Dienstleistungsportal Bayern

Description

Prerequisites

A prerequisite for funding from the health initiative is that the implementation of the project has not yet begun and will not begin before the funding decision is announced.

Advertising measures for products, individual companies or persons are not eligible for funding. It is therefore important that neutral partners who are subject to binding forms of financial reporting and organization are involved.

Project evaluation is essential.

Procedure

Applications can be submitted to the Bavarian State Office for Health and Food Safety (LGL) all year round. All applications received are assessed in a multi-stage procedure and submitted to the StMGP for a decision. Applications should therefore be submitted sufficiently in advance of the planned start of the project. We recommend submitting your application at least four months before the planned start of the project.

Please use the current application form and the cost and financing plan to submit your application. The documents are available for download in the "Forms" section. Here you will also find detailed "Information for applicants".

The Bavarian Centre for Prevention and Health Promotion (ZPG) at the LGL will provide you with expert advice and the LGL's funding department will handle the organizational aspects of the funding.

Special notes

Guiding principles of the health initiative:

• Priority is given to health promotion and primary prevention projects over secondary and tertiary prevention approaches within the above-mentioned fields of action.
• Preference will be given to projects that intervene in a setting-oriented manner ("setting approach") or that represent an effective combination of individual-related behavioral prevention and environment-related relationship prevention.
• Projects should be socially inclusive and include gender and migration aspects. The aim is to reduce social inequality.
• Knowledge-based, evaluation and quality management of all measures are important funding criteria. The current scientific status must be presented in the project description. Suitable project-related evaluation strategies for achieving objectives should already be included at the planning stage.
• Projects should include participatory elements where appropriate, such as active involvement of the target group in planning, implementation or evaluation.
• Projects should be innovative, have a model character and a possible future transfer should be taken into account from the outset, e.g. also by creating transfer aids and considering the structural requirements of the potential transfer partner as early as the project planning stage.
• Where possible, projects should be carried out in collaborations that can serve as a sustainable basis for the continuation of proven projects. Practical-scientific collaborations are particularly desirable, including intersectoral collaborations that can effectively and sustainably address the problems with a common objective.

Other information

• Before submitting an application, a project outline and a cost and financing plan must be submitted to the LGL. The project outline should be two pages long.
• The basic maximum funding period is two years.
• After receiving the grant notification, a one-page project description must be submitted for the Health Initiative website.
• For projects with more than one year of funding, an interim report must be submitted once a year in electronic form. The form is provided by the LGL.
• Within six months of completion of the funded project, the funding recipient must submit a final and self-evaluation report to the LGL in electronic form and, if necessary, additional data required for an evaluation. The templates for the final and self-evaluation reports will be provided by the LGL. The grant recipient undertakes to collect and document the relevant data required to prepare a meaningful self-evaluation report during the project period.
• The use of the project funds must be documented. The proof of use must be submitted to the LGL within six months.
• No funding from other budget funds of the Free State of Bavaria may be used for measures that are funded in accordance with these principles. If federal or EU funds are granted for this purpose, the state funding will be reduced accordingly. The grant applied for is a subsidy within the meaning of § 264 StGB (subsidy fraud). The facts relevant to the granting of the subsidy are subsidy-relevant within the meaning of Section 264 StGB. A declaration to this effect must be submitted with the grant application.
• The grant recipient is obliged to regularly refer to the funding from the GLB Health Initiative in publications and other public relations work. The logo introduced for the funding area, which is provided by the StMGP, must always be used.

Deadlines

We recommend submitting your application at least four months in advance of the planned start of the project.

Processing time

The processing time is at least four months.

Required documents

• GLB application form

• GLB cost and financing plan

• where appropriate, the opinion of a data protection officer

• If applicable, vote of the ethics committee

• if applicable, de minimis form or SGEI form

Forms

• Form, Bavaria-wide: Gesund.Leben.Bayern - Antragsformular

  Please note

  This form has to be signed and sent to the responsible authority. You can sign the form manually and send it by email/fax or sign the form electronically with your qualified electronic signature an send it by (secure) email. If the responsible authority has set up a De-Mail account, you can also send the form by De-Mail using an sender-confirmed message.

• Form, Bavaria-wide: Gesund.Leben.Bayern. - Kosten- und Finanzierungsplan

  Please note

  This form has to be signed and sent to the responsible authority. You can sign the form manually and send it by email/fax or sign the form electronically with your qualified electronic signature an send it by (secure) email. If the responsible authority has set up a De-Mail account, you can also send the form by De-Mail using an sender-confirmed message.

• Form, Bavaria-wide:
  Gesund.Leben.Bayern - Hinweise für Antragsteller

Fees

• none

Legal bases

• Art. 23 Haushaltsordnung des Freistaates Bayern (Bayerische Haushaltsordnung - BayHO)

  BayRS IV S. 664; BayRS 630-1-F

• Art. 44 Haushaltsordnung des Freistaates Bayern (Bayerische Haushaltsordnung - BayHO)

  BayRS IV S. 664; BayRS 630-1-F

• Allgemeine Nebenbestimmungen für Zuwendungen zur Projektförderung (ANBest-P)
• Art. 106 - 109 Vertrag über die Arbeitsweise der Europäischen Union (AEUV)
• Verordnung (EU) Nr. 1407/2013 der EU-Kommission vom 18.12.2013 über die Anwendung der Artikel 107 und 108 des Vertrags über die Arbeitsweise der Europäischen Union auf De-minimis-Beihilfen

  (ABl. 2013 L 352,1)

• Beschluss der Kommission vom 20.12.2011 über die Anwendung von Artikel 106 Absatz 2 des Vertrags über die Arbeitsweise der Europäischen Union auf staatliche Beihilfen in Form von Ausgleichsleistungen zugunsten bestimmter Unternehmen, die mit der Erbringung von Dienstleistungen von allgemeinem wirtschaftlichem Interesse betraut sind

  (ABl. L 7, 3)

Remedy

The applicant may lodge an appeal against the grant or rejection notice within one month of its notification. The appeal may be lodged in writing, for the record or electronically in a form approved for the written form substitute. The lodging of an appeal by simple e-mail is not permitted and has no legal effect. From 01.01.2022, the group of persons named in Section 55d VwGO must generally submit appeals electronically. By virtue of federal law, a procedural fee is due in legal proceedings before the administrative courts as a result of filing an action. The corresponding information on legal remedies in the notification must be observed.