Assessment of the PNRR in the Metropolitan City of Turin (10 November 2026)
Date of the event:
On 10 November 2026 the coordination unit for the implementation of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (Piano nazionale di ripresa e resilienza, PNRR), chaired by prefect Donato Cafagna, meets at the Prefecture in Turin. The meeting presents the overall results of the Plan's projects across the territory of the Metropolitan City of Turin [1][2].
The figures
In all, more than 21,000 PNRR projects have an impact on the metropolitan area. Of these, more than 7,900 have been carried out by local implementing bodies, for a total value of over 3.7 billion euros, of which around 75% is funded directly by the PNRR. According to the figures reported, all the targets set by the European Commission for the area have been met [1][2].
The coordination unit's work
The coordination unit, set up to monitor the implementation of the projects and address difficulties as they arose, has met 40 times in all since it was established, becoming a point of contact between government ministries and local bodies [1][2].
The 10 November meeting is attended via video link by Bruno Parente, an official of the PNRR mission unit (Struttura di missione Pnrr) at the Prime Minister's Office. Attending in person are Michele Vitale for the territorial state accounting office (Ragioneria Territoriale dello Stato), Angelo Robotto for the Piedmont regional executive (Giunta regionale), Steven Giuseppe Palmieri for Anci Piemonte, Monica Sciajno for the Metropolitan City of Turin and Antonino Calvano for the City of Turin [1].
Prefect Cafagna stresses that the unit's role has not been merely formal oversight, but that it has supported local authorities in overcoming difficulties and meeting the Plan's deadlines. The areas of intervention cited include safer schools, local healthcare, transport, regeneration of urban spaces, ecological transition, digitalisation and pathways to independence for vulnerable people [1][2].
Data transparency
The completed projects are gathered in a digital summary available on the Prefecture of Turin's website, including a general presentation with financial data, socio-economic impact and before-and-after photo comparisons, as well as specific reports produced by the Prefecture, the Ragioneria Territoriale, the Region, Anci, the Metropolitan City and the City of Turin [1].
Sources
- TorinoOggi — 10 November 2026
- ANSA Piemonte — 10 November 2026