NextGeneration EU projects

With the help of NextGenerationEU funding, Czechia is investing some €360 million in climate-resilient forests nationwide. Having benefitted from this, a cooperative in Měřín is leading the way when it comes to more sustainable forestry.

As part of its nationwide priorities, Czechia is investing €360 million in NextGenerationEU funding into improving the energy efficiency of its housing stock. Residents of an apartment block in Frýdek-Místek are experiencing the benefits firsthand.

By investing €54.2 million to employ hundreds of local community nurses, Austria is bringing high-quality primary care to remote areas and relieving pressure on the health system. Further still, it is making a difference to locals’ quality of life.

Thanks to €7.2 million in NextGenerationEU funding, Slovenia has fully refurbished the local railway station in prominent commuter town Domžale. Now, local residents can finally enjoy a railway infrastructure that is modern, accessible and fit for the future.

Using €159 million in NextGenerationEU funding, Austria has decided to reinforce its national household support scheme to replace fossil-fuel heating systems with renewable technology, offering citizens grants to incentivise the change.

With an investment value of €690,000, the Telecordis telemedical services centre in Koprivnica-Križevci County is ensuring first-rate diagnostic services for patients suffering from heart and vascular conditions. The new facility brings essential resources to more remote communities.