Portugal executed the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP), the European funds program aimed at economic recovery after the pandemic and the climate transition.
The article suggests that the assessment of the RRP's success should not be based solely on the volume of funds that reached Portuguese public finances.
The true measure of the program, according to this analysis, lies in the capacity it will have left in companies and in the Portuguese economy to remain resilient after the funds ended.
The text concludes that when the RRP money runs out, it will be possible to determine which sectors and companies managed to transform the investment into lasting skills and structures.




