Microfinance and Social Entrepreneurship axis of EaSI
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Main activities which can be supported under the operating grant 2016 in relation to the priorities defined in the FPA. The activities listed in this section serve as example and should not prevent the applicant from presenting others in line with the priorities and the quadrennial strategic plan linked to the Framework Partnership Agreement. Area 1: European level networks active in promoting social inclusion and poverty reduction Area 2: European level networks active in the promotion of access to finance (microfinance or social enterprise finance) Deadline:24/08/2015 
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Main activities which can be supported under the operating grant 2016 in relation to the priorities defined in the FPA. The activities listed in this section serve as example and should not prevent the applicant from presenting others in line with the priorities and the quadrennial strategic plan linked to the Framework Partnership Agreement.
Area 1: European level networks active in promoting social inclusion and poverty reduction Area 2: European level networks active in the promotion of access to finance (microfinance or social enterprise finance)
Deadline:24/08/2015
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The Microfinance and Social Entrepreneurship (MF/SE) axis supports actions in two thematic sections:
1. Micro-enterprises are enterprises employing fewer than 10 people and which have an annual turnover or annual balance sheet total or maximum EUR 2 million. Microcredit is a loan of up to EUR 25 000.
If you are a micro-entrepreneur and would like to apply for a micro loan find more information about EU microfinance support.
2. A social enterprise combines entrepreneurial activity with a social purpose. Its main aim is to have a social impact, rather than maximise profit for owners or shareholders. Businesses providing social services and/or goods and services to vulnerable persons are a typical example of social enterprise.