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Greece's e-EFKA and DYPA to Disburse Over 56 Million Euros by Mid-August
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Greece's e-EFKA and DYPA to Disburse Over 56 Million Euros by Mid-August

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

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  • Greece's e-EFKA and DYPA will disburse a total of 56.756 million euros to 58,370 beneficiaries between August 10 and 14.
  • Payments include unemployment benefits, maternity aid, funeral expenses, and funds for employment and public benefit programs.
  • The disbursements cover various categories such as former OAEE beneficiaries, lump-sum payments, and subsidized employment programs.

Greece's social security and employment agencies, e-EFKA and DYPA, are set to disburse over 56.7 million euros to more than 58,000 beneficiaries in the first half of August. The payments, scheduled between August 10 and 14, cover a range of benefits and programs.

Beneficiaries will receive funds for unemployment, maternity aid, and funeral expenses. Additionally, payments will be made for lump-sum benefits and subsidized employment programs. The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs detailed the breakdown, indicating that 170 recipients will get 256,000 euros for benefits from the former OAEE, including maternity and funeral aid.

Further allocations include 13.5 million euros for lump-sum payments, 21 million euros for unemployment and other benefits to 35,000 recipients, and 1.5 million euros for 2,200 mothers receiving subsidized maternity leave. Subsidized employment programs will see 19 million euros distributed to 18,000 beneficiaries, with an additional 1.5 million euros designated for 2,500 participants in public benefit programs.

A total of 56,756,000 euros will be paid to 58,370 beneficiaries, from August 10 to 14, as part of the scheduled payments of e-EFKA and the Public Employment Service (DYPA).

โ€” Ministry of Labor and Social AffairsAnnouncing the upcoming disbursements.
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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.