Portugal 2030 will mobilise almost EUR 852 million in 85 warnings to be launched between September and December, aimed at areas such as affordable housing, decarbonization, productive innovation and internationalization, the Government announced today.
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14/09/2026
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Sfollowing the new annual plan of warnings of the PT2030, 85 openings are planned by the end of the year, of which 27 by invitation and 58 by tender, the Ministry of Economics and Territorial Cohesion reported.
With these support, the volume of funding put into tender should increase to EUR 19.3 billion, equivalent to 93% of the programme allocation.
Among the programmes with the most funding are Compete 2030, with EUR 311 million, Sustainable 2030, with 198 million, and Alentejo 2030, with EUR 147 million.
“ The competitions will cover several areas such as affordable housing, student accommodation, decarbonization, internationalization operations, energy efficiency, productive innovation and public administration digitization,” the government says.
Cited in the statement, the Minister of Economics and Territorial Cohesion, Castro Almeida, said that the new plan is “another step in the implementation of Portugal 2030 and in the use of funds in priority areas and projects for Portugal”.
The governor also pointed out that the timetable aims to give potential beneficiaries the “predictability they need to plan investments”.
The plan extends until August 2027 and provides for a total of 172 calls for tenders worth around EUR 2 billion, considering Portugal's national and regional programmes 2030 and the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (Fami).
By the end of that period, EUR 20,2 billion should have been tendered, corresponding to 97% of the total allocation of the funds.