The European Union Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) is a centrally managed budgetary programme of the European Commission, established in addition to the EU’s 2021–2027 multi‑annual financial framework. The programme’s aim is to support reforms and investments related to the transition to a green and digital economy, as well as to reduce the social and economic impact caused by the crisis.
Latvia’s Recovery and Resilience Facility ( hereinafter “RRF”) plan was approved by the European Commission on 22 June 2021 and by the Council of the European Union for Economic and Financial Affairs (ECOFIN) on 13 July 2021. The AF funding amount approved for Latvia is 1.82 billion euros, which will be available until 31 August 2026.
Latvia has chosen 6 components for the implementation of the RRF plan:
1. Climate change and sustainability;
2. Digital transformation;
3. Reducing inequality;
4. Health;
5. Economic transformation and productivity reform;
6. Rule of law.
Project name: “Provision of accounting services for unified state financial resource planning and management in public administration, implementation of unified resource management.”
The project is being implemented within the framework of Investment 2.1.2.1.i. “Centralized Platforms and Systems for Governance” of the European Union Recovery and Resilience Facility Plan.vdaa.gov
Project No. 2.1.2.1.i.0/1/23/I/VARAM/009
Project implementer (funding recipient): State Treasury (Valsts kase).
Project cooperation partners: Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Smart Administration and Regional Development, Ministry of Climate and Energy, Ministry of Economics, Ministry of Education and Science, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Culture. The State Treasury also involves other interested parties who will be the future users of the centralized platform and services.
Project objective: To create a centralized platform for accounting, personnel administration, budget planning, and financial management for state direct administration institutions, in order to promote efficiency, digital transformation, and optimization of state resources.
Project implementation deadline: 2nd quarter of 2026*
Project budget: 12 665 681 euros, from which:
- Recovery Facility funding: 10 900 000 euros;
- State budget funding (for value-added tax costs): no more than 1 765 681 euros.
Project results:
- A unified, centralized public administration platform for accounting and personnel administration, budget planning, and financial management has been created;
- Regulatory acts and instructions have been improved to ensure process standardization and service provision in the Single Services Centre;
- The takeover of ministries into the centralized platform has been initiated.
*No later than May 9, 2026.
