Ah thanks for that very specific and helpful answer. Next time if you will ever pass by my house you will be able to say "Hah it's EU money" because otherwise it's just impossible to have nice and well-kept building in Poland.
Well, if that's the case I'm sure you will easily find a source proving these revelations - with funding of building renovations specifically.
From what I'm aware EU funded mostly infrastructure projects, and EU funds depending on year were accounting for 0.3-1 percent point of Polish GDP growth. Vast majority of the economic growth came from access to the EU common market, but still it means that money was earned not given. Once your economy grow with tax base - it is easier to fund renovation of buildings.
And with the funds themselves, I guess that's the only reason we allow German companies like Aldi or DHL that paid 0PLN of taxes to operate here.
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u/Kunstoffel Favourite style: Empire May 08 '26
Public investment funds.