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WFOŚiGW Katowice · National call

OZ 1.5.

Summary

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

Funds waste management investments co-financed from foreign sources; eligible applicants are unspecified.

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
Energy, environment, infrastructure
R&D relevance
0 of 3
Poland eligible
Yes
Country limit
Poland, Śląskie voivodeship
Region
śląskie
Consortium
Unclear
Readiness level (TRL)
—
Topics
  • Waste management
  • Environmental investment

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

Conditions30

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 restrictionConditional general loan eligibility/underwriting term for exact OZ1.5; the page does not name a particular security instrument.
Loan amount and award depend on creditworthiness under banking law and appropriate legal security for repayment, subject to the statutory exception in Banking Law Article 70(2). The exact route page does not identify which security form will be required for this applicant.
Applicant restrictionGeneral Fund contracting screen; not a complete exact OZ1.5 applicant-eligibility list.
The Fund will not contract with entities that fail statutory fee/penalty obligations or have due liabilities to the Fund where collection action has been taken. This is a general screen, not a full route applicant-eligibility list.
Applicant typeExact route only; public call taxonomy is not an independent override of prose.
The route prose names a direct investor with legal title to dispose of the property, including JST, associations, and entrepreneurs. Its page taxonomy separately lists JST, SME (including an individual conducting business), entrepreneur, foundations/associations/other organizations. Preserve this taxonomy/prose distinction; the route does not define acceptable title documents or resolve category overlaps.
Application restrictionConditional on route treatment as a no-fixed-window direction; the exact route itself says continuous.
The general rule for continuous/year-round directions excludes tasks completed before the funding application date. The fact that the route accepts applications continuously does not override this exclusion.
Application restrictionExact OZ1.5 / 95447 as captured 23 Oct 2026; no route allocation/deadline supplied.
The exact page labels the route as continuous, and the current catalogue export marks the exact row open at capture. This does not establish remaining resources, an unexhausted allocation, or a specific application-specific deadline.
Application restrictionGeneral route procedural minimum; foreign programme application rules are additionally unresolved.
For directions without a fixed deadline or competition, current general rules accept applications year-round. Applications are registered in the Fund’s teleinformation system; an application is formally complete only if correctly filled and includes all required information/documents. The Fund may request supplements; the route allows complete electronic delivery through e-Doręczenia, but does not identify the underlying foreign-source call’s own procedural rules.
Eligible project scopeExact OZ1.5 priority classification only. Route/project allocations remain unknown.
The 2027 Priority List includes OZ1.5 under waste-management investments cofinanced from foreign sources. This is a planned priority category, not an amount: the listed row does not state a project cap, remaining route balance, or annual OZ1.5 allocation.
Eligible project scopeExact Katowice OZ1.5 / 95447. Do not infer which foreign programme applies or copy other route terms.
This exact route covers waste-management projects cofinanced from EU or other foreign sources. The foreign funding source’s own eligibility criteria apply. The exact EU/foreign instrument, round, and underlying cost catalogue are not identified on the Katowice route page.
Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026 Table 6 §6.4.1.
A beneficiary must mark the project in accordance with the Fund’s project-marking rules available on the Fund website.

Conditional on becoming a Fund beneficiary; the exact marking details are in the linked separate guidance and are not expanded by this fact.

Other conditionForm role only. This is not a source of payroll or eligible-cost rules.
The May 2026 nested C2 form is titled a financial part of the application for entrepreneurs and other organizational units; it requests financial statements and a financing/security package. These are documentation fields and do not establish the project’s eligible costs, salary eligibility or a particular loan award.
Other conditionConditional general-rule branch; §1.2.2 and §1.5.2, not a route-specific grant offer.
Conditional general-rule limits: if a Fund loan and Fund grant are combined for one task, their combined support cannot exceed 100% of eligible costs. A non-remissible Fund loan cannot be combined with a Fund grant for that same task. Neither exact route establishes a Fund grant/loan combination; OZ1.5 lists ordinary and bridge loans, while OZ1.6 lists an ordinary loan only.

Applies only if the actual financing arrangement combines a Fund grant with a Fund loan; the non-combination restriction applies to the non-remissible-loan subtype. This does not establish an additional grant product, funding percentage, or exception on either exact route.

Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026 Table 3 §§3.3.1–3.3.4; conditionally relevant to exact OZ1.5 foreign-funded waste route; route subtype remains unknown.
Only if a Fund loan is remissible and a partial-remission request is considered under General Rules 49/2026: the Fund Management Board decides remission up to an amount equivalent to 0.5% of the Fund’s prior-year revenues; the Supervisory Board decides above that threshold. The approved remission cannot exceed the borrower’s actual obligations under the relevant loan contract on the request date. The rules applied are those in force on the request date; the Fund enters a partial-remission agreement with the applicant, and controls the task financed from remission proceeds. This describes conditional general procedure only: the exact route does not establish remissible-loan subtype or entitlement.

Conditional on the route financing including a remissible Fund loan and a remission request; no route-specific remission entitlement is inferred.

Other conditionConditional current general rules, only if specific route contract is a remissible loan. The route itself does not establish this subtype.
Current General Rules allow the borrower to apply for partial remission only when the loan was not reimbursed from public funds (including EU funds) and all joint conditions hold: task completed/settled on contractual time, planned ecological/physical effects achieved on time, durability expired, at least 50% of used principal repaid on time (early payment does not qualify), and statutory fees/penalties/Fund obligations are current. The OZ1.5 page links a general remission tab but does not identify whether a specific OZ1.5 loan is remissible; these are conditional terms, not a promise for every route loan.
Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026 Table 3 §3.3.5; exact route does not specify remissible-loan status.
Submitting a partial-remission request does not suspend current payments. Under the remission agreement, amounts paid under the loan after the remission request are refunded, without interest on the refunded sums.

Only if the loan subtype is remissible and a remission request and agreement occur. This is a conditional general rule, not evidence that either route loan is remissible or that remission will be granted.

Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026 Table 6 §6.2; subject to any more specific route terms.
A Fund-financing agreement is generally concluded after the applicant has selected contractors or suppliers; earlier agreement is possible where justified by the project’s nature.

Conditional general contract-process rule; the exact route page does not identify applicant-specific procurement decisions or a project exception.

Other conditionCurrent Katowice rules, subject to any more restrictive/applicable foreign-source requirements. The 90% figure is the general advance-payment ceiling, not funding intensity or total award.
Current general rules count costs only when incurred after the date the application is submitted, evidenced by invoices and related payment confirmations; the rule applies to invoice date and payment date. General rules also allow Fund support in installments, including advances subject to settlement conditions. No route-specific exception to the ordinary date rule was found for OZ1.5.
Other conditionSource-absence finding for exact route and official 2027 list; foreign programme allocation still unknown.
The exact route page and current 2027 priority row provide no route/project allocation or per-project award cap. The local normalized row has null opens_at, deadline_at, budget_min, budget_max and budget_total, so the continuous/open status cannot be converted into a remaining-balance claim.
Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026 Table 6 §6.3.2; applicant/project circumstances unknown.
Foreign-currency invoices are settled using the NBP average exchange rate announced for the business day preceding the invoice date.

Applies to qualifying foreign-currency invoices in the general Fund settlement process; it does not establish that this project has such invoices.

Other conditionDo not substitute domestic Special Conditions Edition II for an unidentified foreign-funded project.
Because the route is explicitly for EU/other-foreign cofinancing, the corresponding source’s current call/regulation, cost rules and beneficiary conditions must be identified before route-level line-item eligibility can be resolved. Katowice does not identify that source on this page. The 2026 domestic special-waste terms explicitly exclude tasks supported by EU or other foreign funds, so they cannot fill this gap.
Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026 Table 6 §§6.3.5–6.3.7; advance cap is a disbursement mechanism, not a funding-intensity percentage.
Installments, including advances, may be paid after Fund acceptance of a settlement showing current project progress and planned disbursements; subsequent advances additionally require acceptance of a settlement accounting for invoices against the prior advance. Planned installments are no more frequent than once per calendar quarter. Advance payments are capped at 90% of the schedule value, except tasks financed through the state-budget targeted reserve may receive advances up to 100%; the remaining amount is paid against invoices after prior advances are settled.

Conditional common disbursement rules; actual route award, schedule, eligible costs, state-budget-reserve financing, and permitted payment structure are not established by the route page.

Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026 Table 1 §§1.3.1, 1.3.5 and 1.3.7; exact route does not state the resulting contractual rate.
Under the general ordinary-loan rule, interest is preferential and variable by the bill rediscount rate; the applicable coefficient is applied to the rate in force on the first day of the contract month, and the rate is adjusted each subsequent month using the rediscount or base rate in force on that month’s first day. Public-aid loans may use the distinct §1.3.6 base-rate-plus-margin method, already stated separately in this packet. The exact loan subtype and contract rate remain unknown.

