Welcome to the website for Ireland's National Development Plan (NDP).

The National Development Plan 2007-2013 entitled Transforming Ireland – A Better Quality of Life for All, sets out the roadmap to Ireland’s future. The €184 billion Plan represents another major milestone in building a prosperous Ireland for all the people, characterised by sustainable economic growth, greater social inclusion and balanced regional development.

The Plan is the largest and most ambitious investment programme ever proposed for Ireland. It builds on, and consolidates, the achievements of the previous Plan, and provides €54.6 billion for investment in economic infrastructure; €49.6 billion for social inclusion measures (children, people with disabilities, etc.); €33.6 billion for social infrastructure (housing, health, justice, etc.); €25.8 billion for human capital (schools, training, higher education, etc.), and €20 billion for enterprise, science and innovation.

The site also contains information on the NDP/CSF (2000-2006), which involved an investment of €57 billion of Public, Private and EU funds. This funding was invested in numerous projects and initiatives throughout the country including education, roads, public transport, health services, social housing, rural development, industry, water and waste services, childcare and local development.

	New Limerick-Galway Rail Service launched - 29 March 2010 Dempsey welcomes opening of the M9 Kilcullen to Carlow motorway - 21 December 2009 Luas extension to Docklands launched – 8 December 2009 N52 Tullamore Bypass Opens – 23 October 2009 N25 Waterford City Bypass Opened – 19 October 2009

	NDP Identity Guidelines 2007-2013 NDP Annual Report 2007 NDP 2007- 2013 Executive Summary NDP 2007-2013 - All sections downloadable by chapter NDP/CSF 2000-2006: Review - Key features of investment under the Plan from January 2000-December 2006