Corporate entities remain at the forefront, receiving the largest funding allocations with a total of 2.610 billion euros, followed by public entities at 1.626 billion euros.
Municipalities and metropolitan areas have been allocated 932 million euros, while public companies receive 805 million euros. Schools benefit from 538 million euros, higher education institutions from 291 million euros, and families from 238 million euros.
At the lower end of the allocation spectrum are solidarity and social economy institutions, awarded 215 million euros, and scientific and technological system institutions, which receive 190 million euros.
Project approvals now stand at 21.216 billion euros, which accounts for 95% of the funds allocated and contracted.
Leading the approvals, companies receive 6.009 billion euros, public entities are allocated 4.978 billion euros, and municipalities and metropolitan areas are approved for 4.102 billion euros.
Public companies follow with 2.889 billion euros approved, schools with 1.026 billion euros, higher education institutions with 811 million euros, solidarity and social economy institutions with 588 million euros, scientific and technological system institutions with 535 million euros, and families with 277 million euros.
By last Wednesday, the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) received 369,278 applications, of which 233,133 have been approved.
The PRR, operational until 2026, aims to implement a series of reforms and investments to rejuvenate economic growth.
In addition to addressing the damages caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, this plan intends to stimulate investments and job creation.
