The latest monitoring report, with data available up to Wednesday, indicates that total payments now represent 42% of the allocated and contracted amount, and 40% of the approved amount.
The largest payments have been made to companies (€3,292 million), public entities (€1,924 million), and municipalities and metropolitan areas (€1,304 million).
Following these are public companies (€937 million), schools (€607 million), higher education institutions (€353 million), solidarity and social economy institutions (€322 million), families (€269 million), and scientific and technological system institutions (€232 million).
Project approvals stood at €22,829 million, slightly down from €22,937 million reported the previous week.
This amount corresponds to 103% of the allocated and contracted value.
Significant approvals include companies (€6,384 million), public entities (€5,268 million), and municipalities and metropolitan areas (€4,439 million).
Other major project approvals involve public companies (€3,042 million) and schools (€1,038 million).
Additional approvals concern higher education institutions (€844 million), solidarity and social economy institutions (€823 million), scientific and technological system institutions (€660 million), and families (€330 million).
By Wednesday, the PRR had received 403,996 applications, of which 341,843 have been analyzed.
Approved applications have reached 262,987, an increase of 7,185.
The PRR, with an execution period until 2026, aims to implement a series of reforms and investments to recover economic growth.
The plan also intends to address the damage caused by COVID-19 and supports investment and job creation.
