During the challenging time of full-scale invasion, Kharkiv resident Vadym Davydiuk decided to apply for a microgrant under the government project “eRobota.” Vadym has been engaged in entrepreneurial activities for over 20 years. Thanks to the grant, he was able to expand the production of household goods, such as graters, garlic presses, and more.
The grant funds were used to purchase technological equipment, including cutting and bending dies, as well as a crimping die. This has enabled the production of more modern graters with extended lifespans and, most importantly, allowed all orders to be completed on time. The entrepreneur has already hired two employees.
In addition to its own production, the company provides contract manufacturing services and collaborates with both small and large retail chains.
According to Vadym, the goal of his team is to create new jobs, continue developing, and contribute to the growth of the economy and future Victory.
If you wish to apply for a microgrant but need assistance, you can seek consultation at any branch of the Kharkiv Regional Employment Center or its structural units here or contact them via Telegram at t.me/KharkivOCZ.
You can submit an application with a business plan through Diia here.
Learn more about the “Vlasna Sprava” program here.
The hotline of the Kharkiv Regional Employment Center operates from Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, at 0800 600 498.
With support Kharkiv Regional Employment Service