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Could you point me to any sources where I can read more about this things, e.g. grants on "multi-language communication services" and such? Not meaning to doub
by adlpz 7y ago
Could you point me to any sources where I can read more about this things, e.g. grants on "multi-language communication services" and such?
Not meaning to doubt you, but it all seems a little too good (or maybe bad) to be true, doesn't it?
- wrnr 7y agoThe 40% is an exaggeration, I got the number of the top of my head. But yes, the Flemish government has a number of these type of programs that pay for all sort of random things. Don't forget that the people administrating these schemes also need to get paid. https://www.vlaio.be/nl/subsidies-financiering/subsidiedatabank/ontwikkeling-en-vertaling-van-digitale-internationale https://www.vlaio.be/nl/subsidies-financiering/subsidiedatab... I've already posted a link for another source in another comment. Edit: This is how to get a refund for voting: https://vlaanderenkiest.be/faq/wanneer-krijgt-u-uw-reiskosten-om-te-gaan-stemmen-terugbetaald https://vlaanderenkiest.be/faq/wanneer-krijgt-u-uw-reiskoste...
- tooop 7y agoVoting: how is it an EU thing? Provide a source for EU document because i certainly haven't heard anything like that in my country.
- tonyedgecombe 7y agoThe 40% is an exaggeration, I got the number of the top of my head. Why did you do that, the facts aren't hard to find and you may well learn something along the way.
- afjl 7y agoThere's nothing wrong with getting a refund for voting if you have to travel for it. Not refunding this travel could prohibit fairly poor people from voting. The idea is to encourage voter participation by removing the financial obstacle to voting.