Ogólnopolski program finansowania usuwania wyrobów zawierających azbest — część 1 — Lubelskie 2026–2027

Purpose

Energy, environment, infrastructure

R&D relevance

0 of 3

Poland eligible

Yes

Country limit

Poland, Lubelskie Voivodeship

Region

lubelskie

Consortium

Unclear

Readiness level (TRL)

—

Topics

• Asbestos removal
• Hazardous material management

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.

Applicant type

Final beneficiaries are local-government units and their unions in Lubelskie; end recipients are holders of buildings, excluding beneficiaries of KPO action A1.4.1. Projects must concern asbestos waste removal under the municipality asbestos programme.

Application restriction

Before contracting, the Fund may require the updated application, signed financial-and-material schedule, authorizations, and contractor agreement stating total cost and task effect; supplementary documents may also be requested.

Application restrictionCurrent Lublin notice §8 and §10 read with the incorporated National Priority Programme Part 1 §7.5.2 and §9(3)–(4); maintain document hierarchy and distinguish normal from disaster projects.

The current Lublin notice lists, as project conditions, a completed asbestos inventory and consistency with a gmina asbestos programme; it separately says disaster-area projects are governed by the Priority Programme’s special provisions and requires programme-specific documents for that branch. The incorporated national Programme §9(3)(b) says the gmina-programme condition does not apply to §7.5.2 disaster projects, and §9(4) permits an intermunicipal-association or county programme to be treated as equivalent. The notice’s general item-8 wording does not expressly repeat these qualifications, so preserve the notice/programme tension rather than asserting an unqualified direct applicant rule. Contractor selection follows PZP as stated in the notice.

Do not infer a disaster event, local inventory/programme, or applicant-specific eligibility. Disaster documentation is separately identified below.

Application restriction

Paper applications may be submitted in person or by post/courier; electronic applications require qualified electronic or trusted signature and submission to WFOŚiGW Lublin ePUAP or e-Delivery mailbox. Receipt date determines timeliness.

Application restriction

Applications accepted 1 October 2026–30 June 2027 or until allocation exhaustion. Eligible costs are invoiced through 31 October 2027, while contracts with final beneficiaries are to be undertaken through 30 September 2027; tasks must not be complete before application/award as applicable.

Application restriction

Continuous intake 1 October 2026 through 30 June 2027, or earlier until available allocation is exhausted; Fund may end/pause intake if applications reach available allocation.

Application restrictionNFOŚiGW-funded costs under the linked Lublin programme, subject to programme-specific terms and the funding agreement.

The beneficiary is the authorized cost-bearing entity. Another entity may bear costs only in justified cases, with NFOŚiGW acceptance and designation in the agreement; the application must include a beneficiary letter of intent and specify ownership of resulting assets, financial flows, and project durability; an agreement/arrangement must be submitted before payment. The beneficiary remains responsible.

These general NFOŚiGW conditions apply only to NFOŚiGW-funded portions; programme-specific requirements/exclusions and the signed agreement control where they add detail or vary the general guidance. No applicant-specific authorization is inferred.

Application restriction

Settlement package includes financial reconciliation, approved original invoices, waste transfer records and summary, completion report, acceptance protocol, VAT declaration where gross costs are claimed, and contract amendments; certified copies generally must be current within three months.

Eligible project scope

Application requires the municipality to identify the task and cost/reimbursement scope and attach municipal asbestos inventory/programme information; application is not itself proof of available balance.

Eligible project scope

Part 1 supports demolition, collection, transport and disposal of asbestos waste consistent with municipal asbestos removal programmes; excludes farm undertakings of KPO A1.4.1 beneficiaries.

Other condition

General WFO assistance assessment considers planned environmental/physical effects, selection criteria, payment of environmental charges/penalties and Fund obligations, procurement or equal-treatment/competition/transparency principles, financial standing/security, and fully balanced costs.

The linked WFO General Rules document includes an older Public Procurement Act citation in its procurement clause; preserve that text as version-bound, not as confirmation of the current procurement statute. All six §6(2) assessment conditions are cited separately below.

Other condition

Where NFOŚiGW funds are used, NFOŚiGW rules—especially priority-programme terms—govern; programme-specific provisions control over general cost guidance.

Other conditionNational Priority Programme Part 1 §9(2), physical p.4; local notice §10 special disaster clause.

For the National Programme §7.5.2 disaster-event branch, the application for funds submitted by the WFOŚiGW must include a list of planned undertakings and confirmation from the competent voivode that a natural disaster or disaster-like event occurred. The Lublin notice directs disaster projects to the Programme’s special provisions and requires the documents/information specified by those provisions. The national clause is expressly about the WFOŚiGW funding application; it does not, by itself, name a separate end-beneficiary document beyond the local notice’s incorporated requirements.

Only for §7.5.2 disaster projects; no event or applicant-specific supporting document is inferred.

Other conditionLublin General Rules 2024 §8(1)–(2), physical p.3; contract-stage deadline and specified suspension.

The incorporated Lublin General Rules require a grant agreement within three months after the competent Fund body’s decision. Once that term expires without an agreement, the agreement may not be concluded. The term is suspended only on applicant request and with Board approval where the listed obstacles apply: Fund-side causes, required public-authority decisions/certificates, or supervisory proceedings to invalidate the resolution. This is the local general-rule framework, subject to the current route notice and Programme terms where they regulate the subject differently.

Applies after a positive decision; no extension or individual decision is inferred.

Other conditionLublin General Rules 2024 §21(1)(4)–(6), physical p.7, for grant agreements.

