A new Country is advancing and taking shape with Italia Domani, the National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
With Italia Domani, the Country will have a more efficient and digitalized Public Administration. Italian citizens will benefit from more modern, sustainable, and widespread transportation. Investments and reforms will make the country more territorially cohesive, with a dynamic labor market free from generational and gender discriminations.
Thanks to digitalization, public health will be closer to the people.
By integrating the interventions outlined in the Repower EU program, Italy can reduce its dependence on fossil fuels and accelerate the green transition process, foster widespread expertise in green issues in both the public and private sectors, enhance infrastructure and energy facilities, and promote the production of renewable energy.
Italia Domani continues to work towards building a valuable legacy for future generations, giving rise to a more robust, sustainable, and inclusive economic growth.
- The total value of the NRRP is:
- € 194.4 bn
News Highlights
The 30-second ad reminds citizens and local authorities how to keep up to date and continue implementing the National Recovery and Resilience Plan
The Prime Minister at Palazzo San Giorgio announces investments for the Port, high-speed rail and the redevelopment of several neighbourhoods: "We bet on the potential of the city"
Italia Domani is changing Italy: EUR 650 million for ‘Universal Civil Service’ volunteers and projects, and EUR 60 million for the national centre in L’Aquila. The Budget Law has also earmarked resources.
The Cross Priorities of the Plan
The cross priorities underpin the investments, reforms and projects under the Plan and have the stated goal of reducing disparities among regions, generations and genders in Italy.
The Plan in Missions
The Plan is structured into 7 Missions, which are the main thematic areas for intervention, identified in full coherence with the 6 pillars of the Next Generation EU. The Missions are divided into Components, intervention areas that address specific challenges, further composed of Investments and Reforms.
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