Łukasiewicz Research Network and Wody Polskie have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at accelerating the digital transformation of water management in Poland. The partnership focuses on developing innovative technologies and digital tools to support sustainable water resource management.
Łukasiewicz Research Network and Wody Polskie have officially launched a strategic partnership to support the digital transformation of water management in Poland.
The agreement, signed on May 15, 2025, outlines a framework for collaboration in the development and implementation of advanced digital solutions that will enhance the efficiency, transparency, and sustainability of water resource management.
“This partnership is a significant step toward modernizing the infrastructure and processes that govern Poland’s water economy,” said Hubert Cichocki, CEO of the Łukasiewicz Research Network.
“Our goal is to provide Wody Polskie with cutting-edge technologies that will enable data-driven decision-making and improve the resilience of water systems in the face of climate change.”
The cooperation will focus on several key areas, including the development of digital platforms for real-time monitoring of water levels and quality, predictive analytics for flood risk management, and the integration of artificial intelligence in water infrastructure planning.
Łukasiewicz Research Network will also support Wody Polskie in building digital competency and implementing best practices in digital transformation.
According to Przemysław Daca, President of Wody Polskie, the collaboration with Łukasiewicz is a response to the growing need for innovation in the water sector.
“Digital tools are essential for managing water resources effectively and sustainably. By working with Łukasiewicz, we are investing in the future of Poland’s water economy,” he emphasized.
This initiative is part of a broader strategy by the Łukasiewicz Research Network to support public institutions and enterprises in their digital transformation journeys.
By leveraging its network of research institutes and experts, Łukasiewicz aims to deliver practical, scalable solutions that address the most pressing challenges in water management.
The partnership is expected to yield its first results within the next year, with pilot projects planned in selected regions across Poland.
Both organizations have expressed their commitment to long-term cooperation and continuous innovation in the field of water management.
