Defence and national security

Having highly advanced defence technologies is a key element in effectively countering threats and guaranteeing the security of citizens. The development of the national arms industry and its innovation potential is indispensable to ensure the technological and industrial independence of the state. This direction should be understood holistically, encompassing the development and implementation of modern technologies in the areas of health care and pharmacological security, food security, construction technology, transport and communication, digital security, ensuring the comfort and safety of residents’ lives. Through these solutions, risks can be effectively managed and social, economic and health stability strengthened, enhancing the state’s ability to protect citizens. This type of approach allows adaptation to the changing challenges of the modern world, ensuring the long-term security and comfort of citizens.

Chemistry for industry

Chemistry underpins the development of modern technologies and industrial processes, playing a key role in the pursuit of sustainable development and the transformation of the economy towards greener and more efficient solutions. Poland is of strategic importance in developing innovative chemical technologies that can drive economic growth and increase international competitiveness. Key work focuses on advanced materials, biochemistry, biotechnology, nanotechnology and so-called ‘green chemistry’, which supports the development of sustainable industrial products and processes that are important for environmental protection, energy security and climate neutrality.

Energy transition

Striving for climate neutrality and reducing greenhouse gas emissions is a priority for both the European Union and Poland. Energy transition is a particular challenge for Poland, whose energy mix is still based on fossil fuels. In order to achieve this ambitious goal, significant investment in research and innovation is required to implement technologies related to renewable energy production, efficient energy storage and improved energy efficiency. Energy transition is also an opportunity to develop local renewable energy sources. Investment in these areas supports the creation of a competitive energy market, which can contribute to economic growth, job creation and an improved quality of life for citizens. Switching to clean energy sources reduces emissions, which has a positive impact on public health and environmental protection, creating healthier cities and regions.

Circular economy

Climate neutrality is one of the most important objectives of the European Union, the achievement of which requires a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. A key tool to support this is the circular economy, the development of which not only contributes to climate protection but also strengthens economic autonomy and resilience to crises. The circular economy promotes sustainability by maximising the value of products, materials and resources, minimising waste and increasing recycling. These measures are indispensable for achieving climate neutrality by 2050. At the same time, they contribute to reducing dependence on raw material imports, which, in the face of geopolitical tensions and disruptions in supply chains, increases the raw material security of Europe and Poland.

Innovation within the circular economy plays a key role in creating new jobs, developing technology and introducing new business models. The implementation of these principles promotes an improved quality of life for citizens through reduced waste, more efficient use of resources and reduced environmental pollution, and this translates into better public health and the protection of ecosystems.

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