With the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR), more than 1200 new products and services emerged through its mobilizing agendas. Among the developed innovations are projects such as lighter bottles, applications with algae and studies with flies, demonstrating the diversity of areas covered by the plan.
Many of these projects were born with PRR funding, which recently ended. Some cases revealed excessive ambition in their design, raising questions now about the viability of certain projects without the program's financial support.
The doubts focus on the future of these projects and services now that the PRR has ended. It remains to be seen which ones will be able to remain autonomous and which may not survive without the public funding that gave them origin.
