EU recovery plan — By the numbers

After a flurry of paperwork, it’s number-crunching time.

In a videoconference on Friday, EU leaders will discuss the European Commission’s twin-pronged plan to revive the Continent’s economy — a revamped €1.1 trillion long-term budget and a €750 billion recovery fund.

Since the Commission put forward the plan, officials from EU member countries have been diving into the details to figure out what’s in it for them — and what they want to change.

Here’s a breakdown of the key facts and figures the leaders will be debating:

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