Does the applicant need to be a member of the "Kenkōshiga" co-creation conference at the time of application?
A1: No, it is not necessary to be a member of the "Kenkōshiga" co-creation conference at the time of application.
Q2: Is it necessary to collaborate with a group that is a member of the "Kenkōshiga" co-creation conference at the time of application?
A2: No, it is not necessary to collaborate with a group that is a member of the "Kenkōshiga" co-creation conference.
Q3: Can the rental fee for equipment already used in the project be applied for as a subsidy?
A3: No, costs incurred before the subsidy decision date are not eligible.
Q4: How should the consumption tax be handled when applying for a subsidy?
A4: The consumption tax can be included in the application amount.
Q5: Is an estimate required for the application?
A5: No, an estimate is not required.
Q6: How long will the presentation take?
A6: The presentation time has not been determined yet, but last year it was 8 minutes for the presentation and 10 minutes for questions.
Q7: Can the salary of a part-time employee who works outside of regular hours be applied for as a subsidy?
A7: No, only salaries for temporary employees hired for the project are eligible.
Q8: Can the cost of purchasing equipment, such as a computer or tablet, be applied for as a subsidy?
A8: Yes, but only if it is essential for the project and the total cost does not exceed half of the total project cost.
Q9: How should communication costs, such as phone bills, be handled?
A9: Costs incurred before the subsidy decision date are not eligible.
Q10: Are insurance premiums eligible for subsidy?
A10: Yes, insurance premiums for the project are eligible.
Q11: Can a profit-making business apply for the subsidy?
A11: Yes, but the project must not be primarily for profit-making purposes.
Q12: Can a project that was implemented last year be applied for again?
A12: Yes, but only if new elements are added to the project.
Q13: Can multiple groups apply for the subsidy separately?
A13: Yes, each group can apply separately, but only one application per group is allowed.
Q14: Can a group based outside of Shiga Prefecture apply for the subsidy if the project is implemented in Shiga Prefecture?
A14: Yes, the group can apply for the subsidy if the project is implemented in Shiga Prefecture.
Q15: Can the secretariat introduce potential collaborating companies?
A15: Yes, the secretariat can introduce potential collaborating companies after the project is adopted.
Q16: Is an estimate for the entire two-year period required?
A16: No, only the estimate for the first year is required.
Q17: Is the subsidy only for activities implemented in Shiga Prefecture?
A17: Yes, the subsidy is only for activities implemented in Shiga Prefecture.
Q18: Can a university student group apply for the subsidy?
A18: Yes, a university student group can apply for the subsidy.
Q19: Can the project charge users a fee?
A19: Yes, the project can charge users a fee, but the estimated income must be included in the application.
Q20: Can the collaborating group be based outside of Shiga Prefecture?
A20: Yes, the collaborating group can be based outside of Shiga Prefecture.
Q21: What was the competition rate for the subsidy last year?
A21: Last year, 39 groups applied, 9 groups passed the presentation screening, and 6 groups were adopted.
Q22: Can the cost of developing a skin care product using Shiga Prefecture-produced plants be applied for as a subsidy?
A22: Yes, the cost can be applied for as a subsidy.
Q23: Can the operator of a facility used for the project be considered a collaborating group?
A23: Yes, if the operator is actively involved in the project, they can be considered a collaborating group.
Q24: Can an individual apply for the subsidy?
A24: No, an individual cannot apply for the subsidy, but a voluntary group can.
Q25: How can a group request an introduction to a potential collaborating company?
A25: The group can include the request in the business plan book, and the secretariat will introduce the company after the project is adopted.
Q26: Is there a limit to the number of people in a voluntary group?
A26: No, there is no limit to the number of people in a voluntary group.
Q27: Can the cost of creating a website or filming a video for the project be applied for as a subsidy?
A27: Yes, the cost can be applied for as a subsidy if it is necessary for the project.
