Commission supports 170 new projects to help Member States translate their reform agenda into concrete actions on the ground

Today, the Commission has selected a new round of 170 projects under the Technical Support Instrument (TSI), to support Member States to design and implement a total of 307 reforms in 2024, which will strengthen Member States' competitiveness, resilience, and modernisation.

These reforms will cover a wide range of areas impacting citizens' lives in the EU, ranging from the application of Artificial Intelligence in businesses and public administrations, the implementation of the Green Deal Industrial Plan and other reforms instrumental to the transition to a net-zero economy, supporting gender equality and tackling brain drain, and providing mental health care services to young people and children.

Building on the reforms already implemented under the TSI in its four-year history – amounting to around 780 projects for about 1,200 reforms - the new round of reforms will provide tailor-made technical support to Member States, to help them to design and implement the reforms that they need, thus delivering on national and EU priorities on the ground.


RAPID, IP/24/1614, 26.03.2024
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