The budget provides for 1.2 billion cuts to interventions for disasters, but they return three years later

Over 1.2 billion less in the three-year period 2027-29 for civil relief interventions in public disasters. This is what appears from the tables attached to the rule contained in the maneuver on the rationalization of spending in ministries. The law provides for a reduction in spending allocations in 2027-29 and an increase in 2030-32: overall cuts of 4.7 billion are expected for ministries over three years.

In the table relating to the reduction of MEF allocations, which summarizes cuts for a total of 1.93 billion in 2027-29, the largest item is that of point 6, Civil aid, with the sub-item 6.1 Interventions for public disasters: the reduction amounts to a total of 1.21 billion, of which 448.9 million in 2027, 412.1 million in 2028 and 350.9 million in 2029. The same amounts, however, reappear in the tables relating to spending increases for ministries, expected in 2030-32: therefore the cut is made up for, but three years later.