The payments to beneficiaries of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) are close to EUR 15,000 million by September, highlighting the companies, was announced.
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08/09/2026
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Dand according to the latest monitoring report of the plan, with data by last wednesday, the total payments are now €14,669 million, an increase of €206 million compared to the previous week.
This figure corresponds to 67% of the amount contracted and also approved.
With the largest amounts received are companies (EUR 5,331 million), public entities (EUR 2,905 million) and municipalities and metropolitan areas (EUR 2,363 million).
The following are public enterprises (EUR 1.510 million), schools (EUR 656 million), higher education institutions (EUR 589 million), institutions of solidarity and social economy (EUR 502 million), institutions of the scientific and technological system (EUR 432 million), and families (EUR 381 million).
In turn, project approvals are at EUR 25,081 million, above the EUR 24,916 million previously reported.
Leading project approvals are also companies (8.926 million euros), followed by public authorities (4.760 million euros) and metropolitan authorities and areas (4.701 million euros).
Public enterprises (EUR 2,588 million) are also highlighted.
The institutions of higher education (EUR 996 million), schools (EUR 992 million), institutions of solidarity and social economy (EUR 885 million), institutions of the scientific and technological system (EUR 734 million) and families (EUR 499 million).
Until Wednesday, the PRR received 538.430 applications, and 509.029 were analyzed.
The approved applications were 403.772, plus 759.
On 28 August, the Minister for Economic Affairs confirmed in Lisbon that PRR was fully executed, meeting the deadline agreed with Brussels.
“ The 44 reforms are complete. Portugal fully implemented its PRR”, said at the time the Minister for Economic Affairs and Territorial Cohesion, Castro Almeida, in a press conference in Lisbon.
The governor indicated that Portugal fulfilled 100% of the PRR milestones and targets, with the guarantee of more than EUR 16,000 million in grants.
However, the holder of the portfolio of the economy pointed out that the loan component, which is around EUR 5,500 million, will also be fully implemented, “except for some unforeseen occurrence”.
The RRP is intended to implement a set of reforms and investments for the recovery of economic growth.
Besides having the objective of repairing the damage caused by covid-19, this plan aims to support investments and generate jobs.