“Responsible Plan for the Development of Polish”, prepared under the direction of Deputy Matthew Morawiecki, was adopted by the government in mid-February. According to the development of the Polish economy is based on five pillars. They are: Reindustrialization, the development of innovative companies, equity, foreign expansion and sustainable social development and regional level.
In this plan, as noted Kwieciński an important role to be played by the EU funds. “The programs on the issuing of EU funds for 2014-2020 Poland has at its disposal 120 billion. These measures come from the cohesion policy, the Common Agricultural Policy, including the Rural Development Programme and the Common Fisheries Policy. Our country benefits from the EU programs such as the “Horizon 2020″. this gives a total of approx. 500 million zł. If these money will do our own contribution – that is, public funds, national and regional private contribution – we get a sum of 760 million zł. this will be the financial impact of EU funds plan D “- explained the deputy minister of development.
As he said, this plan provides guidance to update the” Strategy National development 2020 ‘, which is currently running the government. The project updated strategy should be ready by mid-year. Then will go to public consultation. It will – as pointed out by deputy head of the MR – the basis for the renewal of sectoral strategies and Partnership Agreement, implementing the objectives of the EU strategy “Europe 2020″.
“much stronger emphasis we put on the growth of innovation in the Polish economy. the key is to create the right conditions to carry out research, development and commercialization of research results,” – he stressed.
“In addition, we focus on efforts to tackle social exclusion. So far Polish society benefited in a very uneven degree of economic growth. In the social dimension, some groups were more disadvantaged, and the territorial dimension in the poorer part of the Polish less benefited from this growth than wealthier province. Therefore, regional policy will be conducted in a sustainable manner also in the territorial dimension “- assured the deputy head MR.
Kwieciński announced that his ministry wants greater use of instruments feedback “in building the investment potential of the country and regions.” the point is to guarantee, loans, credits and guarantees. “these measures will also support innovation” – he said.
MR wants to see a minimum of 10 percent. EU funds were repayable instruments. “This will apply to both national and regional programs (on spending 2014-2020)” – he explained. Now it is less than 5 per cent., Or ponadtrzykrotnie more than in previous EU financial perspective.
announced the addition that in the coming days the government should assume prepared by his ministry “plan to increase efficiency and accelerate the spending of EU funds for 2014-2020.”
Kwieciński noted that half of the tasks so. Morawiecki plan will be financed from EU funds and the other half of the investment will depend on the “mobilization of all kinds of capital and financial resources from public institutions and the private sector.” “This capital is in institutions that want to integrate the Polish Development Fund – that is, among others, ARP, BGK, PIR, but also in some large entities, such as state-owned companies, eg. In KGHM, PZU and PKO BP” – he said.
“we do not want the state into debt in order to implement the thrust of the plan. we’d rather use internal and external opportunities, “- he added.
When asked whether the government will use debt in the implementation of this plan, said: “to a small extent, but it will be, for example, a loan or loans from the European Investment Bank, necessarily incurred by the state and the entities that will implement the projects.”
“For this plan, we want to enable private operators. We want to attract other external financial institutions, investment funds, also more foreign investors, “- he stressed. We are – he stressed – for those investors who” come to us with high technology, which results in jobs requiring high qualifications. “
“We want to mobilize the capital that now is not working for investment. As for the nearly 150 billion zł in state-owned companies, with nearly 100 million zł from national financial institutions and money that companies have in their accounts, because they believe that investment conditions are not very favorable, “- he explained the deputy minister of development.
Dorota Zawiślińska
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