Financial source : ECB quantitative easing - The ECB started its non-standard monetary policy measures in March 2015.

Amount from 2015 : 2.7 trillion euro + 750 billion euro asset-purchase scheme called the Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme. That's 10 400 euros per capita in the Euro Area. Funds are not depreciated. Money did not reach the real economy.

Amount for each state:

Austria	92 131 260 000 EUR
Belgium	119 266 399 200 EUR
Cyprus	9 109 339 200 EUR
Estonia	13 778 128 000 EUR
Finland	57 386 357 600 EUR
France	697 091 699 200 EUR
Germany	863 399 825 600 EUR
Greece	111 511 784 800 EUR
Ireland	51 003 950 400 EUR
Italy	627 739 278 400 EUR
Latvia	19 967 667 200 EUR
Lithuania	29 059 513 600 EUR
Luxembourg	6 384 497 600 EUR
Malta	5 133 013 600 EUR
Netherlands	179 734 495 200 EUR
Portugal	106 876 816 800 EUR
Slovakia	56 684 378 400 EUR
Slovenia	21 641 443 200 EUR
Spain	488 120 172 800 EUR

My proposal : Fair distribution directly to residents of cities and municipalities.

Benefits : Elimination of the economic consequences of the corona crisis, new employment opportunities, use of local resources, solution of the negative impacts of globalization in the less successful regions, revival of agriculture, fruit growing, gastronomy, crafts, food, alternative energy, light industry.

Distribution has 4 phases:

Phase 1 - Eurozone

In case of success:

Phase 2 - European Union member states

Phase 3 - EU accession countries

Phase 4 - Asia, Africa, Latin America

The distribution mechanism must meet the following criteria:

- fair distribution of funds for the population of all towns and villages, funds will go to the inhabitants of municipalities fairly according to the number of inhabitants

- funds in each municipality will remain permanently

- simplicity

- it must contain basic anti-corruption elements

- must be different from European funds

- it must not increase government debt

Drawing on the fund

The loans will be used gradually so that all the requirements of the first level are satisfied first, then of the second ... The lower level funds can always be requested.

1. housing for the homeless - limit, for example, 3000 euros

2. house construction - simple houses 100 m2 and 200 m2

3. photovoltaics, heat pumps and large capacity batteries - to ensure energy independence and to reduce heat and electricity costs

4. agriculture - use of robots for harvesting, for agricultural work, vertical farms, hydroponic, container crop growing

5. food processing - combine harvesters, processing lines, canning, packaging, aic bakeries, restaurants

6. aed systems - bakeries, restaurants

7. 3D printers - development of modular products

8. robots to facilitate work - they can help people with housework, care for the sick

9. transport systems

About other levels will be decided by citizens.

Informing citizens about opportunities and benefits, using experience from other municipalities is very important.

It is possible to start the system in one country and gradually extend the model to other countries also outside the EU.

The EU must become a great power in the utilization of robotics. The EU must rich subsidize competitions for the development of robots for the most common tasks in households, construction building, agriculture, industry, services. Robots must be mass-produced. The EU must promote robotics and not be afraid of lost jobs. On the contrary,to replace all jobs with robots as quickly as possible.

3D printing - support for modular products where most parts can be printed on a 3D printer.