Projects

Under this investment, financing will go to the construction of a new bus rapid transit system in Porto with 3.8km length and 7 stations.

The Romanian government approved in December 2022 the National Strategy on Long-Term Care and Active Ageing for 2023-2030.

"The Recovery and Resilience Facility is financing 84% of the hiring subsidies for young people below 26 (i.e. EUR 803 million). Employers hiring a young person below 26 receive up to EUR 4,000 per year for a full-time contract.

The Recovery and Resilience Facility is financing 100% (i.e. EUR 250 million) of the effort to train and hire 4,000 additional digital advisers for the general public.

The objective of this investment is to support the transition and adoption of the electronic identity card (e-ID card) by the Romanian citizens.

The investment aims to increase the energy renovation rate of multi-family buildings and public buildings in Romania, one of the EU countries most exposed to seismic risk and therefore in need of energy renovation and seismic renovation.

The healthcare reform aims at creating a modern, accessible and high-quality hospital network, which introduces five levels of hospital care and establishes a minimum number of mandatory medical services for individual hospitals.

The objective of this investment is to support the development of new learning curricula, to be introduced in primary and lower-secondary levels of education as of the school year 2023 (39 pilot schools have started implementing the reform in 2023 on a voluntary basis) and in all primary schools...

The objective of this Recovery and Resilience Facility investment is to mobilise green renovation of family houses.