The Council of the European Union has published a Commission staff working document dated 13 July 2026 that updates the climate and digital tagging of Malta's modified recovery and resilience plan (RRP). The document applies the methodologies from Annexes VI and VII of the Recovery and Resilience Facility Regulation (EU) 2021/241 to list each measure or sub-measure with its budget, intervention field, and coefficient percentage for climate and digital objectives.
New or revised measures are marked in yellow, while unchanged measures are not highlighted. The climate coefficients show that several measures achieve a 100% climate contribution, including C1.I.1 (€8.6 million), C1.I.2 (€5.3 million), C1.I.3 (€10 million), C1.I.4(b) (€0.5 million), C1.I.5 (€3 million), C2.I.2 (€84.3 million), C2.I.3 (€10 million), C7.I.1 (€61.1 million), and C7.I.2 (€20 million). One measure, C1.I.4(a) (€14.4 million), has a 40% climate coefficient. For digital objectives, all listed measures achieve a 100% digital contribution: C3.I.1(a) (€14.1 million), C3.I.1(b) (€2.6 million), C3.I.2 (€3.2 million), C3.I.3 (€17.5 million), C3.I.4 (€12 million), C3.I.5 (€7.8 million), C4.I.2(b) (€2.3 million), and C6.I.1 (€4.7 million).
The document specifies that reforms and investments in the REPowerEU chapter are excluded from the digital target calculation. This update accompanies a proposal for a Council implementing decision amending the original approval of Malta's RRP from 5 October 2021. The tracking ensures that the plan's expenditure aligns with the EU's climate and digital transition goals, with the Commission verifying that at least 37% of the RRF allocation is dedicated to climate and 20% to digital objectives. The revised plan reflects Malta's updated priorities, including new investments in renewable energy and digital infrastructure, while maintaining compliance with the RRF regulation's tagging requirements.