Payments to beneficiaries of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) surpassed the 10,000 million euros barrier last week, with companies remaining in the lead, according to the latest monitoring report.
Until Wednesday, a total of 10,057 million euros had been paid, which corresponds to 45% of the allocation and contracted value and 42% of the approved amount.
Compared to the previous week, PRR beneficiaries received an additional 341 million euros.
Companies continue to lead (3,657 million euros), followed by public entities (2,047 million euros) and local authorities and metropolitan areas (1,400 million euros).
Then come public companies (1,061 million euros), schools (605 million euros), higher education institutions (404 million euros), institutions of the solidarity and social economy (337 million euros), families (285 million euros) and, finally, institutions of the scientific and technological system (260 million euros).
In turn, project approvals are at 23,551 million euros, above the 23,126 million euros reported last week.
This value corresponds to 106% of the allocation and the contracted value.
With the largest amounts approved are companies (7,294 million euros), public entities (4,868 million euros) and local authorities and metropolitan areas (4,576 million euros).
Public companies (3,095 million euros) and schools (1,038 million euros) also stand out.
This is followed by higher education institutions (844 million euros), institutions of the solidarity and social economy (823 million euros), institutions of the scientific and technological system (660 million euros) and families (353 million euros).
Plan execution remains at 47%.
Until Wednesday, the PRR received 412,573 applications, of which 360,999 were analyzed.
The approved applications now stand at 276,372, plus 2,404.
The PRR, which has an execution period until 2026, intends to implement a set 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 aims to support investments and generate jobs.