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Assisted Area
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Assisted Area
In the United Kingdom, an area designated as needing government assistance to promote economic development.
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The North West Development Agency (NWDA) grant is known as 'Selective Finance for Investment' and is available for businesses located in assisted areas of the north west for projects of all sizes.
AERO GROUP'S BIG JOBS BOOST by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The availability of funding from these grants for development ( such as Strategic Partnerships money on behalf of One NorthEast and the European Regional Development Fund ( is relatively limited and many areas in the region will lose grant assistance following the review of assisted areas.
Seventh is not bad in Europe by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
3bn over the next seven years under the new EU convergence programme and Assisted Areas scheme.
Morgan welcomes Euro funding boost by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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