The overall objective of the project is to support agri-food entities in the economic measures ‘Support for Romania’, as well as in the economic recovery programme with financing from non-reimbursable external funds in the context of the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, by granting temporary aid of limited value to those SMEs facing a shortage or even unavailability of liquidity. A large proportion of SMEs with authorised activity in the agri-food industry, affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, need to reallocate their activity by creating new production capacities, carrying out new activities or implementing new investment projects, and for this they need small investment grants so that small production capacities can be created and new products and services adapted to consumer requirements can be obtained. Under these conditions, SMEs need capital to pay current debts, build stocks of raw material, commodities, consumables, but also for the purchase of equipment, equipment, installations and technologies necessary to resume the current/operational activity, and in the absence of working capital, the resumption of the current activity will be difficult to achieve. Also, in the current economic context, we can see the impact on SMEs caused by the increase in energy and gas prices, which will exacerbate the problems faced by SMEs, such as the loss of contracts or market segments, the increase in the price of products and services, the decrease in competitiveness; The project aims to reduce the significant impact of economic operators by increasing prices, as well as to recover enterprises in the fields of agriculture, fisheries, aquaculture and the food industry, some of the areas most affected by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, in order to mitigate the effects of the economic crisis for both the business environment and the population, by awarding grants for working capital in flat-rate amounts, by applying the 15 % share to the value of the turnover recorded in the annual financial statements submitted on 31.12.2019 to ANAF, but no more than EUR 120,000. The result of financing as many entities as possible, up to 10,000, in the fields of agriculture, aquaculture, fish farming and food industry, which hold a significant share in the share of economic sectors in Romania’s economy, will lead to the national economic recovery, the creation of new jobs with a major impact on Romania’s macroeconomic balances. The actual number of beneficiaries can be calculated at the end of the registration, depending on the value of the turnover recorded by the applicants.