More than 700 million euros from the funds of the recovery and resilience mechanism (MRR), managed by the government of Aragon, have already reached the real economy of Aagagese in the sectors of housing, social services, employment, health, and education, according to the government of Aragon, according to the government of Aragon. ., placing the autonomous community in the group of regions leading the execution of these funds.
Indeed, according to data from the Ministry of Finance, Aragon is the fourth community of the funds called and decided for the final winners of the private sector and homes. The resolution rate is 70.5%. At the forefront are Galicia (76.7%), Basque Country (76%), and Castilla La Mancha (71.7%). Aragon is above the average of the autonomous communities (60.4%) and the national average (61.5%).
By the end of 2024, Aragon is attributed to the recovery, transformation, and resilience plan (PRTR) that collects MRR funds in a total of 119 projects.
Regarding the real economy, the data provided by finance, internal and public administration of the government of Aragon has emphasized, for example, the commitment of 50 million euros for the construction or renovation of elderly residences and day centers, 26 million euros for the purchase of high-tech equipment for various hospitals in the Aagona Health System, 14 million euros allocated to create new places in the first cycle of babies (0 to 3 years), work in classrooms and class and class rooms. The purchase of equipment, in addition to 10 million euros, agreed on the installation and maintenance of computer equipment in classrooms in early childhood, primary, secondary, high school, and vocational training.
In this policy of transferring MRR funds to the real economy, aid for energy rehabilitation of housing amounts to 32 million euros, more than 6 million euros are allocated in subsidies to hire young job seekers carrying out research and innovation initiatives. Aid for entrepreneurship and microenterprise projects. MRR funds are also vital to promote community sustainability tourism plans.
On the other hand, the government of Aragon also wants to allocate part of the economic allocation of MRR funds to the areas affected by the Dana depression at high levels since late October and early November, which affected three Aragonese provinces.
The fact that the central government wants to reprogram funds to the Jardín Sur in Valencia, reproduced by Dana, prompted Aragon to request some of the MRR funds to mitigate the damage it suffered and due to the effects of that depression «the area seriously affected by a civil protection emergency”. In fact, the government of Aragon has allocated 20 million euros to address the damage from Dana in the community.
