Revolving Fund for Supply Chain Contracts (Fondo Rotativo Contratti di Filiera) (PNRR Investment 3.4) and supply chain and district contracts
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What it funds
Revolving instrument with a total budget of EUR 4 billion intended to encourage private investment in the agri-food, fishing and aquaculture, forestry, floriculture and nursery supply chains, combining grants and subsidised loans. It runs alongside the fifth Contratti di filiera agroalimentare call (EUR 1.203 billion, projects between EUR 4 million and EUR 50 million), published on 23 April 2022 and now in the implementation phase. The 2026 activity recorded on the MASAF website concerns extensions of the deadline for submitting the final proposals (12 January and 6 February 2026) and the reprogramming of the savings in the fishing and forestry sectors (12 May 2026), not new access windows.
Who can apply
Individual and associated enterprises, groupings of enterprises, agricultural producer associations, research and knowledge dissemination bodies, party to a multi-regional supply chain or district contract.
Sectoral scope
Agri-food, fishing and aquaculture, forestry, floriculture and nursery production. Agricultural and agri-industrial businesses are fully eligible, but only within a signed supply chain agreement.
Notes and caveats
Verified on masaf.gov.it. The minimum/maximum project amounts (EUR 4-50 million) refer to the fifth call; the limit of 85% of eligible costs attributable to a single region applies to multi-regional contracts. No sixth call had been published as at 27/08/2026: the MASAF Contratti di filiera e di distretto page still refers to the fifth call. Measure to monitor: it is the most likely candidate for a new window in 2026-2027, given the reprogramming of the savings.
Sources
Every piece of information on this page was read on 27 August 2026 from the pages below. Where they disagree, the managing body’s document prevails.
Keywords
filiere agroalimentarifinanziamento agevolatofondo perduto