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#32026B01517Statement of revenue and expenditure for the 2026 financial year – European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) – amending budget No 1

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This law outlines the revenue and expenditure for the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) for the 2026 financial year, including adjustments made in the amending budget No 1. The revenue is primarily derived from the European Union contribution, totaling approximately €158 million, and participation from third countries of around €4 million. The expected total revenue amounts to approximately €162 million.

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Key Changes

  • Introduction of amending budget No 1
  • Adjustment of revenue estimates from the EU contribution
  • Changes in expenditure allocations for staff and operational costs

Obligations

What this law requires

high

Allocate €158,260,804 in European Union contribution to EFSA for the 2026 financial year as per the revised budget with amending budget No 1/2026

European Union budgetary authorities
operational
medium

Collect €4,087,017 in participation fees from third countries in EFSA's activities for the 2026 financial year

EFSA
operational
high

Allocate €76,183,852 to staff-related expenditures (salaries, recruitment, missions, training, social welfare, and external services) for the 2026 financial year

EFSA
operational
high

Allocate €15,425,926 to buildings, equipment, and miscellaneous operating expenditure including IT infrastructure and telecommunications for the 2026 financial year

EFSA
operational
high

Allocate €75,831,167 in commitments and €70,738,043 in payments to operating expenditure for risk assessment, scientific cooperation, communications, and horizontal operational support for the 2026 financial year

EFSA
operational

Affected Parties

European UnionEuropean Food Safety Authority

Tags

budget,EFSA,EU finances