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Plan for recovery, transformation and resilience

PRTR technical assistance

The Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with Tragsatec, has provided more than 85,000 assistance for access to CoFFEE and monitoring and execution of subprojects.

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Fifth disbursement of €24.137 million from the Recovery Plan

.｟｠｟｠｟｠/span>Net payment is the highest in the EU to date.

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An impetus for sustainable growth

Discover the Spanish strategy to project the country towards a more productive horizon, focused on digital transformation, ecological transition, social and territorial cohesion and without gender gaps.

The Plan in figures

In June 2020, the European Council approved the NextGenerationEU programme in response to the damage caused by the pandemic: EUR 806.9 billion in direct transfers and loans. In order to deploy this enormous economic stimulus, in Spain we designed a complete agenda of investments and reforms that have a direct impact on those productive sectors with the greatest capacity for transformation. A Plan of EUR 163 billion (including EUR 84 billion in loans) for the period 2021-2026.

PERTE New language economy

The new language economy aims to develop the opportunities presented by Spanish as an asset to boost economic activity. PERTE is structured around seven objectives: artificial intelligence, science in Spanish, learning Spanish in the world, language tourism, cultural industries, global Spanish and co-official languages.

How is the Plan structured?

The Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan is based on reforms and investments along four cross-cutting lines – environmental transition, digital transformation, territorial and social cohesion, and gender equality. It is structured into ten lever policies:From the urban agenda to the fight against depopulation and the development of agriculture, the modernisation of the tax system, the sustainability of pensions, the promotion of infrastructures, education, science or business modernisation, among other areas. These policies are broken down into 31 components or lines of action, coherently articulated in reforms and investments with greater capacity to transform our economic and social fabric.