BRUSSELS, Sept 17 (Reuters) - European Union countries are
to get billions of euros in grants and cheap loans over the next
three years to help them kick-start their economies after the
pandemic-induced recession.
Below are the amounts of grants each EU country would get
from the Recovery and Resistance Facility - the biggest part of
the recovery package according to European Commission
calculations.
Recovery and Resilience Facility – grants
EUR billion 70% allocation p.m. 30%
2018 prices allocation -
illustrative*
(2021-2022 commitment) (2023 commitment)
Austria 2.082 913
Belgium 3.402 1.746
Bulgaria 4.326 1.655
Croatia 4.322 1.628
Cyprus 764 204
Czechia 3.301 3.444
Denmark 1.216 338
Estonia 709 308
Finland 1.550 782
France 22.699 14.695
Germany 15.203 7.514
Greece 12.612 3.631
Hungary 4.330 1.927
Ireland 853 420
Italy 44.724 20.732
Latvia 1.531 342
Lithuania 1.952 480
Luxembourg 72 21
Malta 160 44
Netherlands 3.667 1.905
Poland 18.917 4.143
Portugal 9.107 4.066
Romania 9.529 4.271
Slovenia 1.195 363
Slovakia 4.333 1.502
Spain 43.480 15.688
Sweden 2.716 985
EU27 218.750 93.750
*30% allocation based on summer 2020 economic forecast
(Reporting by Jan Strupczewski; Editing by Hugh Lawson)
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