Venice: from the CDM yes to a state of emergency and 20 million for first aid

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The Council of Ministers has given the green light to the declaration of the state of emergency for the areas of the Veneto affected by bad weather. 20 million euros have been allocated for Venice to deal with the most urgent interventions to support the city and the population. "At work for the compensation plan for private individuals and merchants and to refinance the special law for Venice," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte wrote on Twitter.

The payment of the Tari is shifted for a month
After the exceptional high water that submerged a large part of Venice, causing considerable damage to citizens and businesses in the area, various initiatives have been implemented. The City Council, for example, in an extraordinary way, meets in the afternoon to adopt a provision, on the recommendation of the mayor Luigi Brugnaro and prepared by the Councilor for Budget and Tributes Michele Zuin, who decides to postpone the imminent expiration of the fourth installment of the Tari, scheduled for November 16th, for all citizens and businesses of the entire Municipality. The new deadline – the lagoon administration informs – will be set for December 16th.

Abi urges banks to support damaged by bad weather
Following the procedures that will be activated to declare a state of emergency, the ABI also invited the banks "to meet the needs of the population of Venice. Just to ensure anywhere
equity and timeliness of interventions in favor of populations affected by natural disasters, the ABI – a note reads – signed a specific Memorandum of Understanding with the Civil Protection and consumer associations "

Unicredit and Bnl: 12-month mortgage stop rate
One of the first to move is UniCredit, which has launched several speeches
support for affected communities. Among these, a 12-month moratorium on mortgage and unsecured mortgage payments for companies with registered / operational headquarters in the area affected by bad weather that have suffered damage and for all private customers holding mortgage loans resident in the affected municipalities that have been damaged. event. The Bank also makes available a "Support Loan" with a subsidized rate for private customers residing in the Municipalities that have suffered damage due to bad weather; and the "New business credit package", with an unsecured / mortgage loan facility on favorable terms in favor of corporate clients with registered / operational headquarters in the Municipalities affected by the event.

Bnl Gruppo Bnp Paribas also gives customers – individuals and businesses – the opportunity to suspend the payment of existing loan installments, for a period of 12 months, relating to residential, commercial and industrial properties that have suffered damage, even partial. The Bank also makes credit lines available for the immediate needs of restarting business activities,
through ad hoc financing solutions such as the “Loan
Solidarity ”for families and businesses.