RTK has created a new solution through which you can see how Estonia uses the 3.37 billion euros of cohesion policy funds for the 2021–2027 support period - both the amounts and the areas.

Now you can keep an eye on where the euro money is going in Estonia. The RTK website now has a “Support Statistics” page, where you can find an overview of how much money has been paid out, through which state institutions the money is flowing and which areas are being supported. For example, you can see which funds - ERDF, ESF‑+ funds, Cohesion Fund, Just Transition Fund - are being used, and for what purpose (e.g. green, digital development, social cohesion). All this in a clear way and understandable to both experts and ordinary users. The page is designed clearly so that the information is available and usable by as many people as possible. Updated information is always fresh and close to real time. See the introductory page here: https://rtk.ee/toetuste-ulevaated-oigusaktid/ulevaade-toetatud-projektidest/toetuste-statistika

RTK's solution shows 3.37 billion usage – this is the total volume of cohesion policy funds that will support Estonia in 2021–2027. Now you can track how much of it has been disbursed, which areas (e.g. greener, more digital, more social Estonia) receive support and which state institutions are responsible for these activities. If you are interested in what measures are being funded – be it infrastructure, entrepreneurship or social projects – all this is now easy to find.

RTK's social media posts highlight that now you can monitor how euro money moves, that the information is open and at your fingertips – there is no need to search for complicated reports anymore, everything is visible in one place. At the same time, it gives the impression of the functioning of the state as a transparent and citizen-oriented process, where everyone can monitor how public funds are actually directed.

In conclusion, it can be said that this is good news for you and everyone who wants to know how and where our euro money goes. In the new section of the RTK page, you can find detailed information about the use of funds, implementing agencies and areas – all in a clear and user-friendly format. This public information helps to understand how the development of entrepreneurship in Estonia is moving and changing in the eyes of financiers.