Program "Development of Eastern Poland" is perceive as a mean for road's construction and then in second order as a program for innovation support.
Authorities of five eastern Poland's regions (Lubelskie, Podkarpackie, Podlaskie, Świętokrzyskie and Warmińsko-Mazurskie) wish from the European Union grants, especially from the found "Development of Eastern Poland", create an inteligent macro region. This is really ambitious project, concerning fact, that not so long ago those regions were the poorest in whole European Union. That is why the extra found were establish, only for them, with the budget of 2,67 mld euro. More than 900 mln euro was allocated for the so called modern economy, therein 462 mln euro for innovations support and almost 400 euro for high schools' infrastructure. In the same regions it is realise the biggest telecommunication project financed by Brussels (300 mln euro, therein 255 mln euro financed by EU). This is "Broadband network of Easter Poland". It's creation will enable, 90% of macro region's population and 100% of enterprises and organisation, an access to high-speed Internet network.
However, the society seems to identify those programs mostly as a financial means for road constructions(29% of respondents) and then, link it with the investment into high-schools(15%), innovative activities (14%) and access to the Internet (14%).
- This fact, that we all link those programs with the road's constructions context, arise from the general trend, according to which, we expect from the EU found especially improvement of the infrastructure. From the other side, the founds for the high-schools are treat as a standard procedure.-claims Adam Jarubas marshal of świętokszyskie region-Soon we will finish more investments such as Kielecki Park Technologiczny and then it is only the matter of time when the program and macro region will be seen in different way-marshal adds.
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