The phrase "aid scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured program or plan designed to provide assistance or support, often in the context of financial aid or social services.
Example: "The government has introduced a new aid scheme to help low-income families access essential services."
Alternatives: "assistance program" or "support initiative".
There are also tax-saving advantages to putting money into a pension scheme, donating to charity via the gift aid scheme, or claiming capital allowances on things used for business purposes.
Secondly, the contested part of the decision was concerned exclusively with declaring the aid scheme incompatible with the common market, and it did not define the specific consequences which that declaration had for each taxpayer.
This can be achieved by using the Gift Aid Scheme.
Guyana benefits from oil supplied on easy terms under Petrocaribe, a Venezuelan aid scheme.
But widespread concern focused on two facets of the Japanese aid scheme announced on Wednesday.
Many disaster appeal donors may have forgotten the Gift Aid scheme allowing charities to reclaim tax.
The introduction of the generous feed-in tariff (FiT) aid scheme in 2010 kickstarted a revolution.
On December 18th, the IMF completed details of a $39.7 billion financial-aid scheme for the country.Though guardedly welcoming dollarisation, the United States has done nothing to hasten it, such as giving other countries a voice in its monetary policy.
For example, the Commission's in-depth investigation into a potential state aid scheme regarding UK CFC Group Financing Exemption (SA.44896).
It is heartening to see the Lords focus on government plans to surgically remove the area of the legal aid scheme that relates most directly to the poor and vulnerable.
The World Food Programme (WFP) has been forced to suspend a critical food aid scheme for more than 1.6 million Syrian refugees because of a funding crisis.
