2023-OZ-NF3 „Ogólnopolski program finansowania usuwania wyrobów zawierających azbest. Część 2) Przedsięwzięcia w zakresie zbierania, transportu oraz unieszkodliwiania odpadów zawierających azbest realizowane w gospodarstwach rolnych”

Purpose

Energy, environment, infrastructure

R&D relevance

0 of 3

Poland eligible

Yes

Country limit

—

Region

Any

Consortium

Unclear

Readiness level (TRL)

—

Topics

• Asbestos waste
• Waste collection and transport
• Agricultural premises

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 restrictionExact NF3 Warsaw applicant and access conditions.

The Warsaw regulation conditions funding on Mazowieckie location; applicant compliance with environmental fees and Fund obligations; full project financing balance; the project not being complete when the application is filed; applicable public-aid rules; and meeting every listed access criterion. It permits post-review clarifications on Fund request, generally within up to 30 calendar days, with possible extension in justified cases.

The list of access criteria is in the linked 2023 regulations; this summary does not assert that the exact 2026 route meets them.

Applicant typeExact 2023-OZ-NF3 Warsaw route and its national/local beneficiary tiers.

Under the linked Warsaw regulations, applicants/contracting beneficiaries are local government units (JST) and their associations. Final beneficiaries are farmers/owners of agricultural holdings who are beneficiaries of KPO investment A1.4.1 for roof-cover replacement and to whom ARiMR paid and settled support. The MRiT national summary likewise names WFOŚiGW as national-programme beneficiaries and JST/their associations as final beneficiaries.

This is an intermediary structure: this exact Warsaw application is for eligible JST/associations, not a direct farmer application.

Application restrictionExact Warsaw application and its linked 2023 package.

The linked Warsaw regulation describes an open intake until allocation exhaustion; the Board sets/publishes dates and may end or suspend the intake. Signed applications and annexes are submitted to Warsaw WFOŚiGW by the announced closing time, no later than 15:30, and the received date/time controls. The application form lists a cost schedule based on market survey/tender, ecological-effect card, public-aid forms, cost estimate or equivalent basis, any executed contractor contracts, external financing proof, current environmental-fee compliance information, and contractor permits for asbestos transport/disposal (the last must be provided before grant settlement).

The application process derives from 2023 Warsaw rules/forms and must be read with the 2026 page and national/local date conflict above. Do not assume the listed paper method is an updated digital channel.

Application restrictionExact 2023-OZ-NF3 Warsaw route; source-specific dates kept separate.

The exact Warsaw programme page says the route has been open since 5 October 2023 until its allocation is exhausted and, in a 6 February 2026 update, states Warsaw–JST agreements through 30 September 2027 and invoice eligibility through 31 October 2027. However, the linked 2023 regulation and current MRiT national-programme information state an earlier invoice deadline of 15 November 2026; MRiT also says agreements with final beneficiaries only through 30 September 2026. These official sources conflict on the operative 2026/2027 dates, so the exact current availability and controlling term require confirmation from WFOŚiGW Warszawa/NFOŚiGW.

Do not infer that the current index “open” status overrides national programme deadlines or the Warsaw page’s later dates. No live availability verification from the applicant/beneficiary perspective was completed.

Application restrictionNational programme versus exact Warsaw execution layer.

The official national NFOŚiGW NF3 programme PDF states 2023–2027 implementation, contracts with final beneficiaries through 30 September 2026, NFOŚiGW payments to WFOŚiGW through 31 March 2027, and invoice eligibility through 15 November 2026. The exact current Warsaw page states WFOŚiGW-to-JST contracts through 30 September 2027 and invoice eligibility through 31 October 2027. Those local dates extend past national programme limits; the page may reflect a local extension, but no later national NF3 amendment tied to that extension was located.

Keep national NFOŚiGW→WFOŚiGW, national WFOŚiGW→final-beneficiary, and Warsaw WFOŚiGW→JST contracting levels distinct. Do not use any single date as a universal local application deadline.

Eligible project scopeExact Warsaw route; A1.4.1 eligible agricultural-holdings component.

Warsaw WFOŚiGW funds projects in Mazowieckie. The covered activity is collecting, transporting and disposing of asbestos waste at agricultural holdings of eligible A1.4.1 roof-replacement beneficiaries. The project must be located in a municipality where the asbestos-waste reports for collection/disposal were submitted, must not be complete before application, and must be balanced financially.

All conditions are under the linked Warsaw 2023 regulations; they do not establish current availability or supersede later national/local date conflicts.

Other conditionNational vs regional programme allocations; no call pool claimed.

The national NFOŚiGW NF3 programme budget is up to PLN 200 million, all non-repayable. Warsaw WFOŚiGW separately announced PLN 27 million for its Mazowieckie regional programme in February 2026. These are national and regional programme envelopes, not this application’s allocation or remaining balance.

The national PLN 200m programme budget and Warsaw PLN 27m regional programme budget are separate programme-wide amounts. Neither establishes this application’s allocation or remaining balance.

Other conditionPublic-aid treatment for exact Warsaw route.

