UPDATE: Poland to cut loan part of national recovery plan by EUR 5.1 bln
As part of the final revision of the national recovery plan KPO, the loan portion of the KPO will be reduced by EUR 5.1 billion, according to the Council of Ministers' legislative agenda.
The final revision of Poland’s national recovery plan KPO, planned before its completion in the third quarter of 2026, aims to minimise the risk of incomplete EU refunds by simplifying project descriptions, aligning investment scopes with realistic goals, and reallocating unused funds to investable areas.
The loan portion will be cut by EUR 5.1 billion, with some early completions moved for advance settlement to ease 2026 budget pressure.
Several indirect and unrelated performance indicators will be removed without affecting future refunds.
At the beginning of this month, Poland's deputy minister of development funds and regional policy Jan Szyszko announced that he would like to obtain a government approval for a formal revision of KPO at the turn of September and October, which would allow it to be launched in October.
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