Peloponnese: 457 beneficiaries in the young farmers scheme
The first-call tables allocate €15.285 million to 457 beneficiaries and another €242,500 to seven potential beneficiaries who must submit supporting documents.
The Peloponnese Region has published the administrative-review results for the first call under intervention P3-75.1, “Setting up young farmers”. The decision is dated 9 October 2026 and concerns applications under Greece's 2023–2027 Common Agricultural Policy Strategic Plan.
The main list includes 457 beneficiaries who do not need to provide additional documents, with total public expenditure of €15.285 million.
Seven more applications are conditional
A further seven applicants are listed as potential beneficiaries for a total of €242,500. Their support is not yet final: they must provide the required additional documents within an exclusive one-month deadline from the date of the decision.
Depending on the case, the documents may concern the termination of permanent non-agricultural employment, proof of ownership or long-term lease of farmland, and completion of military obligations.
Information and appeals through OPSKE
Applicants can see the detailed outcome of their own application in OPSKE, the state-aid information system used for the original submission. The deadline for an electronic appeal is 20 calendar days from receipt of the notification, not automatically from the publication date of the decision.
The decision records no eligible applications excluded because the available budget was exhausted. The combined value of the two positive lists is €15,527,500.
What the result means
This is an administrative-review result, not confirmation that the money has already been credited to bank accounts. Final outcomes may be affected by appeals and, for the seven potential beneficiaries, by whether the additional documentation is complete.
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