EU: proposal of 74.8 million to Italy from the Solidarity Fund for Storm Harry
The European Commission proposes to allocate funds for Sicily, Calabria and Sardinia
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The European Commission has proposed to allocate 74.8 million euros to Italy from the EU Solidarity Fund for recovery from the damage of Storm Harry in Sicily, Calabria and Sardinia.
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Why It Matters
Storm Harry hit Sicily, Calabria and Sardinia earlier this year.
The European Commission proposes to allocate 74.8 million euros to Italy from the EU Solidarity Fund to support recovery from the damage caused by Storm Harry, which hit Sicily, Calabria and Sardinia at the beginning of the year.
Overall, Brussels proposes to mobilize a total of 489 million euros from the EUSF in favor of four member states: in addition to Italy, also Portugal, Spain and Malta, hit by violent storms and floods. The proposal must be approved by the European Parliament and the Council of the EU.
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Approval of the proposal by the European Parliament and the Council of the EU
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- When will Parliament and the EU Council approve?
- How will the regional funds be distributed?
