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of the future DNA

economy

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AFTER 1 JULY

UNTIL 1 JULY NOW

Rapid response

Short-term measures

Long-term measures

INJECTION INTO ECONOMY

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CHANGES IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

1 2 3 4

Shortening and diversifying

business supply chains

Life sciences and medical solutions

Digital economy

Climate-friendly economy,

energy, and climate change

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QUALITATIVE

TRANSFORMATION OF ECONOMY

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Innovation and research 1.

Human capital

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Economic infrastructure

5.

Climate change and energy 2.

Digital economy and

business

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1.1. Response of the education system to market needs 1.2. Increasing the number of STEM professionals

1.3. Regional balance

1.4. New skills in the labourforce 1.5. Scientific potential

INVESTMENT IN HUMAN CAPITAL

Priorities Investment examples Innovative educational methods and training of economically

important specialists, EUR 96 mln.

Retraining of the employed and unemployed for high value-added areas, EUR 72.7 mln.

Horizon Europe and research, EUR 82 mln.

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Human capital

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2.1. Digitization of traditional business 2.2. New business solutions

2.3. Enterprise development 2.4. Digital services

2.5. Digital infrastructure

INVESTMENT IN DIGITAL ECONOMY AND BUSINESS

Priorities Investment examples Industrial digitization and the circular economy, EUR 69.5 mln.

New e-business, design products, EUR 68.5 mln.

Modernization of export markets and foreign direct investment (FDI), EUR 24.6 mln.

Sandbox, Human-machine interface, EUR 14.7 mln.

Preparing for the deployment of 5G and eSIM platforms.

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Digital economy and

business

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3.1. Business innovation 3.2. Centres of excellence

3.3. Science and business cooperation

3.4. Innovation infrastructure, including health

INVESTMENT IN INNOVATION

Priorities Investment examples COVID products, start-up acceleration, research, EUR 212.5 mln.

Crisis resilience in agriculture, EUR 10 mln.

Life sciences and biotechnology incubators, EUR 7 mln.

Centers of excellence: life sciences, ICT, Industry 4.0, Fintech, EUR 25 mln.

Digital health innovation, creation of preconditions for the production of medicinal products based on blood plasma, establishment of an advanced clinical research centre, EUR 28 mln.

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Innovation and research

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4.1. Communication with target countries 4.2. Attracting investment

4.3. Infrastructure for business

INVESTMENT IN ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE

Priorities Investment examples • Flight resumption and airport development, EUR 47 mln.

• FEZ and industrial parks, EUR 86 mln.

• Modern Conference Centre (Vilnius Sports Palace), EUR 29 mln.

• Seaport, shipping, Via Baltica, railways, etc., EUR 164 mln.

4.

Economic infrastructure

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5.1. Energy efficiency 5.2. Increased use of RES

5.3. Competitiveness of the energy sector

INVESTMENT IN CLIMATE CHANGE AND ENERGY

Priorities Investment examples • Energy efficiency in buildings, EUR 87 mln.

• Renewable energy sources, EUR 214 mln.

• Electricity generation using gas evaporations at Klaipėda LNG terminal, EUR 10 mln.

5.

Climate change and energy

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EUR 4.5 billion INVESTMENTS EARMARKED,

and EUR 1.8 billion FOR ADDITIONAL INVESTMENTS

313

1 662 319

1 578 608

297

234 392

353 324

190

Human capital Digital economy and business Innovation and research Economic infrastructure Climate change and energy Reserve

already planned investment new investment Investments by areas, mln. EUR

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IMPACT ON THE ECONOMY

• The long-term economic impact of the plan's investment package (EUR 6.3 billion): EUR 1 invested will bring a return of EUR 1.88 and generate EUR 11.8 billion in nominal GDP.

• The investment plan focuses on high value-added jobs, which means that such jobs will be better paid in the long run.

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