The Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) has already paid EUR 15,4 billion to its beneficiaries, especially companies, by last week, according to the latest monitoring report.
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26/10/2026
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O Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) has already paid almost EUR 15,400 million to its beneficiaries, especially companies, by last week, according to the latest monitoring report.
The total payments are at 15,398 million euros, which corresponds to 70% of the value contracted and approved, revealed the document of the Retrieve Portugal Mission Structure.
With the largest amounts received are companies (€5.498 million), public entities (€3.064 million) and municipalities and metropolitan areas (€2.549 million).
The following are public enterprises (EUR 1.645 million), schools (EUR 664 million), higher education institutions (EUR 594 million), institutions of solidarity and social economy (EUR 526 million), institutions of the scientific and technological system (EUR 455 million) and families (EUR 395 million).
In turn, project approvals are at EUR 25,132 million and are also led by companies (EUR 9,016 million).
Public entities (EUR 4,723 million) and municipalities and metropolitan areas (EUR 4,711 million) close the ‘top three’.
Public enterprises (EUR 2,582 million) are also highlighted.
Below are higher education institutions (EUR 998 million), schools (EUR 995 million), institutions of the solidarity and social economy (EUR 884 million), institutions of the scientific and technological system (EUR 735 million) and, finally, families (EUR 487 million).
Until last Wednesday, the RRP received 551.946 applications, 523.573 of which were analyzed and 392.623 approved.
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.