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The Condition of Non-Governmental Organizations Working for Refugees in Poland [2025]
Discover the condition of non-governmental organizations working for refugees in Poland! Read the results of a representative NGO study.
Since the outbreak of the full-scale war in Ukraine in February 2022, over 1 million refugees (both female and male) have found shelter in Poland. Foundations and associations have made tremendous efforts to help these individuals organize their lives in Poland. Three years later, many organizations are still involved in supporting refugees, although today these activities have a different nature.
📊 The latest report, "The Condition of Non-Governmental Organizations Working for Refugees in Poland," is a concise yet in-depth study concerning the current activities and situation of civil society organizations working for refugees.
📊 In this synthetic report, you will find:
- A description of the scale of Polish NGO involvement in activities for refugees.
- Information on the scope of organizations' activities for refugees.
- Data on the financial situation and human capital of these organizations.
- An analysis of the key challenges faced by these organizations.
- Information on social phenomena that may shape the situation of these organizations in the near future.
The report is a reliable source of knowledge: it is based on the results of a representative study of over 1000 Polish associations and foundations, "The Condition of Non-Governmental Organizations 2024," which we have been conducting cyclically for over 20 years.
This report is an essential source of knowledge for:
📌 Entities supporting civil society organizations that work for refugees in Poland. 📌 Decision-makers, representatives of national and local authorities seeking data to shape social policy. 📌 NGO representatives looking for inspiration and knowledge about trends in the social sector. 📌 Journalists, researchers, and individuals interested in the refugee situation in Poland.
Report premiere: February 2025.
More information on this research can be provided by the Research Department of Klon/Jawor Association: [email protected]