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EUEuropean UnionMulti-instrument programme

RESourceEU

prg-eu-resourceeu

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Designations

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Distinct citing sources

Programme identity

Source-named administrator: European Commission

1 directly citing document · show precise citation roles
  1. RESourceEU Action Plan: Accelerating our critical raw materials strategy to adapt to a new reality (COM(2025) 945 final)European Commission · 2025-12-03Field evidence: administrators · Field evidence: kind · Field evidence: name

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  1. European Union (EU funds)Program envelope

    Instrument not specified · Reported financial standing: Announced

    the EU should mobilise EUR 3 billion of EU funds within the next 12 months in direct support of the CRM value chain

    Named provider organizations
    European Union (EU funds)
    Named recipient organizations
    Not stated
    2 directly citing documents · show precise citation roles
    1. Commission adopts RESourceEU to secure raw materials, reduce dependencies and boost competitiveness (IP/25/2891)European Commission · 2025-12-03Field evidence: amount
    2. RESourceEU Action Plan: Accelerating our critical raw materials strategy to adapt to a new reality (COM(2025) 945 final)European Commission · 2025-12-03Field evidence: amount · Field evidence: capital_source · Field evidence: instrument · Field evidence: programme · Field evidence: provider · Field evidence: status · Field evidence: terms · Field evidence: value_role · Financial status report · Instrument term

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EU3 Dec 2025

European Union (EU funds)

EUR3 billion

RESourceEU Action Plan: Accelerating our critical raw materials strategy to adapt to a new reality

Program envelopeInstrument not specifiedPublicAnnouncedambiguity noted

Awards recorded under the programme

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No award to a recipient is recorded under this programme in the corpus.

Record

Kind
Multi-instrument programme
Administered by
European CommissionGovernment body
Part of
None
Legal authority
Not stated

Notes

An action plan, not a legal instrument: it adds no legal authority of its own and builds on Regulation (EU) 2024/1252.

Evidence

  1. RESourceEU Action Plan: Accelerating our critical raw materials strategy to adapt to a new reality (COM(2025) 945 final)

    European Commission

    Fields supported
    Name · Kind · Administering bodies
    Evidence level
    Explicit
    Location in document
    Introduction; sections 1–2
    Qualification
    "RESourceEU mobilises a large spectrum of policy tools as well as private and public actors": a Critical Raw Materials Centre, a financing hub, joint purchasing, a stockpiling pilot and EU funds, coordinated by the Commission.
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