• National Health Service - SNS (1,383 million euros): Including notably "Primary Health Care with more answers", to which around 466 million Euros will be allocated;
• Culture (243 million euros): "Cultural Networks and Digital Transition", with 93 million euros, and "Cultural Heritage", with 150 million euros;
  
• Social Responses (833 million euros): In which we highlight investments under "New Generation of Social Infrastructure and Responses", which encompasses 417 million euros;
  
• Housing (2,733 million euros): Where the investment "Program of support for access to housing" stands out with an allocation of 1,211 million Euros;
  
• Capitalization and Business Innovation (2,914 million euros): Including in particular investment under "Mobilizing Agendas/Alliances for Business Innovation" and "Green Agendas/Alliances for Business Innovation", with an estimated value of 558 and 372 million euros, respectively;
  
• Infrastructure (690 million euros): Highlighting in particular the investments "Areas for Business Hosting (AAE)" and "Road Accessibilities", to which 110 and 142 million euros will be allocated, respectively;
  
• Qualifications and Skills (1,324 million euros): With a high level of investment targeting "Modernization of the supply and of the educational and vocational training establishments", with 710 million euros;
  
• Forests (615 million euros): With a central focus on "Landscape Transformation of Vulnerable Forest Territories", for which 270 million euros are earmarked;
  
• Water Management (390 million euros): Where the “Regional Water Efficiency Plan of the Algarve” stands out, with 200 million euros.
  

The Resilience dimension is associated with an increase in the capacity to react to crises and to overcome the current and future challenges associated with them. This dimension appears to promote a transformative, lasting, fair, sustainable, and inclusive recovery, being understood in the RRP context in all its aspects: social resilience, economic and productive fabric resilience, and territorial resilience.

In the Resilience dimension, 9 Components were considered in order to reinforce the social, economic, and territorial resilience of Portugal. These components include a robust set of interventions in strategic areas, namely health, housing, social responses, culture, innovative business investment, skills and competences, infrastructure, woodlands, and water management.

• create 34 new mobile primary care units to cover low-density regions; 
• expand the National Network of Integrated Continuous Care with 5,500 new inpatient beds; 
• expand the National Palliative Care Network, with 400 less complex inpatient beds; 
• upgrade or adapt 326 buildings to increase energy efficiency, comply with contingency plans, and/or ensure accessibility, safety, and comfort for users and professionals; 
• expand the network of equipment and social responses for children, elderly people, and people with disabilities (28,000 places in social responses); 
• support 26,000 households with decent housing; 
• reach a volume of exports equivalent to 50% of GDP by 2027 and 53% of GDP by 2030, focusing on increasing the technological payment balance; 
• create 15,000 new skilled jobs and increase spending (public and private) on R&D to at least 2% of GDP by 2025.

• Digital School (559 million euros): which is essentially focused on the “Digital Transition in Education”, with 500 million euros;
• Quality and Sustainability of Public Finances (406 million euros): Where around half of funds will be directed to the “Digital Transition of Social Security”, 200 million euros;
  
• Business 4.0 (650 million euros): With a high investment in the “Digital Transition of Companies” through #an endowment of 450 million euros;
  
• Economic Justice and Business Environment (267 million euros);
  
• Public Administration - Digitization, Interoperability and Cybersecurity (578 million euros): Where the "Reformulation of the public and consular services", with an allocation of 188 million euros, stands out.
  

The Digital Transition dimension contains significant reforms and investments for the digitization of companies and the state, as well as for providing digital skills in education, health, culture, and forest management.

To ensure that Portugal accelerates the transition to a more digitalized society, the national options in the RRP are based on 5 components in the following areas: digital empowerment and inclusion of people through education, training in digital skills and promotion of digital literacy, digital transformation of the business sector, and digitization of the State.

Measures to support digital objectives amount to 22% of the plan's total allocation, exceeding the 20% threshold defined by European regulations: 12 of the 20 components of the RRP have a direct digital contribution target.

• train 800 thousand people in digital skills with individual training plans and access to online training; 
• promote the digital transition of companies, retraining 36,000 workers and supporting 30,000 SMEs; 
• purchase 600,000 personal computers for use in schools (students and teachers).