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The National Recovery and Resilience Plan, NRRP, is the Italian response to the Covid-19 global crisis and to the obstacles that, in the past decades, have hampered Italy's economic, social, and environmental growth. The NRRP is part of Next Generation EU, the programme that aims to support the economic recovery of Member States.

The Italian NRRP amounts to € 191.5 billion being allocated by the EU and additional resources, € 30.6 billion, allocated by Italy. The total amount of available funds is € 222.1 billion.

All the actions outlined in the NRRPs follow the Do No Significant Harm - DNSH principle to protect the environment. 

The Plan has six missions:

  • Mission 1 “Digitalisation, innovation, competitiveness, culture and tourism”
  • Mission 2 “Green revolution and ecological transition”
  • Mission 3 “Infrastructure for sustainable mobility”
  • Mission 4 “Education and research”
  • Mission 5 “Inclusion and cohesion”
  • Mission 6 “Health”

Mission 4 is entirely focused on Education and Research and aims to identify critical issues and strengthen the education system, digital and technical skills, research and technology transfer.

The mission has 2 components:

The University of Trento is mainly involved in Mission 4, with interventions in the following investments:

Consorzio iNEST – Ecosistema dell’innovazione - Calls

Mission 6 relates to interventions under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Health. The mission has two components:

  • Mission 6 Component 1 (M6C1): Proximity networks, facilities and telemedicine for local health care
  • Mission 6 Component 2 (M6C2): Innovation, research and digitization of the National Healthcare Service

The University of Trento is mainly involved in Component 2, with interventions in the following investments:

PNRR Proof of Concept (POC) "development of a decision support system - mULtiomic sofTwaRe bASed on preclinical models and pOiNt-of-care clinICal and lung ultrasound data for the personalized management of children with Community Acquired Pneumonia (ULTRASONIC-CAP)"

The University of Trento is also involved in the National Plan for Complementary investments (NPC) to the NRRP within the Innovative Health Ecosystem sector, which aims to create an innovative healthcare ecosystem through clinical-transnational networks of excellence that can pool available technologies and existing expertise in Italy.

The University of Trento is involved in the following projects: