Further changes to KPO for thermal modernization of schools

Poland’s National Recovery Plan (KPO) will undergo revisions to allocate more EU funds to high-demand areas, such as school thermal modernization, due to its popularity. As of December 2, 620,000 contracts totaling PLN 40.89 billion have been signed, with the largest investments directed at road and rail infrastructure. Programs addressing "black spots" on roads and building thermal upgrades have progressed significantly, with 135 dangerous road areas improved and thousands of buildings retrofitted.

The government focuses on non-repayable grants, emphasizing efficient use by 2026 to avoid collective repayment. Challenges include limited municipal budgets for co-funded projects. Efforts to enhance school insulation funding and expand nursery construction remain key priorities for 2024.

(wnp.pl)