EU projects

The intended effects::

Since the project is not classified as a so-called large-scale project, the cost-benefit analysis will be based on estimating the quantitative and qualitative effects of the project, i.e. on characterizing the substantial environmental, economic, and social effects of the project and, if possible, presenting them in quantitative terms.

Direct positive socio-economic effects of the project may include:

• use of geothermal sources for heating buildings in Białka Tatrzańska,
• reduction of primary energy consumption by an estimated 17.7 GJ/year,
• decrease in greenhouse gas emissions by an estimated 945.7 Mg CO2 /year,
• impact on increasing the energetic security of Poland, promotion of investment in RES and thus encouraging other potential investors to use geothermal energy resources, positive impact on adaptation to climate change,
• which is in line with the assumptions of the KLIMADA Project,
• Increasing employment by one permanent staff member. project value:

Ecology First.

Projects which we have executed for better export capability, introducing ecological solutions used every day.

The project Dbamy o Środowisko (Caring for Environment) was co-financed by the Swiss Contribution Programme.

The Managing Authority of the Infrastructure and Environment Program attaches particular importance to ensuring that projects carried out as part of the Program are implemented in an ethical, open, and transparent manner.

The Infrastructure and Environment Program system provides a mechanism for signaling potential irregularities or fraud.

Signals of irregularities reported will allow the introduction of appropriate countermeasures and contribute to ensuring the highest standards of project implementation. To report irregularities, use the form provided on the website: https://www.pois.gov.pl/strony/zglaszanie-nieprawidlowosci/ or send a message to the e-mail address: naduzycia.POIS@miir.gov.pl