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Wyjazdy dzieci chorych lub zagrożonych schorzeniami związanymi z zanieczyszczeniem środowiska

WFOŚiGW Katowice · National call

MN 1.1.

Summary

Not an R&D call a Polish company can use, by Scindu's rule.

Supports trips for children ill or at risk of illnesses associated with environmental pollution; eligible applicants are not specified.

Who can apply
Unclear from the source.
Amount
Budget not stated
Deadline
No deadline
Status
Open
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Machine-classified from the call text; check eligibility at the source.

Description

The description is on the provider's page.

Who can apply, in detail
Purpose
Health and social
R&D relevance
0 of 3
Poland eligible
Yes
Country limit
Poland
Region
Any
Consortium
Unclear
Readiness level (TRL)
—
Topics
  • Children's health
  • Pollution-related illness
  • Health-related trips

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

Conditions18

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.

Applicant typeExact MN1.1 route and 2026 regulation.
Entities whose statutory purpose is children’s health prophylaxis; the route page gives foundations and associations as examples. The catalogue’s broad category tags do not replace this operative criterion.
Application restrictionExact MN 1.1 formal attachments; not a typed own-contribution share.
The application requires the correct route form, a material/financial schedule, evidence or a declaration of own funds obtained from other sources, representative-authority documents, and (except for JST) legal-status documents. The own-funds proof is a submission requirement; no minimum own-contribution percentage is specified here.
Application restrictionExact MN 1.1 route at v27 snapshot; dates/pool not established.
The exact MN 1.1 intake is continuous, but the application must be filed at least 30 days before the planned task begins. The local v27 row is marked open and has no fixed open/deadline dates; neither that snapshot nor continuous-intake wording proves that funds remain available.
Application restrictionCurrent regulation workflow for exact MN 1.1.
The form is accessed after creating a Beneficiary Portal account and selecting the call; the application and attachments are submitted electronically through the Portal using a legally effective electronic signature, or, if the applicant cannot use that signature, a hand-signed and scanned form through the Portal. The Portal send date determines timeliness; filing periods cannot be restored.
Application restrictionCurrent MN regulation §2(3), route 1.1.
The regulation specifies corresponding proof for increased-rate categories: certification or statement of family allowance; disability determination or qualifying care-allowance statement; special-education ruling; children-home director statement; or court order placing the child in foster care.
Application restrictionExact MN 1.1 regulation procedure.
Only complete applications with route-required attachments are assessed. Fund notifies the applicant electronically through e-Doręczenia if a supplement is needed; on request there may be one supplement within 10 calendar days. Late documents are disregarded. The Fund Board decides after a complete application is assessed and notifies qualification or rejection; submission does not itself award the grant and no appeal route is provided.
Application restrictionMN1.1 additional application materials.
The applicant must declare it holds the departing-child list (name, date of birth and residence) and documents qualifying children as ill or at risk of diseases associated with pollution.
Eligible project scopeCurrent MN regulation §2(2), applied only after exact MN 1.1 child eligibility.
The special per-child increased rate applies where a child: is covered by a parent’s family allowance; has a disability; has a special-education-needs ruling; is from a children’s home; or is in foster care. These rate categories supplement, but do not replace, the exact route’s separate participant eligibility.
Eligible project scopeExact current MN 1.1 route and current 2026 regulation.
The exact MN 1.1 route is part of the Fund’s child-health-prevention programme and finances the specifically named kind of trip through grant (dotacja) support. The call is route-specific; the different MN1.1 and MN2.1 beneficiary and child rules are not merged.
Eligible project scopeExact route, 2026 and 2027 priorities; classification only.
The route purpose is Wyjazdy dzieci chorych lub zagrożonych schorzeniami związanymi z zanieczyszczeniem środowiska. The annual priorities classify this as child health prevention (MN); the 2026/2027 lists are used for code/title classification only and do not establish a separate call budget.
Eligible project scopeExact MN 1.1 route; route-specific trip condition.
The Fund finances only trips in Poland to an ecologically clean locality supported by an opinion from the competent Regional Environmental Monitoring unit. Trip duration is at least 10 days, except trips for children with disabilities or children possessing a special-education-needs ruling, which may be at least 7 days.
Eligible project scopeExact MN1.1 only; do not import MN2.1 residence or grade conditions.
MN1.1 covers children from all primary-school grades who are ill or at risk of diseases associated with environmental pollution. The regulation does not attach the MN2.1 municipality-list criterion to §8(1).
Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026 §4, incorporated for matters not covered by MN regulation; conditional exact MN 1.1 scope.
General Rules limit combined Fund support plus other public sources to 100% of eligible task costs, except bridge loans. This applies conditionally where public co-funding exists and no special MN term displaces it; it is a combined-support rule, not an assertion of a route bridge-loan product or an extra project-level award cap.
Other conditionRoute-linked marking guidance for exact MN 1.1.
The route instructs beneficiaries to follow the Fund’s project-marking rules and provides an email for consultation. This is a post-award compliance obligation, not an eligible cost or personnel authorization.
Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026, conditional where no MN special term displaces.
General Rules state that public aid is granted under EU and national aid rules; the Fund may make funding or its amount depend on task economic efficiency or propose a different form/terms after application analysis. These are general conditional rules and do not determine an individual applicant’s aid classification or award.
Other conditionExact MN MN 1.1.; current General Rules 49/2026 and regulation §11(3).
The special regulation incorporates the general Fund Rules for issues it does not cover. General Rules state that the version in force on the date the Fund decides to grant support remains binding for the resulting contractual relationship. The 49/2026 rules are therefore the retained current source at this review capture, not a guarantee that this exact version will govern a later decision.

