Total available RRF funds
RRF funds allocation per country
Please note that GDP information are based on 2021 data.
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This map displays the funding allocated to each endorsed recovery and resilience plan (RRP) and what this represents as a share of each Member State’s GDP in 2021.
The RRF Regulation sets out six policy areas of European relevance structured in six pillars. The Recovery and Resilience Scoreboard displays the impact of the RRF on these six policy pillars:
Each measure contributes towards two of the six policy pillars, therefore the total contribution to all pillars displayed on this chart amounts to 200% of the RRF funds allocated to Member States. The percentages shown for the contribution to the green transition and digital transformation pillars are different from the percentages shown for the contribution to the climate and digital objectives; the latter are calculated according to a different methodology (detailed in Annexes VI and VII of the RRF Regulation).
One of the aims of the RRF is to improve social cohesion and mitigate the social impact of the crisis. Member States have included many reforms and investments with social objectives in their recovery and resilience plans. On average, Member States have dedicated around 28% of their RRF funds to supporting social objectives. The charts below show the share of social expenditure and the number of reforms and investments in four social categories: employment and skills, education and childcare, health and long-term care, and social policies.
This graph shows the breakdown of estimated social expenditures in all endorsed RRPs. Social categories are defined and applied based on the methodology adopted by the Commission in consultation with the European Parliament and the Member States in the Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/2105.
This graph displays the number of measures (reforms and investments) included in the endorsed recovery and resilience plans that contribute to each social category. Social categories are defined and applied based on the methodology adopted by the Commission in consultation with the European Parliament and the Member States in the Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/2105.
Recovery and resilience plans also aim to support gender equality as well as measures for children and youth. The Commission has identified measures with a focus either on children and youth or on gender equality in the endorsed plans. In total so far, Member States have put forward 425 measures with a focus on supporting children and youth and 134 measures with a focus on gender equality.
Share of RRP measures with a focus on gender equality and on children & youth
Figures are illustrative, meant to be used for qualitative analysis, and do not constitute a comparative assessment of Member States’ RRPs. The number and structure of the measures in each national plan vary greatly, as well as the approach to reflect commitments to gender equality or contributions to children and the youth. For a more detailed analysis, please refer to the Staff Working Documents adopted by the European Commission for each endorsed plan.
The Recovery and Resilience Scoreboard is first and foremost a tool to transparently display available information on the implementation of the RRF to European citizens. It is also used to prepare the Commission’s annual reports on the implementation of the RRF and the review report to the European Parliament and the Council. Finally, the Recovery and Resilience Scoreboard serves as a basis for the Recovery and Resilience Dialogue between the European Parliament and the European Commission.
The Recovery and Resilience Scoreboard contains two types of information:
• Data collected by the Commission on the RRF implementation in the context of monitoring the implementation of the plans. The data collected by the Commission consists essentially of data reported by Member States on the fulfilment of milestones and targets, and of information on the disbursements. It also includes data developed by the Commission such as the expenditure per policy pillar and social expenditure, calculated in accordance with the methodology adopted under the Delegated Regulation 2021/2105. All the data displayed on the Scoreboard is based on 27 plans endorsed by the Commission and the Council.
• Data collected by the Member States on the common indicators: The common indicators provide data on the implementation of the whole Facility by showing progress of specific actions common to all or most of the plans. In the Delegated Regulation 2021/2106, the European Parliament, Member States and the Commission agreed on the list of common indicators to report and their definition. Member States report on the common indicators twice a year by 28 February and 31 August. The first reporting on the common indicators took place in February 2022.
