash 180–400 days
Ceilings, rates and coverage change between programming periods and vary by region. Confirm against the current call text before acting.

Who qualifies

Owners and managers of rural heritage — mills, chapels, terraces, rural buildings and cultural landscape features.

What it funds

Restoration, conservation and interpretation of rural built and landscape heritage.

What disqualifies an applicant

What it stacks with

These instruments combine with this one. Grants generally cannot double-fund the same cost, but different components of the same project may each carry their own support, and tax credits stack more freely with grants than grants do with each other.

Relief · Bounded by the donor's taxable income

Cultural Heritage Tax Credit

The beneficiary is a public cultural body or a recognised heritage project; the credit accrues to the donors…

 Grant · €20,000,000 per pilot village; smaller enterprise sub-grants

Historic Villages Regeneration

Municipalities primarily, with enterprises participating through sub-grants for cultural, tourism and craft activity in the selected villages.

 Grant · €50,000–300,000 depending on region

Non-Productive Environmental Investment

Farmers and land managers undertaking investments with environmental rather than commercial returns.

 Grant · €30,000–200,000 depending on the local strategy

LEADER Local Development

Enterprises, associations and public bodies within the territory of the Local Action Group, in line with its published…

Ventures this funds

5 venture types in the atlas list this instrument in their capital stack.

HOS-010

Monastery and Heritage Guesthouse

Guest accommodation within a restored monastery, convent, tower or historic estate building.

Hospitality, Accommodation and Food Service
€120,000–€700,000
16–34 months
HOS-023

Artist and Writer Residency

Funded or fee-paying residencies offering studio space and accommodation to working artists.

Hospitality, Accommodation and Food Service
€40,000–€240,000
8–18 months
CRF-017

Dry Stone Walling

Construction and restoration of dry stone terracing and walls, a UNESCO-recognised heritage skill.

Craft, Making and Light Manufacture
€10,000–€60,000
2–6 months
EXP-019

Archaeological Site Interpretation

Visitor services, interpretation and educational programming at archaeological sites.

Experience, Guiding and Cultural Economy
€10,000–€90,000
5–14 months
EXP-030

Museum, Ecomuseum and Interpretation Centre

Interpretation of local heritage, craft, landscape or industry as a visitable institution.

Experience, Guiding and Cultural Economy
€25,000–€300,000
10–24 months

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P7

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Stage two

Prove the demand

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Typically months four to seven

Stage three

Shift the balance

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Where most instruments land

Stage four

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The venture covers the household and begins repaying its capital. Employment becomes a choice rather than a necessity.

Repayment usually begins here

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37 Do I need any qualification to farm in Italy? 41 Are there instruments specifically for women founders? 42 What support exists for founders with disabilities? 54 What is the third sector register and should my venture be in it? 57 Do I need a business plan, and who reads it? 60 How do I know whether I am ready to start? 61 How should I choose which business to start? 99 What is an ATECO code and why does it matter so much?

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Agrifood Production and Transformation

This family contains the ventures that begin with land, water or livestock and end with something a person eats or drinks. Its…

Produzione e Trasformazione Agroalimentare
30 ventures

Hospitality, Accommodation and Food Service

Hospitality is how a territory converts its landscape and its story into revenue without exporting anything. It is also the family with…

Ospitalità, Ricettività e Ristorazione
40 ventures

Craft, Making and Light Manufacture

Craft ventures convert skill into value density: a kilogram of clay becomes a plate worth two hundred times the material. This family…

Artigianato e Piccola Manifattura
30 ventures

Experience, Guiding and Cultural Economy

The highest-margin family in the atlas and the cheapest to enter, because the inventory is what the founder already knows. A licensed…

Esperienze, Guide ed Economia Culturale
30 ventures

Services, Care, Knowledge and Digital

This family contains the least romantic and most financially stable ventures in the atlas. Care contracts, compliance work, property management and remote…

Servizi, Cura, Conoscenza e Digitale
25 ventures

Energy, Environment and Circular Economy

These ventures have the longest horizons and the most secure revenues in the atlas, because their income arrives under twenty-year tariffs and…

Energia, Ambiente ed Economia Circolare
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