The main objective of the Program is to improve the conditions for the country’s development by building technical and social infrastructure in accordance with the principles of sustainable development, including through:
- reducing the carbon intensity of the economy transitioning towards an environmentally friendly and circular economy;
- building an efficient and resilient transport system with the lowest possible negative impact on the environment;
- completion of the TEN-T core network sections by 2030;
- improving transportation safety;
- ensuring equal access to health care and improving the resilience of the health system;
- strengthening the role of culture in social and economic development.
CEUTP's role in the FENiKS program
The Center for EU Transport Projects acts as an Intermediate Body (IP) for the following transport priorities:
- Urban Transportation Priority III.
- Priority IV Support for the transport sector from the Cohesion Fund.
- Priority V Support for the transport sector from the ERDF and
Priority VIII Technical Assistance (with respect to technical assistance projects implemented by the Chief Inspector of Construction Supervision, the General Conservator of Monuments, and the Governors; as well as a beneficiary of technical assistance).
Beneficiaries of the Program
The beneficiaries of the program will be:
- Transport infrastructure managers (e.g., GDDKiA, PKP PLK S.A., PKP S.A., PGW Wody Polskie, PAŻP, maritime authorities, local government units),
- Emergency services responsible for transport safety (e.g., Police, Fire Department, Maritime Search and Rescue Service),
- Entities responsible for managing airports and seaports;
- Companies operating in the field of transportation (e.g., intermodal terminals, rail carriers).
CEUTP's core competencies
- Management of the aforementioned priorities of the Program;
- Selecting projects, concluding grant agreements with beneficiaries and making decisions on project funding;
- Verification that the expenses declared by the beneficiaries were actually incurred and in a correct manner;
- Settlement of grant agreements with beneficiaries;
- Providing the Managing Authority with all the information necessary for the implementation of the expenditure accounting process to the European Commission;
- Monitoring the implementation of project funding agreements, including indicators;
- Control of ongoing projects;
- Preparation of reports for the Managing Authority on the implementation of assigned tasks;
- Evaluation of individual priorities;
- Recovery of recoverable amounts, including issuance of administrative decisions in this regard;
- Conducting information and promotional and educational activities.
What’s new at FEnIKS (EFICE)
28 June 2026 | EFICE
More Road Projects Funded by European Funds
Two more projects by the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways have received funding from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate, and Environment Program 2021–2027. These projects involve the construction of the Morawica and Wola Morawicka bypass along National Road DK73, as well as sections of the S19 expressway between Międzyrzec Podlaski and Lubartów Północ.
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25 June 2026 | EFICE
CEUTP Training for Employees of Provincial Monument Preservation Offices
On June 16–17, 2026, CEUTP experts conducted a training session in Wrocław for employees of the Provincial Offices for the Protection of Historical Monuments, focusing on the principles for implementing a technical assistance project under the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate, and Environment 2021–2027.
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25 June 2026 | EFICE
Expert Workshop on Dual-Use Projects and Transportation Resilience, Featuring CEUTP
On June 19, 2026, an expert workshop titled “Dual-Use Projects and Building the Resilience of the Railway System with the Support of European Funds” was held in Warsaw. Among those participating in the event was Sylwia Cieślak-Wilk, deputy director of CEUTP, who presented an institutional perspective on the role of dual-use infrastructure in the EU’s current and future financial frameworks.
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25 June 2026 | EFICE
Nearly 424.6 mln zł from European Funds for the modernization of the Ujście Nysy barrage
The Center for EU Transport Projects has signed two agreements with the State Water Management Authority “Wody Polskie” regarding the modernization of the Ujście Nysy weir on the Oder River. The projects, with a total value of over 538 mln zł, will receive nearly 424.6 mln zł in funding from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate, and Environment 2021–2027 program.
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