The draft National Nature Restoration Plan (PNR) submitted to the European Commission under Regulation (EU) 2024/1991 on nature restoration is now available online on the website of the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security (MASE).

The published documentation includes the draft Plan itself and a summary table of the measures envisaged, prepared to make the content and proposed interventions easier to consult.

The publication represents a further step in the development of the Plan and confirms MASE’s commitment to ensuring transparency, accessibility and the sharing of information throughout all stages of the process.

The draft now enters the evaluation phase by the European Commission, which will examine the document over the next six months and may provide comments and recommendations. The outcome of this phase will contribute to the subsequent refinement and completion of the Plan, with a view to defining the final version.

The National Nature Restoration Plan is a strategic instrument for restoring degraded ecosystems, protecting and strengthening biodiversity, and increasing the resilience of the territory, including in response to the effects of climate change.

This process involves institutions, the scientific community, local areas and stakeholders, and aims to integrate nature conservation, environmental resilience and territorial quality through a coordinated, collaborative approach.

The documentation is available on the MASE website: National Nature Restoration Plan