Country Office Contacts
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Poland Research
A comprehensive set of reforms is required to sustainably improve the performance of Polish hospitals, argues a new World Bank Policy Note entitled Poland – improving the financial sustainability of the hospital sector: towards a systemic approach. Read More »
RECENTLY PUBLISHED
- EDUCATION SECTOR REVIEWIn Poland, addressing the situation of the remaining poor groups is likely to become much harder over time as their problems are likely to be deeper and their situation more complex. A social inclusion approach ...
- WORKING PAPEROver the past twenty years, the Polish health system has undergone several deep systemic changes. Poland spends more of its healthcare budget on inpatient hospital care than comparable countries, signaling an...
- WORKING PAPERThe Country Opinion Survey for FY2013 in Poland assists the World Bank Group (WBG) in gaining a better understanding of how stakeholders in Poland perceive the WBG. It provides the WBG with systematic feedback...
- FINANCIAL SECTOR ASSESSMENT PROGRAM (FSAP)Diversifying Poland's financial system to meet new demands while preserving its resilience and stability is the key task ahead for financial policymakers. Over the past decade, the financial system has grown...
- WORKING PAPERThe report provides a brief summary of the existing Third Research and Innovation Strategy (RSI3s) and specifies the complementary activities that need to be undertaken on each level to fulfill the ex-ante ...
Enterprise Innovation Support Review
This report reviews and evaluates current conditions and gives direction to policymakers to move the country forward. Read More »
Experts
Igniting Innovation
This is a call for the region to take dramatic steps to position itself closer to the scientific and technological frontiers if the countries want a faster growth. Read More »
