Polish aid

"Epidemics know no borders. That is why solidarity among neighbours is particularly important during this difficult time,” said Deputy Minister Marcin Przydacz during the handover of humanitarian aid to our eastern neighbour. “A friend in need is a friend indeed. Today, we put these words into practice,” he added.

The Polish government has allocated PLN 400,000 to support efforts that address the educational challenges in Venezuela. Poland’s contribution is enabling UNICEF and its partners to implement interventions that aim at identifying children at risk of dropping out from school as well as procuring and distributing educational kits to conduct recreational, psychosocial, and training activities.

Poland has provided Georgian medical personnel with protective equipment against coronavirus infection. The protective materials were purchased in Georgia with Polish Aid funds.

Join us on April, 16th to learn how to prepare a successful application and project with high impact for the Polish Challenge Fund (PCF) Call for Proposals! We will meet online and help you succeed!

Individually or as part of consortia with other EU member states, Polish public administration institutions are winning twinning calls, and thus disseminate the domestic systemic solutions among the EU’s neighbours using the European Commission’s financial instruments.

Poland has responded to the appeal of the United Nations by contributing PLN 1 million to the UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN OCHA).

2.2 billion people live without access to clean water. World Water Day is celebrated to highlight this problem and raise our awareness.

By decision of the United Nations, 19 August marks World Humanitarian Day, the anniversary of the tragic attack that killed Sérgio Vieira de Mello, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.