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15.1.2. Initiatives Supporting

               In Türkiye, some financial support is provided by the state depending on the socio-economic

               development level of the region where vermicompost production will take place. These supports

               are investment incentive supports provided through the Ministry of Treasury and Finance and
               entrepreneurship supports provided by the Small and Medium Scale Industry Development and

               Support Administration (KOSGEB).

               Basic supports provided to investors through the investment incentive support program; Tax

               exemption  up  to  50%  of  the  total  investment,  exemption  of  all  expenditures  made  for

               investment from value added tax and customs duty, free land allocation for investment, payment
               of employees' insurance premiums by the state for up to 10 years, 7% discount on interest rates

               on bank loans to be used for investment. (2% for foreign currency loans).

               The  fully  non-refundable  supports  provided  by  KOSGEB  for  organic  fertilizer,  which  is

               evaluated within the scope of Medium-High Technology Investments, are as follows; company

               establishment support (10.000 TL), consultancy-mentoring support  (10.000 TL), machinery-
               equipment  purchasing  support  (200.000 TL),  product  certification  support  (5.000  TL)  and

               performance support (20.000 TL).

               15.2. Composting Regulations in The United States and Europe


               According to organic waste activities, Europe is examined in four classes. It is found in Austria,

               Belgium,  Germany,  Switzerland,  Luxembourg,  Italy,  Spain  (Catalonia),  Sweden  and  the

               Netherlands in the first class. These countries have spread their policies throughout the country
               and  have  established  their  policies.  These  countries  recover  80%  of  their  organic  waste

               collected separately at source by composting. Refutation is used sparingly. Denmark, England
               and  Norway  are  in  the  second  grade.  These  countries  have  established  the  quality  and

               organization policy required for separate collection and composting. Finland and France are in
               the third grade. These countries have defined their composting strategies and are at the starting

               point of implementation. In  the fourth grade, countries such as Spain, Greece, Ireland and

               Portugal are collected separately and have not done any work on composting management at
               the source of organic waste. In these countries, waste is mixed collected and composted [53].


               Quality  assurance  of  the  final  product  is  important  in  composting.  Final  product  quality,
               composting  processing  and  composting  techniques  should  be  carefully  considered  when

               planning  composting.  In  countries  with  an  established  compost  system,  such  as  Austria,



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