Conditional common-rule treatment where the exact route loan is governed by Table 1 and no more specific programme terms displace it. Existing separate floors remain minima, not actual rates. The public-aid alternative is governed by §1.3.6 and is not an assertion that the route applicant is subject to public-aid rules.

Other conditionGeneral Rules 49/2026 Table 6 §6.4.3.
At every stage of task implementation, the beneficiary must inform the Fund of the amount of financing obtained from other sources.

Conditional general beneficiary obligation if Fund financing is awarded; the foreign-source funding amount and reporting format remain unknown.

Other conditionUnknown pending identification of the exact EU/other-foreign instrument and current eligible-cost rules. No employment or payroll facts inferred.
No applicable foreign-source programme, operative terms, or project cost catalogue was identified by the exact route page. Therefore route-specific eligible line items, payroll/staffing eligibility, job titles, salaries/pay rates, and headcount remain unknown. The domestic Special Conditions personnel reference is expressly inapplicable to foreign-funded tasks; the C2 financial form is an application/security form, not proof of fundable personnel.
Other conditionGeneral definition only; foreign-funding-specific cost catalogue remains unknown.
The current general cost definition requires necessary schedule line-items tied to ecological effects and excludes investment work performed with the beneficiary’s own forces. For public-cofinanced projects it expands the definition by the eligible costs of the other public source. The foreign source is unspecified, so no specific project category or cost line can be inferred.
Other conditionConditional general Fund investment-durability requirement; apply alongside identified foreign-source terms.
The general rules require the funded investment outcome to be maintained for at least five years from task completion. The exact route does not post its own implementation end date or a foreign-source durability period; a more specific source rule may also apply.
Other conditionGeneral Rules remission consequences; pollution-order exception is included as a conditional source limit, not claimed to apply to OZ1.5.
The general rules subtract any Fund grant used on the same task from remission; remission is further reduced by 15% or 30% for specified effect-reduction amendments, and 5% for each qualifying late submission or principal instalment. Loans granted for tasks resulting from an administrative order to remove pollution consequences are not remissible. These are conditional general loan terms, and the route does not disclose the eventual loan subtype or whether such an order applies.
Other conditionExact route page’s application links. Does not establish line-item eligibility or a full application checklist.
The route offers separate application archives for landfill projects, recovery/utilization/disposal facilities excluding landfills, and other projects. Its page does not say which package or form revision fits a given applicant/project. The three archives were captured byte-for-byte; they contain dated materials from multiple years, so the exact form choice needs applicant/project-specific confirmation.
Other conditionExact route page controls the described products; index taxonomy is retained as a source discrepancy.
The exact route lists an ordinary loan and bridge loan. It does not list a route grant. The local catalogue action label is a broader normalized financing taxonomy and should not be read as a grant offer or as changing the route page’s two listed products.
Other conditionNegative applicability finding only; do not transfer any Edition II cost/personnel term to this foreign-funded route.
The captured domestic Special Conditions Edition II contain equipment and necessary construction costs, plus (for PSZOK) back-office enabling permanent staff. However they expressly do not cover tasks supported by EU or other foreign funds, and the exact OZ1.5 page defines the project as foreign-funded. These costs and personnel facilities therefore cannot be represented as OZ1.5 eligible costs or staffing.
Other conditionCurrent captured as of 23 Oct 2026; a future award decision may use a later revision.
Official basic-documents page links the current 2026 General Rules and the 2027 priority list. Resolution 49/2026 entered into force 1 May 2026; the version in force when the funding decision is made remains binding for that contractual relationship. These captured terms are time-stamped and should be rechecked if a later decision uses a later rules version.
Amounts and costs16
Eligible costCurrent general definition only. OZ1.5 requires applicable foreign-source rules, but the source and its line-item catalogue are not identified. No Katowice waste line items are established by this definition.
General eligible costs are the necessary ecological-effect-linked line items specified in the physical-financial schedule instructions; investment work done by the beneficiary’s own forces is excluded. For publicly cofinanced tasks, the applicable public source’s eligible costs are added to the definition. The exact OZ1.5 foreign source and its cost guide are not identified, so no route-specific waste line items are asserted.
Funding intensity, maximumConditional aggregate limit across Fund and other public sources for exact route; bridge-loan exception is explicit. Not an OZ1.5 project award cap.
100 percent of eligible project costs combined from Fund and other public sources

General Rules §4; bridge loans excepted from this aggregate rule. Exact foreign cofunding source and eligible-cost denominator are not identified.

