Allocation by programme area
Derived by summing each beneficiary state's allocation per area · 2021–2028
Every project belongs to a programme, and every programme to one or more of these thematic areas.
Derived by summing each beneficiary state's allocation per area · 2021–2028
| Category | Allocation |
|---|---|
| Green Transition | €587m |
| Local Development, Good Governance and Inclusion | €440m |
| Civil Society Fund | €288m |
| Culture | €269m |
| Green Business and Innovation | €249m |
| Research and Innovation | €247m |
| Access to Justice | €186m |
| Disaster Prevention and Preparedness | €144m |
| Serious and Organised Crime | €87m |
| Public Health | €81m |
| Asylum, Migration and Integration | €60m |
| Bilateral Fund | €54m |
| Institutional Cooperation and Capacity Building | €53m |
| Roma Inclusion and Empowerment | €42m |
| Correctional Services | €37m |
| Education, Training and Youth Employment | €31m |
| Domestic and Gender-Based Violence | €30m |
| Segment | Value | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Green Europe | €980m | 35% |
| Democratic Europe | €741m | 26% |
| Resilient Europe | €1.11bn | 39% |
| Total | €2.83bn | 100% |
Cumulative projects signed and grant committed · 2021–2028
| Year | Projects signed (cumulative) | Grant committed (cumulative) |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 1 | €100k |
| 2026 | 77 | €27m |
Based on project signature dates. Disbursement figures are not published in the open data.
Allocation per beneficiary state and programme area · 2021–2028. Shown for the whole taxonomy, not the selected pillar: the comparison across areas is the point.
Acceleration of the green transition towards a more sustainable society.
More resilient, inclusive, and sustainable communities.
A vibrant and resilient civil society that protects and promotes democracy, the rule of law, and human rights.
Increased participation, sustainability, and diversity in culture and cultural heritage.
Green value creation and competitiveness.
Enhanced excellence in research and research-based innovation, strengthening the foundations for the green and digital transitions, democracy, rule of law, human rights, social inclusion and resilience.
Increased access to an independent, accountable, and efficient justice system of high quality in line with international and European human rights standards.
Improved disaster resilience.
Prevention and combatting of serious and organised crime in line with international and European human rights standards.
More resilient and inclusive public health systems.
Well-functioning national systems for asylum, migration, and integration in line with international and European human rights standards.
Strengthened institutional cooperation and increased quality of public services policies and regulations.
Enhanced inclusion and empowerment of Roma.
Improved correctional services in line with international and European human rights standards.
Enhanced quality, access and relevance of education and training for the digital and green transitions, human rights, democracy, and youth employment.
Prevention and combatting of domestic and gender-based violence in line with international and European human rights standards.
Strengthened capacity and cooperation in the Beneficiary States and across the region to promote democracy, the rule of law, human rights, social inclusion, resilience and the European green transition
Strengthened social dialogue between workers’ organisations, employers’ organisations, and public authorities and the promotion of decent work.