The article highlights the significant financial assistance that Polish cities have received from the National Reconstruction Plan (KPO), amounting to 93 billion PLN so far, with an expectation of an additional 120 billion PLN this year. Local governments are actively seeking these funds for urban development projects and sustainability initiatives.

Warsaw is a key beneficiary, having secured approximately 856.5 million PLN in grants and nearly 2.7 billion PLN in loans. Other cities, including Katowice, Kraków, Lublin, and Bydgoszcz, have also received substantial funds to support various urban projects, particularly focusing on green transformations and infrastructure improvements. This financial influx aims to enhance urban resilience and quality of life.

The article further examines the challenges faced by some municipal applications for KPO funding, outlining the reasons why certain projects do not receive financial support. It emphasizes the importance of strategic planning and effective use of the granted funds to maximize the benefits for city development and ensure sustainable growth in the face of ongoing urban challenges.