Fondi Ue alle regioni, l'Italia seconda solo dopo la Polonia. LA CLASSIFICA

Il nostro Paese riceverà 37,3 miliardi dai fondi strutturali europei per favorire la crescita e l'occupazione. Una cifra che va ad aggiungersi ai 209 miliardi che l'Italia otterrà dal Next Generation Ue. A ricevere la maggior parte dell'ammontare la Polonia, che però beneficia anche del Fondo di coesione. Sul "podio" c'è anche la Spagna

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L'Italia è seconda solo alla Polonia per l'importo dei fondi strutturali Ue per favorire la crescita e l'occupazione previsti per il periodo 2021-2027. L'ammontare destinato all'Italia è di 12,9 miliardi per quanto riguarda il Fondo sociale europeo (Fse) e di 23,6 miliardi del Fondo di sviluppo regionale (Fesr). Ecco la classifica

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La Polonia otterrà 66,4 miliardi ma va tenuto conto che, in ragione del livello del reddito nazionale pro-capite, beneficia anche del Fondo di coesione riservato ai Paesi meno sviluppati rispetto alla media europea

Recovery Fund, il piano da 137 progetti per utilizzare i fondi Ue. FOTO

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I fondi strutturali assegnati all'Italia daranno luogo a investimenti da destinare a progetti che dovranno essere cofinanziati - in base a parametri legati alle condizioni socio-economiche della regione interessata - dalle autorità nazionali

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I 37,3 miliardi destinati all'Italia si andranno quindi ad aggiungere ai circa 209 miliardi previsti attraverso i vari strumenti che compongono il Next Generation Eu, dal piano di ripresa e resilienza al React-Eu, e che hanno fatto dell'Italia il principale beneficiario del piano stesso

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I 37,3 miliardi di euro che andranno all'Italia sono 5 in più rispetto al bilancio settennale Ue che scadrà a fine anno

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Al terzo posto della "classifica" dei destinatari dei fondi strutturali Ue c'è la Spagna con 31,4 miliardi di euro

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Al quarto posto la Romania con 26,8 miliardi

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Al Portogallo, in quinta posizione, saranno destinati 20,9 miliardi

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Al sesto posto c'è l'Ungheria a cui saranno assegnati circa 20 miliardi

PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - JULY 16: Full Moonrise over the old town and Tyn church on July 16, 2019 in Prague, Czech Republic. (Photo by Oleg Nikishin/Getty Images)

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Sono 19,3 miliardi i fondi assegnati alla Repubblica Ceca, al settimo posto di questa classifica

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Alla Grecia, all'ottavo posto, 18,9 miliardi dai fondi Ue

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16,3 miliardi: è la cifra che sarà destinata alla Germania, al nono posto

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Subito dopo la Germania c'è la Francia, decima, a cui andranno 14,9 miliardi

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In undicesima posizione la Slovacchia che riceverà 11,3 miliardi

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Alla Bulgaria, dodicesima, andranno circa 9 miliardi

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In tredicesima posizione c'è la Croazia, a cui saranno destinati 8 miliardi

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La Lituania otterrà fondi per 5,8 miliardi. È in quattordicesima posizione

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Alla Lettonia, quindicesima, 4 miliardi in fondi strutturali europei

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Per l'Estonia, in sedicesima posizione, 2,9 miliardi di euro tra Fse e Fesr

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La Slovania riceverà 2,9 miliardi di euro piazzandosi in diciassettesima posizione

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Al diciottesimo posto c'è il Belgio con 2,3 miliardi dai fondi europei

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Verso il fondo della classifica c'è la Svezia, al diciannovesimo posto, con 1,7 miliardi

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Un altro Paese scandinavo, la Finlandia, si piazza verso la fine della classifica, al ventesimo posto, 1,4 miliardi di euro

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I Paesi Bassi riceveranno 1,1 miliardi di euro, al 21esimo posto della classifica

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All'Irlanda, in 22esima posizione, circa 1 miliardo di euro dai fondi Ue

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Sempre 1 miliardo di euro circa andranno all'Austria, in 23esima posizione

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A Cipro, 24esimo Paese della classifica, 851 milioni di euro

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Malta riceverà 743 milioni di euro

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La Danimarca è al penultimo posto con 457 milioni di euro in arrivo dai fondi Ue

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All'ultimo posto c'è il piccolo Lussemburgo con 52 milioni di euro in arrivo dai fondi strutturali europei

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