According to the last operational situation report, reported on October 26, of the 16,644 million euros in the PRR allocation, 909 million euros, that is, 5% of the total, were paid to the direct and final beneficiaries of the plan.
Of this amount, 246 million euros were paid to public entities, 219 million euros to public companies, 211 million euros to schools, 101 million euros to families, 41 million euros to municipalities and metropolitan areas, 27 million euros to higher education institutions, 34 million euros to companies, five million euros to institutions of the scientific and technological system and the remaining 25 million euros to institutions of the solidarity and social economy.
In turn, total investment approvals amounted to 9,371 million euros, equivalent to 56%.
Of this amount, 2,582 million euros refer to public entities, 2,555 million euros to companies, 1,994 million euros to public companies, 915 million euros to municipalities and metropolitan areas, 608 million euros to higher education institutions, 259 million of euros to institutions of the solidarity and social economy, 232 million euros to schools, 119 million euros to families and 105 million euros to institutions of the scientific and technological system.
The total amount of the PRR, managed by the Recover Portugal Mission Structure, is divided into its three structuring dimensions — resilience (11,125 million euros), climate transition (3,059 million euros) and digital transition (2,460 million euros).
The three dimensions present a 100% hiring rate.
With regard to approvals, the digital transition stands out with 63% (1,538 million euros), followed by resilience, with 56% (6,206 million euros), and the climate transition, with 53% (1,626 million euros). ).
In terms of payments, the dimension of the digital transition is again in first place, with a rate of 15%, which corresponds to 365 million euros.
In turn, payments related to climate transition are at 8% (232 million euros), while the rate in the resilience dimension is at 3% (312 million euros).
This plan, which runs until 2026, aims to implement a series of reforms and investments with a view to recovering economic growth. In addition to having the objective of repairing the damage caused by covid-19, this plan also aims to support investments and generate employment.
PE // CSJ
