Three new decisions were taken today by the Council of Ministers concerning persons with disabilities, pupils of the Agios Antonios Primary School in Nicosia and a Grant Scheme for the installation or replacement of solar hot water systems in residential buildings.
Specifically, the Council of Ministers took the following decisions.
The new Scheme determines the subsidy of €300 to €700 to social disability benefit recipients for holidays organised by themselves, according to their choices and preferences and the occupancy of accessible approved hotels and tourist accommodation in Cyprus. The new Scheme is expected to benefit approximately 600 persons with disabilities per year, plus their accompanying persons or family members. The total additional cost of the new Scheme will amount to €300,000 per year.
- Approved the free provision of breakfast and lunch to all children attending the Agios Antonios Primary School in Nicosia
for the school years 2021-2022 and 2022-2023.
- Approved the free provision of breakfast and lunch to all children attending the Agios Antonios Primary School for the school years 2021-2022 and 2022-2023.
- Approved the Grant Scheme for installation or replacement of solar systems for the production of domestic hot water in residential buildings.
The Scheme provides financial incentives in the form of a government grant for the installation or replacement of integrated solar systems for the production of domestic hot water in existing residential buildings.
The Scheme provides financial incentives in the form of a government grant for the installation or replacement of integrated solar systems for the production of domestic hot water in existing residential buildings. Beneficiaries of the Scheme are individuals who have made a similar investment. The budget of the Scheme is €600,000. The application procedure will remain in force until 1 October 2022 or until the final submission of 1300 applications, whichever comes first. This grant scheme is included in the Cyprus Tomorrow Recovery and Resilience Plan.
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