The Kit Digital program, an initiative of the Spanish government managed by Red.es, has become the most requested SME digitalization program in the history of Spain. In the case of Catalonia, more than 172,700 grants have been awarded, the equivalent of over 684.1 million euros. For its part, in the province of Barcelona, approximately 125,100 grants have been given, representing 493.4 million euros. Furthermore, this province has, with its headquarters in the region, more than 1,875 active digital agents. In the city of Barcelona alone, more than 44,100 digital vouchers have been delivered, equivalent to over 170.3 million euros. In this region, the adoption of secure workstations, the implementation of websites, and process management stand out among the most requested solutions, while financial activities, trade and hospitality, other services, and the construction sector are the sectors with the largest concentration of grants awarded.

"Kit Digital has helped us strengthen, organize, and manage all our documentation, both internally and externally," explains Mo Salah Mohamed, CEO and founder of the Melilla-based construction company Promeco 2000 SL. "From working hours to time sheets, including maintenance and complex payrolls; work," he explains.

The Digital Kit is a Spanish government initiative that, through European Next Generation funds, aims to subsidize self-employed individuals and micro, small, and medium-sized businesses (up to 250 employees) to implement digital solutions. It has a budget of €3.067 billion, was launched in January 2021, and has been extended—only for self-employed individuals—until October 2025. According to official data from Red.es, there are more than 670,000 beneficiaries across Spain, with more than 20% in Catalonia.