Q28: Can the transportation cost of participants be applied for as a subsidy?
A28: Yes, the cost can be applied for as a subsidy if it is necessary for the project.
Q29: Is there a limit to the number of times the project can be implemented?
A29: No, there is no limit to the number of times the project can be implemented.
Q30: Can a group apply for the subsidy if they are already receiving a subsidy from another source?
A30: Yes, but the group must be able to clearly separate the costs of the two subsidies.
Q31: Can a training course be applied for as a subsidy?
A31: Yes, a training course can be applied for as a subsidy if it aligns with the purpose of the subsidy.
Q32: What is the difference between eligible salary and ineligible personnel costs?
A32: Eligible salary refers to the salary of temporary employees hired for the project, while ineligible personnel costs refer to the costs of regular employees.
Q33: Can the project be limited to a specific group of participants?
A33: Yes, the project can be limited to a specific group of participants.
Q34: Is it necessary to collaborate with another group from the start of the project?
A34: Yes, it is necessary to collaborate with another group from the start of the project.
Q35: Can a voluntary group be considered a collaborating group?
A35: Yes, a voluntary group can be considered a collaborating group.
Q36: Is it necessary for the collaborating group to be a corporation?
A36: No, it is not necessary for the collaborating group to be a corporation, but they must be actively involved in the project.
Q37: What kind of collaboration is considered "collaboration"?
A37: Collaboration refers to working together with another group from the planning stage of the project.
Q38: When will the results of the presentation screening be announced?
A38: The results are expected to be announced at the end of June.
Q39: Can costs incurred before the subsidy decision date be applied for as a subsidy?
A39: No, costs incurred before the subsidy decision date cannot be applied for as a subsidy.
Q40: Is there a limit to the amount of self-financing required for the project?
A40: No, there is no limit to the amount of self-financing required for the project.
Q41: Can the salary of a regular employee be applied for as a subsidy?
A41: No, the salary of a regular employee cannot be applied for as a subsidy.
Q42: Can the cost of updating a website be applied for as a subsidy?
A42: Yes, the cost can be applied for as a subsidy if it is necessary for the project.
Q43: How should the cost of updating a website be categorized?
A43: The cost should be categorized as "miscellaneous expenses".
Q44: What should be done if the actual cost of the project exceeds the estimated cost?
A44: The group should submit a revised application, and the secretariat will review it.
Q45: Is it necessary to use the standard unit price set by Shiga Prefecture when calculating the cost of specialized services?
A45: No, it is not necessary to use the standard unit price set by Shiga Prefecture.
Q46: Which group should apply for the subsidy if a group has multiple activities?
A46: The group should apply for the subsidy with the activity that best aligns with the purpose of the subsidy.
Q47: Can the cost of equipment that will only be used for the project be applied for as a subsidy?
A47: Yes, the cost can be applied for as a subsidy.
Q48: What kind of support can be expected for continuing the project?
A48: The secretariat can introduce the group to various organizations that can provide support for continuing the project.
Q49: Can a company operated by university students apply for the subsidy as a university student group?
A49: The application will be reviewed based on the content of the project, regardless of whether it is a university student group or a general group.
Q50: What is the difference between "collaborating groups" and "groups that are expected to collaborate"?
A50: Collaborating groups refer to groups that have a high possibility of collaborating, while groups that are expected to collaborate refer to groups that are expected to collaborate but have not yet confirmed their participation.
Q51: Can the secretariat introduce potential collaborating groups even if the project is not adopted?
A51: Yes, the secretariat can introduce potential collaborating groups even if the project is not adopted.
Q52: Can the transportation cost of regular employees be applied for as a subsidy?
A52: Yes, the cost can be applied for as a subsidy if it is necessary for the project.
Q53: Can the "Kenkōshiga" banner be used for events other than those implemented in Shiga Prefecture?
A53: Yes, the banner can be used for events other than those implemented in Sh
