Polish Agency for Enterprise Development
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The Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP) as a multipurpose governmental executive agency is involved in the implementation of national and international programmes financed from the EU structural funds, state budget and multiannual programmes of the European Commission. As a key authority responsible for creating a business-friendly environment in Poland,
PARP contributes to the creation and effective implementation of the state policy related to enterprise, innovation and staff adaptability.
6 major areas of activities implemented by the PARP are:
- Start-up market,
- Training and skills improvement,
- Investment in innovation,
- Services for enterprises,
- Infrastructure for development.
PARP is responsible for providing support for various aspects of enterprise development including start-ups, development of innovations and internalization, in particular through:
- Acceleration Programmes,
- Start-up platforms schemes,
- Go-Global type of actions.
Enterprise Europe Network and SME Development Centre both affiliated at PARP render non-financial support to SMEs, such like: training courses on different topics, information services on legal aspects of foreign trade, brokerage events, support in implementation of innovative projects, IPR management, etc.
