recovery fund
Emergency financial pool
A recovery fund is money set aside to help rebuild after a crisis—economic downturns, natural disasters, or public health emergencies.
Governments and institutions establish recovery funds to finance rebuilding infrastructure, support affected businesses, or provide relief to individuals: The EU created a massive recovery fund in response to the pandemic.
The term implies organized, large-scale restoration rather than immediate emergency aid.
- bailoutEmergency aid preventing bankruptcy
- stimulusWhat prompts a reaction
- economic stimulusMeasures to revive economy
- reliefEasing of distress
- financial reliefAid easing monetary strain
disaster relief · aid · emergency aid · federal assistance · package · grants · loans · rescue · assistance · emergency · pandemic · economic · billion · taxpayer · allocation · disbursement · treasury · debt
- EU budgetbudget control, customs duties, bailouts, budget negotiations, budget surplus
- Irish Taxationcorporation tax, carbon tax, inheritance tax, capital gains tax, stamp duty
recovery fundoperating budget
Allocated money for daily expenses
slush fund · general fund · rainy day fund · discretionary spending · endowment
recovery fundausterity measures
Policies reducing government spending
budget cuts · spending freeze · disinvestment · capital flight · defunding
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