One of the key objectives of the RRF is to promote social and territorial cohesion and to mitigate the social impact of the crisis. This should also contribute to fighting poverty and tackling unemployment, enabling Member States to rebound while leaving nobody behind. The reforms and investments supported by the RRF should contribute to improving social and territorial infrastructure and services, including social protection and welfare systems, the inclusion of disadvantaged groups, support employment and skills development, and lead to the creation of high-quality and stable jobs.
This chart shows a breakdown of the estimated contribution to the policy pillar according to a list of policy areas established by the European Commission. The percentage relates to the overall share of the plan tagged under this policy pillar. The methodology for reporting social expenditure, as defined in Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/2105, is fully aligned and integrated into the methodology for reporting expenditure under the six pillars. Under this pillar, the policy areas marked with an asterisk (*) are used for the social expenditure methodology. Click here for more information on the pillar tagging methodology
This graph displays the overall number of milestones and targets, divided between reforms and investments.
This graph displays the share of fulfilled milestones and targets. A milestone or target is fulfilled once a Member State has provided the evidence to the Commission that it has completed the milestone or target and the Commission has assessed it positively in an implementing decision.
The Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/2106 setting out the common indicators of the RRF entered into force on 2 December 2021. Member States first reported on the common indicators in February 2022.
