NRRP: a 2-year review in transport

On 15 December 2023, Poland launched the largest investment project in its history – the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP). That moment initiated a change, which can be observed in every region – a change for transport, residents, economy and safety.

Today, we can say: NRRP works. And it is truly changing then country.

Transport in the middle of the change

What changes does NRRP introduce?

• Safer roads – we eliminated 299 out of 305 “accident blackspots”. Also new ringways are under construction, which will benefit 300.000 residents. It’s as if the whole city of Białystok gained safe routes.
• Modern railway – PLN 10.7 billion for modernisation of railroads and railway traffic management systems, 413 new or modernised trains and systems. Imagine a fleet with the ability to handle every connection in the entire country for a week.
• Public transport – 1,800 buses and 120 trams. Almost like replacing the whole rolling stock in a large Polish city.
• Poland as a logistic hub – investments in intermodal and railway transport transform us from a transit country into a key player on the European map.

A two-year review:

• 17 calls for proposals
• 295 assessed applications for support for the project
• 174 signed agreements for support for the projects with the value exceeding PLN 24 billion – over 94% of the entire budget allocated to transport
• 682 approved applications for payment of the amount exceeding PLN 7.75 billion
• 933.000 agreements across the entire NRRP valued at PLN 165 billion – which equals to 68.8% of the entire programme budget.

As of 5 December 2025

Why is that important?

Each kilometre of the modernised line, each new bus, and each new ringway brings a specific benefit for people: faster travel, cleaner air, or safer roads. CEUTP makes sure that every zloty from the NRRP is spent for the benefit of Poland – we diligently coordinate every action, as time is our biggest challenge.

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