0.1 Mikroretencja

Purpose

Energy, environment, infrastructure

R&D relevance

0 of 3

Poland eligible

Yes

Country limit

Poland

Region

Any

Consortium

Unclear

Readiness level (TRL)

—

Topics

• Small-scale water retention
• Climate adaptation

Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source. 23 Oct 2026

Typed facts extracted from the source documents by Scindu's grant-data review. Each value keeps its own conditions. Unknown means unstated, not zero or unlimited.

Application restriction

The exact NFOŚiGW record is the 2026 0.1 Mikroretencja route. National programme page states household applications began 22 June 2026 and run through year-end 2027 or until available funds are exhausted. Household applications are submitted to the competent WFOŚiGW through its Generator Wniosków o Dofinansowanie. The local snapshot reports the NFO route open when fetched 22 October; live regional portal acceptance was not rechecked.

Eligible project scope

Supported rainwater-management investments include collection from impermeable property surfaces, storage in tanks, retention in soil (including infiltration wells and crates), and use of collected water. Grant covers purchase, installation, construction, expansion and commissioning of installations.

Ineligible project scope

The national page excludes green roofs/walls, decorative items such as fountains, gutters/roof drainage systems, and components that are not a permanent part of a rainwater irrigation/use system. It also says no support for property/works already financed through other public programmes.

Ineligible project scope

The national page says collected rainwater use for car washing is outside the programme purpose; water from car washing must be drained to a sewer under Polish law, whereas this programme targets on-site retention. This is an identified FAQ exclusion, not a comprehensive list of all allowable household water uses.

Ineligible project scope

The national programme page states that installations cannot serve business or agricultural activity. It also says supported properties have a residential single-family dwelling; household-use-specific details remain subject to the regional current rules.

Other condition

Eligible recipient is a natural person who owns, co-owns, or holds perpetual usufruct over property with an occupied/commissioned single-family dwelling. The page says a declaration confirming the building was put into use must be submitted. This is household end-recipient eligibility under the regional WFOŚiGW route, not the original 0.1 programme record applicant.

Other condition

The NFOŚiGW national programme page presents property, investment, use, reimbursement, grant-rate and amount conditions; it does not publish household income, employment, job-title, headcount or payroll eligibility in this route information. Regional WFOŚiGW current call rules remain needed for full documentation and cost-detail review.

Other condition

The NFO national household grant source does not establish any hiring requirement, staff role, salary, headcount or payroll cost eligibility for a household applicant. The grant supports completed property investment costs; any regional intermediary staffing arrangements are outside this end-recipient source.

Other condition

The nationwide programme promotes retention of rainwater/snowmelt on properties with single-family homes. National applications are administered by the regional WFOŚiGW; detailed current local rules and required-doc lists are directed to each region.

Other condition

Installations should be designed and constructed in accordance with applicable rules, adapted to soil/water conditions, and should not cause flooding or adverse effects on neighbouring property. The programme objective is to retain rainwater locally rather than discharge it to sewer, except in emergencies.

Funding per beneficiary, maximum

PLN 8,000

National page sets an up-to PLN 8,000 cap per undertaking. It does not state a separate cost-item cap or prove a particular household award; local WFOŚiGW rules govern application detail.

Eligible cost

The national programme uses reimbursement: only completed investments are covered, and eligible expenditure must have been incurred from 1 July 2024. Households should retain invoices/payment proof and completion photographs or acceptance protocol as applicable.

Funding intensity, maximum

90 percent of eligible household project costs

National page states up to 90% eligible costs; regional implementation rules may provide more detailed item rates or lower limits, which are not captured in the NFO national page.

• NFOŚiGW national Mikroretencja programme page and current recipient FAQ

  gov.pl

Opens

22 Jun 2026

Provider

NFOŚiGW · Adaptacja do zmian klimatu

Source

gov.pl

Checked

24 Oct 2026

Review status

Partial review

Independent QA

No published hold

Reviewed

23 Oct 2026