The government will provide €51,636,786 to reduce the risk of disasters, pay for rescue and emergency work, and rebuild damaged infrastructure, the cabinet press office said.
The money comes from the 2026 budget reserve, which is meant for unforeseen and urgent costs during disasters. A Council of Ministers decree allows the extra spending and the transfers.
The inter-agency commission for recovery and assistance at the Council of Ministers decided how to split the money. It met in an emergency session on 16 October 2026.
On 4 November the cabinet approved two reports. One covers the state of disaster protection. The other lists the priority work to reduce risk that needs funding in 2026. Both draw on data from regional governors on protection and the money needed.