Branches of economy

Agriculture and environment protection

The primary aim of waste management policy is the prevention of waste creation, the recovery of raw materials and the reuse of waste and environmentally safe end-neutralization of unused waste (...)

Industry

Poland has a rich motoring tradition – the first license to make Fiat’s here was signed at the start of the 1930s. The development of the industry was put on and held for many years by the Second World War (...)

Trade and services

The most important sector in the Polish economy, as in other developed states, is services, which take up more than 40% of GDP. This percentage is growing each year by several percentage points. This dynamically developing sector has become for Poles a chance to develop their own economic activity and many people are taking advantage of the opportunity (...)

Small and medium sized enterprises

One of the characteristic traits of the social-systemic changes in Poland over the past 10 years has been the dynamic development of the small and medium sized business sector (SME). It has reflected the freeing up of private enterprises and the involvement of citizens' private capital in the development of economic activity (...)

Tourism

Tourism has become one of the largest branches of the global economy. Today, every 12th job is in tourism or sectors related to it tourism and travel. It has an enormous impact in budget revenues - about 10% of revenues come from tourism. Poland, as a country on the crossroads of key European transport routes, has many attributes thanks to which it can actively take part in the development of this sector of the economy (...)

source: www.poland.gov.pl