The Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) comes to an end five years after its start, this Monday. During this period, the plan underwent seven revisions that led to a significant reorientation of available funds.
The revisions resulted in an increase of funds destined to companies, to the detriment of other areas. Sustainable mobility, water management, and social responses were the sectors most affected by this redistribution of resources.
Costa Silva, in a statement about the plan's end, stated that "the plan was meant to be ambitious", suggesting that the initial objectives were not fully met. The official did not specify which expectations remained unfulfilled.
