The Ministry of Investments and European Projects has launched an interactive public platform that allows access to information about the status of projects funded through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR). The dashboard includes a database with all 21,000 projects submitted for funding, highlighting the payments made, which amount to nearly 9 billion euros, or almost 42% of the total allocated of 21.4 billion. Projects must be completed by the summer of 2026, and the platform provides details about 16 main investment components, including health, education, and sustainable transport. For example, in Brașov County, there are 25 projects in the health sector, with a total value of 36.6 million euros, of which one third are already completed.
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Dragoş Pîslaru anunță lansarea publică a unei platforme unde se găsesc toate proiectele PNRR
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