(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 27 - New territorial health care, circular economy strategy, connection projects for schools and hospitals: some of the important steps for the transformation of the country come to life with the June objectives of the NRP.
In fact, within the next week 12 other objectives will be achieved, which added to the 18 already achieved, will bring Italy to two thirds of the way to go by the end of June to unlock the 24 billion of the second installment of European funds.
The detail of the next steps, illustrated by the Undersecretary to the Prime Minister Roberto Garofolial CDM, sees 4 ministries at the forefront to achieve these goals.
Five targets are headed by the Ministry of Health, starting with the definition of the new territorial healthcare, through the reorganization in at least 1,350 community homes, 400 community hospitals and 600 territorial operational centers.
The decree defining the new organizational model was sent on May 24 for publication in the Gazette and will now be submitted to the Court of Auditors, while in the next few days the agreements between the Ministry and individual investment regions will be signed.
In this way, Italy, which now has 4% of home care for over 65s (against 6% of the OECD average), in the next few years will be "the first country in Europe for home care with 10%", explains Minister Roberto Hope.
The other 7 objectives expected within the next week concern the ministries of culture (4 targets, starting from the decree to improve energy efficiency in cultural areas, with 200 million in cinemas and theaters and 100 in museums), development (2) and Education (the decree for the adoption of the School 4.0 plan with the transformation of 100 thousand classes into innovative learning environments).
Another 15 objectives remain for the end of June, from the mobility of researchers to the framework agreement on Rome caput mundi, but the schedule has already been set.
On the ecological transition front, the ministerial decree approving the National Strategy for the Circular Economy will be adopted by 17 June and that for the national waste program by 24 June.
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