In the past week alone, an additional 136 million euros were disbursed.
The latest monitoring report on the plan highlights that companies have received the largest sums, totaling 3.467 billion euros, followed by public entities with 1.977 billion euros, and municipalities and metropolitan areas receiving 1.370 billion euros.
Public companies received 973 million euros, schools were allocated 605 million euros, higher education institutions obtained 398 million euros, solidarity and social economy institutions acquired 332 million euros, families were given 282 million euros, and scientific and technological institutions received 241 million euros.
Project approvals now stand at 23.094 billion euros, up from 22.624 billion euros reported in the previous week.
This figure represents 104% of the allocation and the contracted value.
Leading the project approvals are companies with 6.867 billion euros, followed by public entities at 4.881 billion euros and municipalities and metropolitan areas with 4.536 billion euros.
Also notable are public companies with 3.095 billion euros and schools with 1.038 billion euros.
Below these are higher education institutions with 844 million euros, solidarity and social economy institutions with 825 million euros, scientific and technological institutions with 660 million euros, and families with 348 million euros.
The implementation of the PRR remains at 47%.
As of Wednesday, the plan received 409,492 applications, with 357,404 having been reviewed.
Approved applications amount to 273,999, an increase of 3,168.
The PRR, set to run until 2026, aims to implement a series of reforms and investments to rekindle economic growth.
This plan is designed to address the damages caused by COVID-19, support investments, and generate employment.
