Poland adopts 2027–2031 civil-protection programme with over PLN 102 billion planned
Poland announced government adoption of a civil-protection and civil-defence programme for 2027–2031, with more than PLN 102 billion planned over five years.
Planned priorities include new or adapted shelters, storage and equipment to help maintain energy, heat, food and drinking-water supplies during crises, and resilient medical infrastructure. Much of the funding is intended for local governments.
What changed
The programme sets out investment in protective facilities, continuity of essential supplies, warnings, equipment and public preparedness training.
Who this is for
Local governments, emergency services, medical facilities and organisations delivering preparedness education across Poland.
Dates & context
The official announcement is dated 6 October 2026. Adoption of the programme is a government decision; the funding and infrastructure described relate to future implementation in 2027–2031. This entry does not establish that money has been spent, facilities completed or operational readiness achieved.
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