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Przekazanie środków PJB

WFOŚiGW Wrocław · National call

przekazanie-srodkow-pjb

Summary

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

Transfers funding to state budgetary units; specific funded activities are unspecified.

Who can apply
Companies cannot apply: public body.
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
Public body
Purpose
Other
R&D relevance
0 of 3
Poland eligible
Yes
Country limit
Poland, Lower Silesia
Region
dolnośląskie
Consortium
Unclear
Readiness level (TRL)
—
Topics
  • Public sector funding
  • Environmental finance

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 type
The route lists state-budgetary units (państwowe jednostki budżetowe) as its applicants.
Application restriction
The heads of state-budgetary units submit requests to the Fund by 31 March of each year preceding the budget year in which task financing begins.
Application restriction
The 2024 form lists attachments for the applicant’s legal status and representative authority, a certificate concerning environmental-use fees, declarations on other public funding, project funding sources, VAT eligibility and statutory task scope. It requires copies to be certified by legally authorized persons and says the Fund may inspect an editable electronic copy of the application. The form does not make this packet a project-specific attachment checklist.
Application restriction
The procedure states a complete funding request consists of Part A (general), Part A1 on public aid when applicable, and Part B (environmental/technical for the relevant field). The 2024 general application form likewise says that when the request meets public-aid criteria, the public-aid part supplements the general application. The official forms tab warns incomplete applications will not be considered. This packet does not decide which field-specific Part B or aid annex applies to any applicant.
Application restriction
The route record shows an evergreen annual PJB process and the local index labels it open; this does not establish acceptance for a particular budget year or available funds.
Application restriction
The 2024 general application form states that failure to meet environmental-use fee and environmental-violation penalty obligations before the request date prevents a positive funding decision. This is reported as the form’s application condition, not as an independent legal interpretation.
Eligible project scope
State-budgetary units may seek funding for environmental-protection and water-management tasks in fields identified on the Fund website. The current forms tab links the PJB procedure for 2019 and subsequent years; this review covers its general application/selection and disbursement steps, but not the separate field-specific Part B technical forms.
Other condition
The current PJB procedure says the Supervisory Board sets the Fund’s annual amount for PJB tasks in the state-budget reserve for the next budget year; on a justified Management Board request, this amount may be changed within that budget year. Positively assessed requests are ranked/listed within the planned PJB limit, with budget-section administrators involved before Management Board decisions. No annual allocation amount or remaining balance for a specific year is established by this packet.
Other condition
The procedure says formal and substantive review of a registered application is carried out within 21 days of receipt. Project lists for the next budget year are prepared for Management Board approval no later than 25 May, then agreed with the relevant budget-section administrators; the Management Board decides on tasks on agreed lists. The procedure notes the budget-law planning calendar can change these dates and that the Fund will announce changes on its website.
Other condition
The current Board rules direct that PJB transfers follow the procedure in the Council of Ministers regulation on NFOŚiGW and voivodeship funds’ financial management. They separately repeat the up-to-50%-eligible-cost rate subject to annual-plan resources.
Other condition
Awarded funds are transferred to the state-budgetary unit through the state budget’s earmarked reserve. This describes the transfer mechanism, not a cash grant pool or a promise that an award has been allocated.
Other condition
The procedure requires a completion report after the task ends, or a partial progress report by 15 January following the budget year when the task continues beyond that year. The PJB must also submit documents confirming task completion under its agreement.
Other condition
After a task is placed on an approved list and under the resulting agreement, the PJB unit submits three copies of its reserve-release request on the relevant budget-section administrator form. If that budget section has no applicable template, the Fund accepts the Ministry of Climate and Environment model linked from its forms tab. The request is due at least 60 days before the planned contractor payment and must include settlement documentation for any prior advance. These are post-award disbursement steps, separate from the 31 March annual application deadline.
Other condition
The procedure states that the Fund verifies a reserve-release request within seven working days. After positive verification, the request requires Fund Management Board approval; the accepted form is forwarded to the budget-section administrator and PJB head, and the Fund transfers the amount to the Ministry’s budget-income account within five working days after acceptance. This describes the procedural sequence, not a guaranteed funding date or current reserve availability.
Amounts and costs2
Eligible cost
Board Resolution 51/2026 §12(4) refers eligible-cost treatment to guidelines adopted by the Management Board. The linked PJB procedure and forms likewise do not enumerate project-specific eligible cost categories; the applicable detailed guide and field-specific Part B requirements must be applied to the actual task. No cost item, personnel category or salary eligibility is asserted in this partial route review.
Funding intensity, maximum
50 percent of eligible costs

Maximum WFOŚiGW share; availability within the Fund financial plan for the relevant calendar year is a condition. Not a 50% guarantee or annual allocation amount.

Source documents8
Call facts
Opens
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Provider
WFOŚiGW Wrocław
Source
wfosigw.wroclaw.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.