United Nations Aid Program
Hello, welcome to the grant program created by the United Nations in collaboration with UNICEF to promote employment and reduce unemployment worldwide. More than $900 million in grants for companies that need help to reduce unemployment. This program is subsidized by the world's major powers through the UN to enable the world to develop and above all to develop profitable and sustainable inventions and projects. This program benefits everyone, regardless of your sector of activity. This program was created by the United Nations (UN) in collaboration with UNICEF since 2018 and was relaunched in 2024 to finance young entrepreneurs, those with a profitable and sustainable project, and workers in all major sectors such as agriculture, livestock, fisheries and the intermediary sector to create profitable and sustainable industries to employ dynamic young people and reduce unemployment. We also help NGOs (non-public organizations) that are also fighting unemployment in the most remote areas. We help young entrepreneurs who have business projects that can employ many people, to expand their workshops, while creating more jobs and reducing unemployment in the world. The amount of our non-refundable financing will depend on the budget of your business idea. We finance 100% of the projects if they are sustainable and beneficial for all. We remind you that the financing is non-refundable and accessible to all. We remind you that this program is non-refundable financing, that is to say that it is not a loan, but an aid for the creation of small and medium-sized enterprises. Actions aimed at creating additional jobs to reduce unemployment. To take advantage of this non-refundable financing to develop your business projects or a business that already exists but due to funding cuts, contact us directly at our headquarters in the United States of America via email to the following, by phone or by email. or on our website to make a legal request for assistance directly from our website. Email: mailto: Secretary General of the Aid Program Mr ALBERTO LEMUS
Ózd, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén
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