This Government Resolution primarily addresses regulations concerning the procurement of in-vitro propagated fruit and nut seedlings, emphasizing the legal framework for subsidizing such purchases. It aims to support the development of intensive orchards and new plantations by establishing procedures for applying for subsidies, monitoring their effective use, and ensuring compliance with established standards. The policy context involves fostering agricultural modernization, with specific reference to the roles of the Ministry of Agriculture, Agro-Industrial Development Agency, and local authorities, underpinned by legal principles of state support and regulation of agricultural inputs. Key measures include the approval of a regulation detailing the procedures for applying for subsidies, the criteria for eligibility, and the documentation required, such as conformity certificates and sale agreements. The document specifies the allocation of subsidies from the State Agro-Industrial Development Fund, with particular emphasis on the types of seedlings eligible, the subsidy rates (e.g., 50% of costs, with caps on amounts), and the conditions for their disbursement. It also outlines the process for monitoring the use of subsidies, including periodic inspections, reporting requirements, and procedures for addressing non-compliance, all aimed at ensuring transparency and effective resource utilization. Implementation mechanisms involve the formation of specialized working groups at the district and regional levels responsible for reviewing applications, conducting inspections, and overseeing subsidy disbursement. Timelines are specified for application review, monitoring, and reporting, with responsibilities assigned to local officials, the Agro-Industrial Development Agency, and the Ministry of Agriculture. The document also highlights procedural aspects such as documentation submission, verification processes, and the role of public oversight, emphasizing a structured approach to enforce compliance and facilitate stakeholder engagement in the subsidy program.