A justice reform to reduce the length of legal proceedings, especially civil proceedings, and the heavy burden of backlogs.A Public Administration reform to provide better services, encourage the recruitment of young people, invest in human capital and increase the level of digitisation.The Plan also includes an ambitious programme of reforms to facilitate the implementation phase and, more generally, to contribute to the modernisation of the country and make the economic environment more favourable to the development of business activities: MISSION 6: HEALTH – 1,288 community homes and 381 community hospitals for proximity assistance Home care for 10% of people aged 65 or more 602 new Local Operational Centres for remote assistance More than 3,133 new large pieces of equipment for diagnostics and care Italia domani - RECOVERY AND RESILIENCE PLAN ‘Digitisation, Innovation, Competitiveness, Culture’ allocates a total of € 49.2 billion (of which € 40.7 billion from the Recovery and Resilience Facility and € 8.5 billion from the Complementary Fund) with the aim of promoting the country's digital transformation, supporting innovation in the production system, and investing in two key sectors for Italy, namely tourism and culture.The Plan allocates € 82 billion to the South out of a total of € 206 billion that can be distributed according to geographical criteria (i.e., 40%) and also provides for significant investments in young people and women.
The NRRP will substantially contribute to reducing territorial, generational and gender gaps.
It is an intervention that aims at repairing the economic and social damage caused by the pandemic crisis, contributing to addressing the structural weaknesses of the Italian economy, and leading the country along a path of ecological and environmental transition. The Plan is developed around three strategic axes shared at a European level: digitisation and innovation, ecological transition, and social inclusion.
These funds amount to a further € 13 billion. In addition to these resources, there are also those made available by the REACT-EU programme, which will be spent in the years 2021-2023 in accordance with EU regulations. A total of some € 248 billion will thus be available. In addition, a further € 26 billion has been earmarked for the implementation of specific works and for replenishing the resources of the Development and Cohesion Fund by 2032. The total amount of funds envisaged amounts to € 222.1 billion. 59 of, based on the multi-year budget variance approved by the Italian Council of Ministers on 15 April. The Recovery and Resilience Plan presented by Italy envisages investments and a consistent reform package, with € 191.5 billion in resources being allocated through the Recovery and Resilience Facility and € 30.6 billion being funded through the Complementary Fund established by Italian Decree-Law No. The main component of the NGEU programme is the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF), which has a duration of six years – from 2021 to 2026 – and a total size of € 672.5 billion – of which € 312.5 billion is in the form of grants, and the remaining € 360 billion is in the form of low-interest loans. The National Recovery and Resilience Plan ( Piano Nazionale di Ripresa e Resilienza, NRRP) is part of the Next Generation EU (NGEU) programme, namely the € 750 billion package – of which about half is in the form of grants – that the European Union negotiated in response to the pandemic crisis.
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