Romania to Reallocate EUR 2.8 Billion in EU Funds for Cohesion Policy Revision

Romania plans to reallocate over EUR 2.8 billion from EU funds to address four new priorities under the revised Cohesion Policy for 2021-2027. Key allocations include EUR 1.53 billion for competitiveness and strategic technologies, EUR 904 million for defense and crisis preparedness, EUR 208 million for housing, and EUR 200 million for water infrastructure. This reallocation also supports projects in digitalization and health, with specific funds designated for military mobility and social housing development.

Published Mar 27, 2026

Romania is reallocating over EUR 2.8 billion from European funds as part of the 2021-2027 Cohesion Policy revision, targeting four of the EU's new priorities. The allocations include EUR 1.53 billion for competitiveness and strategic technologies, EUR 904 million for defense and crisis preparedness, EUR 208 million for housing, and EUR 200 million for water infrastructure.

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Funds will support projects in digitalization, health, and economic transition, as well as military mobility infrastructure. Romania's reallocation ranks it among the top five EU member states in terms of funding for these strategic priorities.