Spain's Ministry for the Ecological Transition (MITECO) estimates the cost of the restoration plan at almost €600 million per year until 2050.
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The exact figure (€596 million per year) appears in secondary sources describing the draft PNR; the original MITECO plan document stating the figure could not be retrieved directly within the search budget, so the attribution relies on secondary reporting.
The figure refers to 'necesidades financieras medias' (average financial needs) for implementing the plan, not necessarily to a net cost borne solely by Spanish public budgets; part could be covered by EU funding, a distinction the claim's framing as a 'factura' (bill) glosses over.
Several secondary sources (SEO/BirdLife, Greenpeace, esloquehaysanse) use near-identical wording, suggesting they may derive from the same 'Alianza por la Restauración de la Naturaleza' communication rather than being fully independent corroborations.