Valencia’s regional leadership, led by Generalitat chairman Ximo Puig, announced that the Valencian Community has already allocated 3,180 million euros. The European New Generation EU funds, routed through the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism (MRR), are being monitored for substantial progress in the absorption of these resources by the region. This is a key signal that the program’s milestones are on track and that investments are moving from planning to real-world impact across the Valencian economy.
During a subsequent briefing, Puig noted that the evaluation meeting was attended by senior figures including Joan Calabuig, regional secretary for European Union and Foreign Relations, and Juan Ángel Poyatos, director generals for Government Coordination; Relations with the EU and the State; Daría Terrádez and European Funds; and Andreu Iranzo. The gathering underscored the collaborative effort to maximize the use of MRR resources and align them with regional priorities. Source: Valencian Government briefing
According to the official in charge, the 3,180 million euros allocated to the Valencian Community under the MRR have been disbursed in a manner that supports companies, municipalities, and the Generalitat itself. The goal is to counteract recession, bolster the economy during a difficult period, and accelerate the economic transition toward sustainable growth and digitalization. The funds are contributing to goals such as job creation, energy efficiency, and modernizing public services in line with a resilient recovery strategy. Attribution: Valencian Government
European funds in the province of Alicante and the city of Elche have taken a leading role, with the region accounting for a significant share of the aid. Puig stressed that the Generalitat is actively working to ensure these resources reach all parts of the Community. To that end, more than 330 personnel have been mobilized to assist small and medium enterprises and municipal councils in presenting projects designed to capitalize on these funds, with the total potential exceeding three thousand million euros and ongoing enhancements expected in the months ahead. Source note: Valencian Government
Puig emphasized that all of these resources should serve recovery, employment, and the prevention of recession. He described the moment as decisive for the implementation of European funds within the Valencian Community and highlighted the overarching aim of building a robust, diversified economy for the future. Reference: Regional leadership briefing
From the total MRR pool of 3,180 million euros already earmarked for the Valencian Community, the Generalitat reported that 2,131 million euros had been allocated, marking a 14% increase since May. Projects currently in execution amount to 1,163 million euros, up 35% from May, while completed projects total 165 million euros, up 48% year over year. This distribution captures progress across sectors and signals the ongoing momentum of infrastructural and social investments across the region. Budgetary update: Valencian authorities
Health
The Health Ministry has integrated the Recovery and Resilience funds into an Investment Plan focused on state-of-the-art equipment and digital health upgrades. To date, the plan allocates 81 million euros to acquire and deploy 78 high-tech devices across 22 community health centers in Valencia. The aim is to deploy advanced diagnostic and treatment capabilities early in the care pathway for chronic, oncological, rare, and neurological conditions, thereby improving accuracy and patient outcomes. Healthcare modernization note: Valencian authorities
Housing and Living Space
In housing, the Recovery Plan highlights the PIREP initiative, which targets autonomous communities with substantial financing of 51 million euros for the Valencian Community. The program is designed to support sustainable rehabilitation of public buildings and ensure safer, more efficient living and working spaces. These improvements cover health, education, and social care facilities throughout Valencia, including notable public buildings such as the Center of Historical Memory in Alicante, the Post Office building in Castelló de la Plana, and the Museu de les Ciències in Valencia. Upgrades focus on climate control and energy efficiency to reduce operating costs and environmental impact. Public works and energy efficiency: regional updates
Environment
On the environmental front, funds directed to the Generalitat are advancing self-consumption across multiple sectors. Initiatives prioritize financing and deployment of renewable energy sources for residential users, public administrations, and third-sector organizations, with a broader aim of decarbonizing the economy. These efforts align with national and European climate targets, supporting a cleaner, more sustainable energy future for households and public services alike. Environmental program notes: Valencian government