Payments to direct and final beneficiaries of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) amounted to 4.644 billion euros and applications submitted to 340,413 until July, according to the latest monitoring report.
Total payments correspond to 21% of the allocation and contracted amount and 25% of the approved amount.
Compared to the previous week, beneficiaries received an additional 28 million euros.
With the larger quantities Those receiving funds are companies (1.752 billion euros) and public entities (1.137 billion euros).
So he public enterprises (500 million euros), local authorities and Metropolitan areas (414 million euros), schools (275 million euros), higher education institutions (189 million euros), families (171 million euros) and institutions of solidarity and social economy (111 million euros).
At the bottom of the table are the institutions of the scientific and technological system (97 million euros).
Project approvals amounted to 18.405 billion euros by Wednesday. 28 million euros more than last week.
Companies are leading the way in project approval (5.73 billion euros), followed by public entities (5.018 billion euros).
Public companies (2.758 billion euros) and local administrations and metropolitan areas (2.572 billion euros) also stand out.
Below are higher education institutions (708 million euros), schools (619 million euros), institutions of the solidarity and social economy (441 million euros), institutions of the scientific and technological system (344 million euros) and, finally, families (216 million euros).
As of Wednesday, the PRR received 340,413 applications, an increase of 5,394 applications presented during the previous week.
The number of applications analysed, in turn, stood at 227,216, up from the 221,919 registered last week.
Already the Approved applications reached 182,302more than 5,099.
Brussels transferred a total of 7.772 billion euros to Portugal.
Portugal submitted its fifth request for payment under the PRR to the European Commission on Wednesday, which represents a disbursement of 3.191 billion euros.
Portugal has already asked Brussels for money from the fifth PRR cheque. 2.9 billion is expected
Following the reprogramming of the PRR, approved in September 2023, the The programme’s allocation amounted to 22.216 billion of euros.
The PRR, which has a deadline of execution until 2026, aims to implement a set of reforms and investments with a view to recovering economic growth.
In addition to aiming to repair the damage caused by Covid-19, this plan aims to support investments Is generate job.
Source: Observadora
