publications
Assessment and data sheets for Italy, Spain, Portugal, France, Germany and Slovakia
Public investment or fiscal consolidation after Covid-19? The extreme case of Italy and Germany
Public investment or fiscal consolidation after Covid-19? The extreme case of Italy and Germany
Standardised analysis approach evaluating the programmes based on needs of the countries. It presents the Plans of the member states under a different light.
Individual country sheets below
Public investment or fiscal consolidation after Covid-19? The extreme case of Italy and Germany
Public investment or fiscal consolidation after Covid-19? The extreme case of Italy and Germany
Public investment or fiscal consolidation after Covid-19? The extreme case of Italy and Germany
This analysis compares the NRRPs of Germany and Italy, two countries that have very different views and priorities on how their allocation of the recovery funds should be spent and invested over the short, medium and long-term.
Money allocation is not the key to recovery and resilience, reforms are.
Public investment or fiscal consolidation after Covid-19? The extreme case of Italy and Germany
Steering and Monitoring the Recovery and Resilience Plans - Reading between the lines
In-brief on the key reforms needed behind the RRF.
Steering and Monitoring the Recovery and Resilience Plans - Reading between the lines
Steering and Monitoring the Recovery and Resilience Plans - Reading between the lines
Steering and Monitoring the Recovery and Resilience Plans - Reading between the lines
The Commission's power to steer and monitor the National Recovery and Resilience Plans
Opportunities and Challenges
Assessment of structural reforms in the Italian NRRP
Steering and Monitoring the Recovery and Resilience Plans - Reading between the lines
Avoiding the Main Risks in the Recovery Plans of Member States
First overal assessment
Avoiding the Main Risks in the Recovery Plans of Member States
Steering and Monitoring the Recovery and Resilience Plans - Reading between the lines
Avoiding the Main Risks in the Recovery Plans of Member States
This report sets out some of the main risks to the success of the recovery programmes. The report also presents a number of solutions to ensure that aspects critical to the recovery programmes are implemented.