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PRR disbursed 299 million euros in the last week

The Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) disbursed 299 million euros to beneficiaries, bringing the total to 14.3 billion euros.

20 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In the last week, the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) disbursed 299 million euros to various beneficiaries, as announced. This amount raised the total payments made through the plan to 14.3 billion euros.

According to the latest monitoring report of the PRR, the execution of the plan remains fixed at 75%. This figure was reported on the Recover Portugal website and is essential for evaluating the progress of the funding.

Companies stand out as the main beneficiaries of PRR funds, having received a total of 5.123 billion euros to date. This information was also disclosed by various sources that analyze the distribution of investments.

In addition to the amounts paid, project approvals associated with the PRR total 24.575 billion euros. This figure reflects the number of projects that have already received the green light to move forward under the recovery plan.

The monitoring of disbursements and approvals is essential to ensure transparency and track the execution of funds. The institution responsible for the PRR has made efforts to provide updated information periodically.

The disbursements from the PRR aim to support the country's economic recovery in light of the challenges posed by the pandemic and other factors. The continuation of the plan's execution will be closely monitored by various stakeholders.

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