National Recovery and Resilience Plan: Czechia
The Czech position vis-à-vis the NGEU plan prioritised the maximisation of grants for domestic investments while ensuring autonomy in their targeting. The National Resilience and Recovery Plan prioritises the investment side at the expense of structural reforms. The direction of investments resemble...
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| description | The Czech position vis-à-vis the NGEU plan prioritised the maximisation of grants for domestic investments while ensuring autonomy in their targeting. The National Resilience and Recovery Plan prioritises the investment side at the expense of structural reforms. The direction of investments resembles the priorities pursued in the context of cohesion policy, while meeting climate and digital targets. Most of the investments are in infrastructure projects. The biggest shortcoming of the Czech plan is the absence of a vision of how to take advantage of the economic potential of the green transition and digitalisation. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-c06ffa9a53f349989a295eabd95fc5b52022-12-22T02:40:40ZengUniversity of BolognaItalian Labour Law e-Journal1561-80482022-11-01151S10.6092/issn.1561-8048/1567214016National Recovery and Resilience Plan: CzechiaJan Bittner0Prague University of Economics and BusinessThe Czech position vis-à-vis the NGEU plan prioritised the maximisation of grants for domestic investments while ensuring autonomy in their targeting. The National Resilience and Recovery Plan prioritises the investment side at the expense of structural reforms. The direction of investments resembles the priorities pursued in the context of cohesion policy, while meeting climate and digital targets. Most of the investments are in infrastructure projects. The biggest shortcoming of the Czech plan is the absence of a vision of how to take advantage of the economic potential of the green transition and digitalisation.https://illej.unibo.it/article/view/15672ngeuczechiaresilience and recovery planlabour policysocial policy |
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| title | National Recovery and Resilience Plan: Czechia |
| title_full | National Recovery and Resilience Plan: Czechia |
| title_fullStr | National Recovery and Resilience Plan: Czechia |
| title_full_unstemmed | National Recovery and Resilience Plan: Czechia |
| title_short | National Recovery and Resilience Plan: Czechia |
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| topic | ngeu czechia resilience and recovery plan labour policy social policy |
| url | https://illej.unibo.it/article/view/15672 |
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