On 14 January, the European Fee disbursed €464 million to Lithuania, marking the fourth fee underneath the Restoration and Resilience Facility (RRF). The Facility is the centerpiece of NextGenerationEU – the Fee’s post-pandemic programme to assist Member States’ restoration, financial development, and competitiveness.
Measures linked to this fee request embrace reforms and investments that can drive constructive change for residents and companies in Lithuania within the areas of public finance, schooling, vitality effectivity, analysis and well being.
The Fee partially greenlighted this request on 13 November 2025. Lithuania submitted its fee request to the Fee on 4 August 2025. Of the €514.5 million initially requested by Lithuania, an quantity of roughly €59 million has been suspended because of the partial fulfilment of a milestone associated to private revenue taxation and social insurance coverage contributions. Lithuania now has six months to satisfactorily full this milestone.
Now with the beneficial opinion of the Financial and Monetary Committee of the Council, the funds have been disbursed by the Fee.
With this fourth fee, the entire funds paid out to Lithuania underneath the RRF now stand at €2.26 billion, which is 58.7% of Lithuania’s whole allocation. Lithuania’s total Restoration and Resilience Plan is financed by €3.85 billionof which €2.3 billion are grants and €1.55 billion are loans.
Funds underneath the RRF are performance-based, contingent upon the profitable implementation of nationwide plans. With a view to the closure of the Facility on the finish of 2026, Members States should implement all excellent milestones and targets by August 2026 and submit final fee requests by the top of September.
An interactive map showcasing examples of reforms and investments supported by the RRF is offered on-line. Additional particulars on the RRF fee declare course of might be discovered on-line.
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