Finland’s Recovery and Resilience Plan
EU Member States must present a national Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) in order to receive funding from the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF). The Plan forms part of the Sustainable Growth Programme for Finland.
For the Sustainable Growth Programme, the Government has selected investment projects and reforms that can achieve a long-term positive impact. The aim is to promote structural adjustment of the economy through particular packages of measures.
The preparatory work has focused on major packages with a significant impact rather than distributing resources among projects that are too small and have too little impact. The reforms are aimed at encouraging private investment and supporting systemic solutions.
Finland’s Recovery and Resilience Plan is centred on five priorities:
- Green transition
- Digitalisation
- Employment and skills
- Health and social services
- REPowerEU.
Finland's Recovery and Resilience Plan (Institutional Repository for the Government)
Outcome of Finland's Recovery and Resilience Plan (Exploreadministration.fi, in Finnish)
European Commission webpages on Finland’s recovery and resilience plan
Finland requests second payment from EU under Recovery and Resilience Plan (press release 11 October 2024)
Finland updates Recovery and Resilience Plan to secure EU funding (press release 16 May 2024)
Finland requests payment of EUR 273 million from EU under Recovery and Resilience Plan (press release 10 November 2023)
REPowerEU: Finland to use new EU funding to accelerate transition to clean energy (press release 5 October 2023)
EU approves Finland’s updated recovery plan (press release 14 March 2023)
Finland’s proposal for the updated Recovery and Resilience Plan (in Finnish)
Implementation and surveillance of Finland's Recovery and Resilience Plan (State Treasury, in Finnish)