Grace period, maximumConditional ordinary loan only; bridge loan exception.
18 months maximum after contractually stated project completion

Ordinary-loan grace cap; repayment starts no earlier than 6 months after contractual completion. §1.4 limits do not apply to bridge loans.

Loan interest, minimumConditional remissible-loan subbranch for a qualifying municipality or county under current general rules; applicant status and loan type are unknown.
2 percent per annum minimum for qualifying municipality or county remissible loan

Applicant must be a municipality or county entitled to the equalizing subsidy in the year it submits the loan request; route does not establish either fact.

Loan interest, minimumConditional ordinary loan rate floors; exact route does not say whether its loan will be remissible. Actual contract rate is unknown.
1.5 percent per annum minimum for non-remissible loan

This numeric row represents only the non-remissible branch; remissible minimum is separately typed at 3% per annum.

Loan interest, minimumConditional remissible-loan branch under current general rules; route subtype not established.
3 percent per annum minimum for remissible loan

The route does not state that any offered OZ1.5 loan is remissible. Public-aid rates may differ subject to applicable minimum floor.

Loan partial remission, maximum amountConditional remission alternative A cap, only if the route loan is remissible and joint §3.1 conditions are met.
PLN 200,000

10% of principal used, capped at PLN 200,000; no new-task earmark under this alternative.

Loan partial remission, maximum amountConditional remission alternative B cap, only if the route loan is remissible and joint §3.1 conditions are met.
PLN 4,000,000

35% of principal used and remission proceeds reserved for a qualifying new environmental task.

Loan partial remission, maximum shareConditional remission alternative for exact route, only if the loan is remissible and joint §3.1 conditions are met.
10 percent of loan principal used

Alternative A: no earmark of remission for a new ecological task; capped by a separate PLN 200,000 maximum.

Loan partial remission, maximum shareConditional remission alternative B, only if the route loan is remissible and joint §3.1 conditions are met.
35 percent of loan principal used

Alternative B requires remission proceeds be allocated to a new environmental task aligned with Environmental Protection Law objectives; capped separately at PLN 4m.

Loan principal, maximum shareConditional ordinary Fund loan ceiling for exact route; separate from the public-cofinancing percentages and subject to ecological effects and Fund capacity.
100 percent of eligible costs

General Rules Table 1 §1.2.1; depends on ecological effects and Fund financial capacity. Not a guaranteed contract amount.

Loan principal, maximum shareConditional current general rule for the bridge-loan product offered on exact OZ1.5; not an award promise or project-cost percentage.
100 percent of public-source financing obtained for the cofinanced task

Applies to bridge-loan amount only, against public-source financing already obtained; actual foreign source, award and contract are unknown.

Loan principal, maximum shareConditional current general loan rule for exact OZ1.5 only if its cofinancing is from public sources under Table 1 §1.2.3(a); the route says EU and other foreign sources but does not establish that all possible cofunding sources are public. This is not 100% of total project cost.
100 percent of beneficiary own contribution for a publicly cofinanced task

General Rules version in force on funding decision; only applies to a task cofinanced from public sources; amount is limited to 100% of beneficiary own contribution, not all project costs. The exact foreign source/public status is unverified.

Repayment required before remission, minimumConditional remission eligibility threshold, only if this route loan is remissible.
50 percent of loan principal used repaid on time

At least 50% repaid on time; accelerated early repayment does not itself permit remission application.

Loan term, maximumConditional ordinary-loan limits for exact route; not applicable to bridge loans.
240 months maximum from contractually stated project completion date, including grace

Ordinary-loan term including grace; maximum 20 years from contractual project completion. Separately, minimum is 4 years. Half of the principal must be scheduled for repayment over not less than half of the repayment period; bridge-loan exception applies, though this exact route lists no bridge loan.

Loan term, minimumConditional ordinary-loan lower bound for exact OZ1.5; route page lists ordinary loans but does not specify actual contracted schedule.
48 months minimum from contractually stated project-completion date, including grace

Ordinary loan minimum; actual schedule set by contract. Bridge loans are excepted from §1.4 limits.

Source documents11
Call facts
Opens
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Provider
WFOŚiGW Katowice
Checked
24 Oct 2026
Review status
Partial review
Independent QA
No published hold
Reviewed
23 Oct 2026

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