bafa.de

German federal agency administering business, export-control and energy-efficiency programs for people, companies and municipalities

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About bafa.de

The Federal Office for Economic Affairs and Export Control (BAFA) administers federal programs in energy efficiency and supports export-control functions. Its topics include energy, foreign trade and business.

BAFA serves private individuals, companies and municipalities through funding programs, guidance and export-control information. It is a federal public authority, not a commercial company.

Product: Administration of federal funding programs and export-control functions, including energy-efficiency support.

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