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SPRAWOZDANIE (COM(2026)1002 – C100119/2026 – 2026/0120(BUD))

W sprawie wniosku dotyczącego decyzji Parlamentu Europejskiego i Rady w sprawie uruchomienia Funduszu Solidarności Unii Europejskiej w celu udzielenia pomocy Rumunii w związku z powodziami pod koniec maja 2025 r., Cyprowi – w następstwie pożarów roślinności w lipcu 2025 r. i Hiszpanii – w następstwie pożarów roślinności w sierpniu 2025 r.

A-10-2026-0178

Komisja Budżetowa · Rapporteur: Bogdan Rzońca

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The committee report approves the mobilisation of the European Union Solidarity Fund to assist Romania, Cyprus and Spain after natural disasters in 2025, and calls for swift aid delivery. It stresses the need for simplified procedures, higher advance payments, and better communication of EU solidarity. It also urges investments in climate adaptation and prevention, and synergies with other EU funds.

Committee position. The rapporteur supports the swift adoption of the Commission proposal and the rapid release of financial assistance.

Key points

  1. Approves the annexed decision mobilising the EUSF for Romania, Cyprus and Spain.
  2. Expresses solidarity with victims and authorities in the three countries.
  3. Calls for public communication of EUSF benefits to raise awareness of EU solidarity.
  4. Calls for assessment of the Union budget's financial capacity and acceleration of EUSF procedures.
  5. Calls on Member States and the Commission to invest in climate mitigation and adaptation, and to prioritise vulnerable communities in recovery.
  6. Stresses the need for preventive measures and flexibility between funding programmes with strict budgetary control.
  7. Recalls that RESTORE and EAFRD provide additional assistance and urges Member States to use them.
  8. Calls for synergies with other EU funds and for assessing reallocations within Recovery and Resilience plans.
  9. Underscores that EUSF aid should not replace other Union funding and that State aid is possible for agricultural businesses.
  10. Calls for rapid damage assessment, transparency, and ex-post control of EUSF use.
  11. Urges immediate financial assistance and exploring ways to accelerate mobilisation, including amending rules and granting higher advance payments.

Who is affected

  • Victims and authorities in Romania, Cyprus and Spain affected by floods and wildfires.
  • Businesses, SMEs, families, and affected citizens in the three countries.
  • Member States and the Commission are called to invest in climate measures and use synergies.

Figures and deadlines

  • EUR 144 099 756 proposed for mobilisation.
  • Romania: direct damage EUR 573.59 million, 1.8% of regional GDP.
  • Cyprus: direct damage EUR 252.68 million, threshold EUR 170.05 million.
  • Spain: direct damage EUR 4 318.27 million, threshold EUR 3 958.44 million.
  • 25% of annual EUSF allocation must remain available on 1 October; in 2026 this is EUR 297.6 million.
  • Advance payments: Cyprus EUR 2.32 million, Spain EUR 30.14 million.
  • EUR 21.3 million carried over from 2025 to 2026.