The incorporated General Rules require a grant agreement to provide the Fund’s right to inspect project implementation at every stage and verify how the grant is used. They also provide for planned effect indicators, documentation deadlines and sanctions for improper performance. This is a contractual Fund oversight power, distinct from any applicant-level verification steps and without implying an inspection has occurred.

Contract-stage terms; the exact obligations are set in the signed agreement.

Other conditionNational Priority Programme Part 1 §7.3(6)–(7), physical pp.2–3, plus current Lublin notice §8; conditional public-aid branch and intermediary responsibility.

Under the incorporated National Priority Programme, where funding constitutes public aid it must comply with public-aid rules. When funding is channelled through a local-government unit, aid rules apply to ultimate beneficiaries and the funded local-government unit is responsible for ensuring compliance and fulfilling other aid-provider obligations. This describes the intermediary’s conditional responsibility; it does not establish that a particular final recipient receives aid. The Lublin notice independently states public-aid rules apply to ultimate recipients.

Applies where the funding is public aid; aid classification of any specific recipient/project is not inferred.

Catalogue budget

PLN 9,030,243

Figure as listed by the provider. Whether it is the total allocation or a per-project cap is unverified unless a reviewed condition says so.

Call allocationLublin call allocation

PLN 9,030,243

Maximum stated envelope, not remaining balance.

Eligible cost

Only costs necessary to achieve ecological effect and covering asbestos demolition, collection, transport and disposal qualify; Lublin reimburses documented costs after completion and accepted settlement documents.

Eligible costNFOŚiGW-funded costs under the linked Lublin programme, subject to programme-specific terms and the funding agreement.

Each claimed cost must conform to the funding agreement, in particular the current physical-financial schedule where one exists.

These general NFOŚiGW conditions apply only to NFOŚiGW-funded portions; programme-specific requirements/exclusions and the signed agreement control where they add detail or vary the general guidance. No applicant-specific authorization is inferred.

Eligible costNFOŚiGW-funded costs under the linked Lublin programme, subject to programme-specific terms and the funding agreement.

A cost is excluded if it is subject to exclusions from NFOŚiGW financing in section 4 of the Guidelines or in the priority programme.

These general NFOŚiGW conditions apply only to NFOŚiGW-funded portions; programme-specific requirements/exclusions and the signed agreement control where they add detail or vary the general guidance. No applicant-specific authorization is inferred.

Eligible costNFOŚiGW-funded costs under the linked Lublin programme, subject to programme-specific terms and the funding agreement.

Each claimed cost must be necessary to carry out the project and obtain its specified physical and/or ecological effect, where applicable.

These general NFOŚiGW conditions apply only to NFOŚiGW-funded portions; programme-specific requirements/exclusions and the signed agreement control where they add detail or vary the general guidance. No applicant-specific authorization is inferred.

Eligible cost

Eligible costs must be actually incurred, within the eligible period, by the beneficiary or an NFOŚiGW-approved entity named in the agreement, properly documented and identifiable, and not double-financed; applicable programme-specific conditions and exclusions also govern.

Eligible costCosts claimed under the NFOŚiGW Part 1 asbestos programme, subject to programme and agreement terms.

VAT is eligible only where it is actually and finally borne by the beneficiary and there is no legal ability to deduct input VAT from output VAT in any part. For mixed taxable/exempt activities, VAT is ineligible except where the art. 90 proportion does not exceed 2% and the beneficiary treats it as 0%; voluntary non-deduction does not make recoverable VAT eligible. The application and settlement forms require VAT-status/treatment information.

Do not treat gross VAT as automatically eligible; apply the source-guideline test and any programme-specific rule.

Eligible unit cost, maximumEligible cost ceiling per Mg of asbestos waste removed, collected, transported and disposed

PLN 800

Ordinary branch; qualifying cost cannot exceed PLN800/Mg.

Funding intensity, maximumNFOŚiGW support for disaster-area undertakings

100 percent of eligible costs

The national priority programme sets NFOŚiGW support up to 100% of eligible costs for §7.5(2) disaster-area tasks and expressly disapplies only national §7.3(2)–(5). This does not itself establish that the separate local notice PLN50,000/task, PLN680/Mg support, or PLN800/Mg eligible-cost ceilings are waived; local applicability remains unresolved.

Funding intensity, maximumOrdinary-area undertaking, combined NFOŚiGW and WFOŚiGW grant

85 percent of eligible costs

Ordinary programme branch; applicant municipality contributes 15%; NFO 75% and WFO 10%.

Unit contributionCombined grant ceiling per Mg

PLN 680

Ordinary branch; combined NFO/WFO support capped at PLN680/Mg and PLN50,000 per task.

Own contribution, minimumOrdinary-area final beneficiary municipality

15 percent of eligible costs

Ordinary branch only; disaster-area exception has different conditions.

Project funding, maximumCombined NFOŚiGW+WFOŚiGW per undertaking

PLN 50,000

Ordinary branch; additionally subject to per-Mg ceiling and funding allocation.

Topic allocationNFOŚiGW allocation within call envelope

PLN 7,967,861

Not balance remaining.

Topic allocationWFOŚiGW Lublin allocation within call envelope

PLN 1,062,382

Not balance remaining.

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Opens

1 Oct 2026

Provider

WFOŚiGW w Lublinie

Source

wfos.lublin.pl

Checked

24 Oct 2026

Review status

Partial review

Independent QA

No published hold

Reviewed

24 Oct 2026