Enabled in the Semear Program for Cultural Incentive can now print certificates
The certificates are valid for one year from their date of issuance and can be used for fundraising for cultural projects
Proponents of projects approved by the State Program for Cultural Incentive - Semear, can now download their Framing Certificates. For the first year, the letters can be downloaded directly from the SGP System, the project management platform of the Program, which received a new version in this year's announcement.
Cultural makers can use their login to access the SGP and issue the certificate within the page of their approved projects, in the “Documents” section. The certificates are available for download in PDF format.
The online certificates are another initiative of Semear to facilitate access to the program. “With the possibility of obtaining the Framing Certificates via the system, proponents, especially those from the more distant regions of the State, will be able to obtain them without needing to travel to the capital. This measure also reinforces Semear's and the Cultural Foundation of Pará's commitment to the artistic class and sustainability,” highlights Carmem Fischer, executive secretary of the Program.
Validity - The certificates are valid for one year from their date of issuance and can be used for fundraising for the approved cultural projects with companies contributing to the Tax on Circulation of Goods and Services (ICMS), and that are established in the State of Pará.
Announcement - The Semear Program is a state policy for cultural incentive in the State of Pará. The selected proponents registered in the announcement in January and went through stages of document analysis, cultural merit evaluation, and technical capacity, with the right to appeal during the process. All phases were conducted through the SGP-Semear.
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For more information about obtaining certificates or the sponsorship process, proponents can contact the Semear team via the emails [email protected] or [email protected], by phone at (91) 3284-9073, (91) 3284-9072, and (91) 98419-8780 (institutional WhatsApp).
Text: Bruno Cunha / FCP
