Digital public services in National Recovery and Resilience Plans

The Mechanism for Recovery and Resilience (MRR) it is the main element of the innovative financing instrument of the European Union (EU), created with the aim of boosting the economic recovery of the EU after the pandemic towards a resilient future. The MRR is a performance-based instrument from which Member States can receive funds once they have fulfilled previous commitments. La digital transformation It is one of the six policy areas around which disaster risk reduction is articulated. Given their high priority for the EU, each national plan must allocate at least 20% of its resources to digital targets. The funds are intended to supplement funding from the EU budget and the national budgets and to contribute to the achievement of the EU budget. EU digital targets for 2030. This report focuses on digital measures that address one of the EU’s four cross-cutting strategic priorities. All National Reform Plans recognise that the digital transformation of the administration is key to the success of the single market and the most effective way to deliver faster, cheaper and better quality services. It is about creating a modern, transparent and efficient public administration that applies less costly and slow administrative processes and provides a favorable environment for companies in the long term. According to the Commission, the relevant PNRR measures can have a lasting impact on the economies and societies of the Member States through the Member States. structural changes that they would contribute to their administrations, institutions and policies. The measures in the plans are in line with the EU's digital commitments under the e-government action plan, the 2017 Tallinn Declaration on e-government and the Berlin Declaration on the Digital Society and Digital Governance based on Values, as well as the European flagship initiative "Modernising", included in the annual sustainable growth strategy of 2021.
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European Parliament

Category: Science and technology

12/30/2022