ポーランドはGDPの1.1%を科学に費やしている。

Poland’s science budget sits at a record low of 1.1 % of GDP.

Funding Gap

Poland’s economy is thriving, yet only 1.1 % of its gross domestic product is directed toward science and higher education. That figure is the lowest in the European Union and falls far short of the 3 % target set by the European Commission for research and innovation.

EU Context

The Warsaw Declaration, adopted by the Polish government, pledges robust investment in research and innovation across the EU. The declaration’s language contrasts sharply with the current spending pattern, underscoring a disconnect between policy rhetoric and fiscal reality.

Implications

A science budget that is a fraction of the EU average limits Poland’s ability to attract top talent, secure international collaborations, and translate research into commercial breakthroughs. Without a decisive increase, Polish institutions risk falling behind their European peers in both output and impact.

Poland’s R&I spending must rise if the country is to keep pace with the rest of the EU and sustain its economic momentum.

Source: Poland's economy is thriving, but its science is dying
Domain: nature.com