Study grants, care fees and local projects: four regions, different deadlines
This 13 November service round-up covers Valle d’Aosta, Marche, Basilicata and Sicily: a student, a household, a farm business and a municipality need different routes.[1][4][5]
Three items concern previously announced procedures; Sicily’s “Borghi di Natale” listing was published on 13 November, but applications also depend on the regional Official Gazette.[6][7]
## North — Valle d’Aosta: prepare the university-specific ISEE
The 2026/2027 competition for students attending institutions outside the region or online universities requires at least one year’s residence in Valle d’Aosta at application, enrolment in an eligible course, and financial and academic requirements.[2]
The university ISEE must not exceed €44,968; by noon on 4 December the student must have a valid assessment identifying them or the corresponding DSU declaration, under Article 3.[2]
Applications use the online service linked by the Region, with digital identification, and close at noon on 4 December 2026.[1][2]
A generic ISEE assessment is not enough: applicants must check that their name appears in the university-benefits section.[2]
Accommodation support must be explicitly requested and has additional conditions; applying to another scheme does not authorise duplicate equivalent public benefits.[1][2]
The competition was approved on 1 October: this is guidance on an existing procedure, not a new grant announced today.[2]
## Centre — Marche: 23 November is not the household deadline
The Multileva 3.2 listing, published on 22 October, gives 23 November for the Social Territorial Areas, or ATS; the attached call sets local collection of applications from 26 October to 16 November.[3][4]
Support is €250 per month for up to twelve months, subject to the call’s conditions, for relatives paying the social component of residential-care fees or residents paying it without family financial help.[4]
The same resident’s fee cannot receive duplicate public funding; residence and ISEE requirements depend on who applies.[4]
Ancona, ATS 11, confirms 16 November and requires Annex G with identification; it accepts certified email at comune.ancona@emarche.it, registered post or delivery to the protocol office.[9]
For registered post, receipt by that office matters, not the posting date; the page does not give a single closing hour for every route, and none is invented here.[9]
People living elsewhere must check their own ATS notice rather than automatically using Ancona’s contact details.[4][9]
## South — Basilicata: tonight’s deadline is for farm businesses
The Region’s 4 November announcement confirms 23:59 on Friday 13 November for SRD01, Action D, and states that a further extension is not being granted.[5]
The measure supports business investment including modernisation, machinery, precision farming and digitalisation; it is not a household support application.[5]
The Region describes two steps: releasing the application on SIAN and transmitting it with the required documentation through SIA-RB.[5]
Businesses and advisers already preparing files should check both steps: this guide does not replace the complete call with an eligibility checklist or verify access to a personal account.[5]
The reference to more than one hundred applications dates from 4 November, not from 19:00 today.[5]
## Islands — Sicily: establish the opening before relying on arrival order
“Borghi di Natale” has a €4 million allocation and is open to individual municipalities, with one proposal per authority: households and traders are not the applicants.[7]
Maximum support ranges from €15,000 for municipalities with up to 5,000 residents to €50,000 above 30,000; funding can cover up to 100% of eligible expenditure.[7]
The final deadline is noon on 25 November, by certified email to dipartimento.turismo1@certmail.regione.sicilia.it, but Article 6 permits submissions only from 09:00 on the fifth day after publication of an extract in the regional Official Gazette.[7]
The website publication dated 13 November, also reported by BlogSicilia, does not itself prove applications are already accepted: the Gazette publication date was not obtained.[6][7][8]
Priority follows the arrival of eligible certified emails; files require digitally signed PDF/A attachments, a municipal executive resolution and project documents, while payment follows completion and final expenditure reporting.[7]
The PDF also uses “Borghi di Luce” in Annex A’s subject heading, whereas Article 6 prescribes “Borghi di Natale” for the certified email subject: authorities should seek clarification rather than silently amend the document.[7]
This guide does not certify remaining funds, admission or successful submission. Its purpose is to identify the applicant, the document to read and the deadline that actually applies.
## Sources
[1] https://www.regione.vda.it/istruzione/dirittostudio/borse_universita_fuori_regione/default_i.aspx
[2] https://www.regione.vda.it/allegato.aspx?pk=97595
[3] https://www.regione.marche.it/RicercaBandi/id_32790/28698
[4] https://bandi.regione.marche.it/Allegati/28698/AvvisoMultileva3.2.zip
[5] https://agr.regione.basilicata.it/post/bando-srd01-confermata-scadenza-del-13-novembre
[6] https://www.regione.sicilia.it/istituzioni/servizi-informativi/bandi/avviso-pubblico-dipartimento-turismo-sport-spettacolo
[7] https://www.regione.sicilia.it/system/files/2026-11/BandoNataleeluminarieasportelloDEF_1.pdf
[8] https://www.blogsicilia.it/palermo/turismo-invernale-sicilia-ecco-bando-borghi-natale-fino-50-mila-euro-comuni-luminarie-presepi-autore/1325403
[9] https://www.comune.ancona.it/it/page/rette-per-strutture-residenziali-contributi-economici-a-sostegno-delle-famiglie-e-degli-ospiti — Comune di Ancona, Multileva 3.2