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Usuwanie azbestu w gospodarstwach rolnych

WFOŚiGW Katowice · National call

96629

Summary

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

Supports asbestos removal on farms; formal applicant eligibility is unspecified.

Who can apply
Unclear from the source: farmer.
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
Applicant types
Farmer
Purpose
Energy, environment, infrastructure
R&D relevance
0 of 3
Poland eligible
Yes
Country limit
Poland, Silesian Voivodeship
Region
śląskie
Consortium
Unclear
Readiness level (TRL)
—
Topics
  • Asbestos removal
  • Agricultural buildings

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

Conditions14

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 restrictionExact JST route under Katowice general funding rules effective May 2026.
Under the WFOŚiGW rules incorporated for matters not settled by the special call, the Fund does not contract with entities that fail to discharge environmental fees or penalties or have due liabilities subject to collection action. Funding may be conditioned/adjusted based on economic efficiency; the Fund can require corrections and supplementary documents under the general procedure.

These are general Fund conditions incorporated only on issues the special route does not regulate; they are applicant-level, not household employment terms.

Applicant restrictionMunicipal applicant duties in this exact route.
The JST receives the household applications from eligible final beneficiaries, selects the service contractor, is responsible for correct delivery and settlement, cost eligibility, ecological/physical effects, public-aid compliance and safe asbestos removal. Public procurement applies to expenditure of public funds where required.

JST contractor selection is required; procurement-law application depends on the public procurement rules and the entity/project circumstances stated in the application form.

Applicant typeExact A1.4.1 agricultural-holdings route; do not generalize to NF1 or other asbestos routes.
The applicant and WFOŚiGW final programme beneficiary is a local government unit (JST) or its union. Ultimate beneficiaries are only A1.4.1 farm beneficiaries whose ARiMR funding for the roof-replacement undertaking was paid and settled; this is not a direct farmer application to WFOŚiGW.

The local regulation §§2(5)-(7) makes the JST the applicant and responsible party. Household/farm operators are ultimate recipients, not this route’s applicants.

Application restrictionExact Katowice applicant route; not a direct farmer application.
Applications must use the forms linked from the current call. They may be submitted on paper by registered post, courier or hand delivery (receipt date controls) or through the applicant’s e-Delivery account to the Fund mailbox (send date controls); electronic submission requires electronic signatures. The B2 form asks for a project cost/finance schedule, a list of A1.4.1 farm beneficiaries with asbestos mass, and authorized municipal signatures; additional documents may be requested in the funding review/contract process.

The B2/A application archive is linked by the current September 2026 call page but the member filenames retain 2023/2024 labels; the current page and September 2026 regulation independently state the paper/e-Delivery channels. Confirm the correct member revision before submission.

Application restrictionExact Katowice route pl_wfosigw_katowice:96629.
As captured on 23 October 2026, the exact Katowice route is shown open; the current call page and September 2026 local regulation say applications are continuous through 31 January 2027 or until the allocation is exhausted. The Fund may end or suspend intake and publish notice on its website. This is a source-time status, not a live guarantee of continued acceptance.

The page was captured in original HTTP collection at 2026-10-23T10:10:50.987365+00:00; after-capture closures/remaining allocation were not verified.

Application restrictionExact Katowice route and its incorporated national/local rules.
The Katowice intake is planned through 31 January 2027 or allocation exhaustion; the local regulation requires the task to finish by 30 June 2027, defined by transfer to an authorized landfill. The national Part 2 period allows final-beneficiary commitments through 30 September 2027, NFOŚiGW disbursements to WFOŚiGW through 31 December 2027, and invoices issued through 31 October 2027. Separately, Katowice general rules say Fund-accounted expenses must be incurred after the local application date and supported by invoices and payment confirmations. The wider national invoice start date of 17 October 2022 does not itself prove local reimbursement for pre-application costs.

Keep separate (a) application period, (b) task/physical-effect end, (c) national fund commitment/payment/invoice outer periods and (d) local accounting rule. The precise treatment of pre-application invoices remains unresolved; no pre-application eligibility is promised.

Eligible project scopeProject and site scope, not generic farm operations or new roof work.
Eligible projects cover collection, transport and disposal of asbestos waste from A1.4.1 farm roof-replacement beneficiaries. The listed waste must be located in the municipality that inventoried the asbestos and submitted the collection/disposal notification; The local regulation assigns application processing and project responsibility to the JST.

The national programme citation to §8.1 criterion 13 describes conditions applied to NFOŚiGW financing applications submitted by WFOŚiGW; local §2(6) separately requires the same municipality-level inventory/notification condition for this exact regional route.