For settlement, the amount claimed from this WFOŚiGW grant on each invoice/receipt must be declared not to have been and not to be paid or reimbursed from other funding sources. If invoice-listed work is co-financed from other sources, the recipient must annotate the invoice with each funding source and its amount. This is an invoice/amount-specific allocation rule; it does not establish that every other project cost must be single-funded.

This is the exact invoice amount and source-allocation declaration in the current retained local settlement attachment. It is not a blanket claim about all project costs, and does not change the cost eligibility or award amount.

Other conditionThe exact linked regulation’s access and assessment provisions.

The regulation requires cost-effectiveness under the applicable efficiency guidelines and requires that the project be fully balanced financially. It lists 11 access criteria including proper/timely application, applicant category, non-completion before submission, project period and aid intensity consistency, location/beneficiary tie, and complete project financing. Failure to meet any access criterion rejects an application.

No exact scoring or competitive ranking claim: the call is open until allocation exhaustion and exact evaluation follows the listed criteria.

Other conditionPost-award grant settlement for Warsaw NF3.

The settlement instructions require supporting financial records and proof of payment, contractor acceptance documents, waste transfer records showing dates and masses, evidence of the final A1.4.1 recipients, and publication/proof of project-funding publicity. They are post-award settlement duties and not application costs or personnel evidence. Publicity rules also require a durable project-funding plaque in a visible building location; a notice in customary announcement locations (minimum A4) within 10 days of contract signature through final settlement; a website notice if the beneficiary operates a website; at least two social posts if it operates social media channels; and acknowledgement with both Fund logos in media publications about the project. These are communications duties, not eligible-cost or hiring terms.

These are supporting-document duties from current retained linked 2023 attachments; exact agreement may specify additional documents. Publicity is conditional as stated for operator channels: own website only if operated; at least two social posts only if social media are operated. The durable plaque duty is separately stated without those channel qualifications.

Staff restrictionExact route; payroll eligibility remains unknown.

The programme restricts eligible costs to necessary asbestos collection, transport and disposal; the linked application package does not establish a separate payroll/personnel cost category. No fundable employee role, job title, headcount, FTE, salary or recruitment allowance is supported.

Do not treat contracted collection/transport/disposal services or application contact-person fields as employee payroll eligibility.

Eligible costExact NF3 route; only asbestos collection, transport and disposal.

Only necessary costs directly connected to the ecological result—collection, transport and disposal of asbestos materials—are eligible. The current Warsaw announcement repeats this scope and expressly excludes new roof coverings and dismantling the old roof structure.

The linked document incorporates the general eligible-cost guidelines but they were not linked/retained for this exact route; no wider cost categories are inferred.

Funding intensity, maximumMaximum rate for this exact route; not a guaranteed award.

100 percent of eligible project costs

Non-repayable grant; actual amount remains subject to eligible-cost limits, the unit cap, exact funding agreement and available allocation.

Unit contributionUnit contribution ceiling from the 10 February 2026 Warsaw announcement; formula ambiguity in linked regulation expressly preserved.

PLN 700

The current Warsaw WFOŚiGW announcement states up to PLN 700 per 1 Mg disposed. The linked regulation’s printed formula is malformed (“700 zł i sumy ...”), so this typed per-Mg interpretation is supported by the later Warsaw announcement, not reconstructed from the PDF formula. Cap is a maximum and does not establish a route-wide grant pool or remaining balance.

Unit contributionNational NFOŚiGW-to-WFOŚiGW programme funding limit under §7.4(2), distinct from Warsaw's local applicant grant ceiling.

PLN 1,000

The national NF3 programme limits the amount NFOŚiGW makes available under its funds-sharing agreement to the WFOŚiGW to PLN 1,000 multiplied by the total ecological-effect mass (Mg) of asbestos waste disposed. This is a programme/intermediary funding-layer formula, not a per-applicant or final-beneficiary ceiling. The exact Warsaw local call independently caps its own grant at PLN 700/Mg; that lower local cap governs this route.

• Publicity instructions for NFOŚiGW funding

  wfosigw.pl

• Application for grant funding

  wfosigw.pl

• Application attachment 1: cost schedule

  wfosigw.pl

• Application attachment 2: ecological effect card

  wfosigw.pl

• Application attachment 3: public-aid declaration

  wfosigw.pl

• Grant settlement instructions

  wfosigw.pl

• Final grant settlement instructions

  wfosigw.pl

• MRiT current official NF3 programme information

  gov.pl

• NFOŚiGW national programme NF3, Part 2, linked from current MRiT NF3 page

  gov.pl

• Warsaw WFOŚiGW NF3 announcement, 10 February 2026

  wfosigw.pl

• Exact Warsaw WFOŚiGW 2023-OZ-NF3 programme page, retained 23 October 2026 response

  wfosigw.pl

• Warsaw WFOŚiGW 2023-OZ-NF3 regulations, retained current linked attachment

  wfosigw.pl

Opens

5 Oct 2023

Provider

WFOŚiGW Warszawa

Source

wfosigw.pl

Checked

24 Oct 2026

Review status

Partial review

Independent QA

No published hold

Reviewed

23 Oct 2026