Use the actual General Rules version effective at the Fund decision date; special route rules control where they address the issue.

Other conditionGeneral selection criteria, incorporated by the current General Rules and MN regulation §11(3); conditional exact MN 1.1 assessment context.
Where the MN regulation’s specific rules do not control the issue, general selection criteria include legal compliance and current priority-list fit; contribution to EU environmental standards and alignment with public plans; integrated ecological, economic and social effectiveness; task preparation, required permissions and documented financing; financial/economic efficiency; and additional criteria that may be applied according to task character (reach, protected-area location, multiple financing sources, and ISO 14001/EMAS environmental management). The retained criteria state categories and do not provide a route-specific numeric points formula.
Other conditionExact MN 1.1 post-award evidence requirements; not an eligibility or cost amount.
The recommended MN1.1 effects form records the number of children, including at basic and increased rates; it recommends reporting implementation of the health-prophylaxis and ecological-education programmes, with example health-strengthening and ecological-awareness outcomes. These are recommended effect/verification examples, not a salary or expenditure rule.
Amounts and costs5
Eligible costExact MN 1.1 programme-use categories; no salary/pay interpretation.
The regulation permits Fund resources for the ecological-education and health-prophylaxis programme, including preventive/medical treatment procedures, sports activities, meals, museum and national-park admission, a guide fee, pro-ecological talks, ecological competition prizes, and art materials. This is the §7 purpose/example list; it does not establish employee payroll eligibility or a complete invoice-level cost catalogue.
Eligible costGeneral Rules 49/2026 glossary, only where special MN regulation has not otherwise defined cost scope.
Where General Rules govern, eligible costs are the necessary schedule lines identified in the schedule-filling instructions to achieve the environmental effect; the general definition excludes investment-task scope performed with the beneficiary’s own forces and extends the definition to the eligible-cost rules of other public-source programmes for publicly co-financed tasks. This general definition is conditional and does not replace the MN regulation’s specific per-child grant schedule or §7 use list.
Funding intensity, maximumConditional General Rules 49/2026 term as applied to MN 1.1; not a substitute for per-child grant rate.
80 percent of eligible costs

General Rules Table 2 applies to tasks under §2.2.1, including health prophylaxis at §2.2.1(e), subject to task effects and Fund financial capacity. The MN regulation separately states fixed per-child grant rates; whether and how the percentage ceiling interacts with those specific amounts is not resolved here. Apply the general ceiling only to the extent it is not displaced by the special MN rules or contract.

Unit contributionExact current MN 1.1; grant paid per eligible child at basic rate.
PLN 450

Basic per-child rate in the MN regulation; participant must satisfy exact route eligibility. It is a per-child grant rate, not a per-project maximum or total call pool.

Unit contributionExact current MN 1.1; grant paid per eligible child at increased rate.
PLN 550

Increased per-child rate only for children in a qualifying §2(2) category with corresponding qualification documentation; participant must also satisfy exact route eligibility. Not a per-project cap.

Source documents10
Call facts
Opens
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Provider
WFOŚiGW Katowice
Source
wfosigw.katowice.pl
Checked
24 Oct 2026
Review status
Partial review
Independent QA
No published hold
Reviewed
24 Oct 2026

This is a summary of the source page, not the official text. Eligibility, conditions and the submission system are at the source.