NextGenerationEU Initiative Overview

A European Union program providing funding for economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on green and digital transitions.

A financial aid package provided to European Union member states conditional upon meeting specific criteria.

The focus is on promoting green technologies and digitalization within the European Union.

Reforms and investments that promote economic recovery from the pandemic, such as labor market adjustments and infrastructure development.

Examples of projects funded by NextGenerationEU, demonstrating tangible benefits for citizens. The Koralmbahn, a new railway line in Austria, is a prime example.

The European Union's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, focused on protecting lives, livelihoods, and the economy.

A program established by the EU to provide financial support to member states facing unemployment risks due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The EU's initiative to secure and distribute COVID-19 vaccines across all member states, ensuring equal access for all citizens.

A digital certificate introduced by the EU to facilitate safe travel during the COVID-19 pandemic, recognized by 78 countries.

The EU's objective to make sure everyone in Europe has access to COVID-19 vaccines regardless of their location.

The EU's response to the pandemic, which included initiatives like vaccine procurement, travel certificates, and economic support.

The EU's commitment to sharing COVID-19 vaccines with partner countries, promoting global access to life-saving vaccines.

The EU's goal to achieve a high vaccination rate among its adult population to protect against COVID-19.

An EU initiative supporting member states' recovery from the pandemic and promoting green and digital transitions.

Measures taken by the EU to support member states in addressing climate change, including investments and reforms.

Actions funded by the Recovery and Resilience Facility to encourage the adoption of digital technologies in member states.

Greece's recovery plan includes measures to improve its response to natural disasters like wildfires and floods, making infrastructure more resistant to climate change.

EU member states are simplifying rules and procedures to make it easier for businesses to operate and grow.

The Recovery and Resilience Facility is funding projects to address climate change mitigation, such as those focused on flood prevention.

The Recovery and Resilience Facility is promoting collaboration between companies in different EU member states to work on projects.

The Data Governance Act aims to increase trust in data intermediaries and strengthen data-sharing mechanisms.

The Digital Services Act sets new rules for the accountability of large online platforms and search engines, focusing on those with over 45 million monthly users.

Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) or Search Engines with over 45 million monthly users are subject to stricter rules under the Digital Services Act.

The Digital Markets Act aims to regulate the economic power of digital 'gatekeepers' - large companies that control online access.

The Digital Identity Wallet, proposed by the EU, aims to provide a secure digital identity for Europeans, protecting personal data.

The EU's economic recovery after the pandemic in 2021-2023, including strong growth and record-low unemployment.

The goal of reducing the number of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the EU by 2030.

The EU's aim to have at least 78% of people aged 20-64 in employment by 2030.

The EU's program to support farmers in 22 member states, providing €330 million to help them cope with climate events and higher input costs.

Large-scale projects funded by the EU to promote innovation and competitiveness in key sectors like batteries, microelectronics, hydrogen, and cloud computing.

The EU's initiative to promote sustainable design and construction, aiming to reduce waste and make products more environmentally friendly.

The EU's system for reducing greenhouse gas emissions by setting caps on emissions for industries and encouraging them to innovate towards cleaner technologies.

The EU's strategy to support the development and production of batteries within its territory, aiming to reduce dependence on imports and promote clean energy.

The EU's strategy to promote the development and use of clean hydrogen as a zero-emission energy source, supporting the clean energy transition.

The EU's efforts to streamline its policies and support farmers by allowing them to access funds more easily and making payments faster.

The EU's approach to promoting sustainable resource use and waste reduction by motivating industries and individuals to adopt more eco-friendly practices.