Other conditionContractor and handling conditions for covered asbestos waste.
Before covered asbestos work begins, the contractor must notify building-supervision, labour-inspection and sanitary authorities at least 7 days in advance, and the property owner/user/perpetual usufructuary/manager must make the required architectural-building notification. Asbestos waste must go to a landfill authorized for hazardous asbestos disposal. Physical and ecological completion is the documented transfer to that landfill.

Citations describe statutory safety and landfill documentation obligations in the exact local regulation. The programme finances collection/transport/disposal, not roof replacement or abatement outside those scopes.

Other conditionOnly where aid rules apply to the A1.4.1 final recipient.
Where the grant is public aid, the municipality is the aid-granting body for the final recipient and must ensure compliance with EU Regulation 1408/2013 on de minimis aid in agriculture and other aid-provider obligations. The local application form states the same responsibility where farm buildings are used for agricultural/business activity.

The cited material establishes the agricultural de minimis framework and municipal responsibility, but not recipient-specific eligibility or an aid amount; these require the case-specific aid assessment.

Other conditionNational programme-wide allocation and local Katowice route allocation, not individual project funding.
The exact national NF3 Part 2 programme states a programme-wide non-repayable allocation of up to PLN 150,770,000. This is separate from Katowice’s PLN 1,000,000 regional intake allocation and is not the amount remaining or a project award cap.

Two separate programme levels; neither reveals the current remaining funds.

Other conditionExact current regional application package and general public-funding ceiling.
The current WFOŚiGW general rules cap combined Fund and other public financing at 100% of eligible project costs (except bridge loans). The linked current B2 application form warns that grant must be returned to the extent other public funds were or are used to pay invoices underlying this same task’s grant. Other-source financing must be disclosed in the cost mix; it does not support duplicative payment of the same invoices.

The return warning is the linked application form’s stated condition and is limited to other public funds applied to invoices that supported the same grant/task; exact contract terms govern.

Other conditionLocal route review and the separate national intermediary selection layer.
Katowice states that applications are handled in receipt-date order and assessed under the national priority programme, the local 2026 regulation and, for matters those do not cover, the current WFOŚiGW Katowice funding rules. The exact priority-programme criteria separately govern applications WFOŚiGW submits to NFOŚiGW; they are not silently reassigned as direct farmer eligibility criteria.

Distinguish regional household/project application handling from WFOŚiGW applications to NFOŚiGW. The published page gives receipt order; it does not promise an award before technical/legal checks.

Other conditionExact Katowice regional implementation route.
At task end the JST must submit the required realized-task schedule and final settlement, while retaining supporting records for at least five years after task completion. Records include the contractor’s execution/cleanup statement, timely acknowledged legal notifications, asbestos collection protocol and waste transfer cards. The 2026 final settlement form also asks for costs by source, itemized progress/ecological results and invoice/payment evidence.

These are operational reporting/record-keeping obligations; they are not additional project cost categories or personnel allowances.

Staff restrictionExact call’s supported staff and payroll data.
The operative programme and local call state a closed eligible-cost scope of necessary asbestos collection, transport and disposal. They establish no separate beneficiary payroll category, employee role, title, salary, headcount or recruitment allowance. The forms’ contact-person, authorized-signer, accounting and contractor fields describe administrative responsibilities or vendors, not fundable employment.

Do not infer payroll eligibility from contractor services, contact people, signature blocks, accounting lines or public aid administration. Worker role/pay/headcount remain unknown.

Amounts and costs4
Call allocationKatowice regional intake only; not the national programme allocation.
PLN 1,000,000

Exact local published allocation at page capture. Current amount remaining is unknown; allocation may be increased; never divide this pool into a guessed beneficiary cap.

Eligible costExact Katowice agricultural-holdings route.
Eligible costs are only necessary costs of collecting, transporting and disposing of asbestos materials/waste to achieve the ecological effect. No other cost category is asserted from the incorporated cost guidance.

This closed list governs eligible activity types. The separate current-regulation expense-timing rule and national invoice window are recorded below; no cost categories outside the three named activities are inferred.

Funding intensity, maximumExact grant route; do not treat as funding for applicant payroll.
100 percent of eligible costs

Maximum intensity only; not a promise that every invoice or beneficiary receives 100%. Actual award also obeys the unit-rate cap, local allocation and contract.

Unit contributionExact local grant ceiling and national NFOŚiGW-to-WFOŚiGW funding formula for this Part 2 route.
PLN 700

The formula uses accepted total ecological effect in Mg; no fixed per-farm or per-project aggregate is stated.

Source documents7
Call facts
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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
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.