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Making Poland one of the Leading Global Digital Innovation Hubs

Making Poland one of the Leading Global Digital Innovation Hubs

Who we are

Digital Poland Foundation turns digital challenges into opportunities for the Polish economy. We position Poland as leading digital innovation hub by promoting cross-industry nationwide initiative and combine forces, connecting topics and creating networks.

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What we do

Our initiatives that make impact

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Digital Shapers

Digital Shapers is a prestigious list honouring outstanding personalities of the digital world and new technologies in Poland. The Digital Academy selects people who have made an above-average contribution to the development of the digital economy in our country. The aim of the list is to promote digital competence through positive examples and to pay tribute to the achievements of outstanding personalities. Candidates for the title of Digital Shapers, must have a proven track record of outstanding achievement in the last year in one of 5 categories: education, digital transformation, investment, innovation and technology and visionary. For more information, visit the competition website: https://digitalshapers.pl/en

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Digital Champions CEE

Digital Champions CEE is an initiative presenting the biggest technology companies from the Central and Eastern European region. The report provides a fair and transparent ranking of the true champions from the region, and the publication is accompanied by a series of meetings and interviews with digital leaders. Representatives of the region's most respected companies share their experiences and ideas for digital solutions.

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Think tank and Research

We do research and advocacy on topics such as proper digital policy to support sustainable development or strategy for the development of new technologies in Poland. Every year we produce a number of articles and consult legal acts on the aforementioned issues. Together with partners, we create reports and educational materials to better understand digitalisation and new technologies in Poland. The reports and publications we create are always objective and factual. If you are interested in carrying out a study - write to us.

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AIPoland

The Digital Poland Foundation together with 10 Senses invite you to a special platform for the promotion of the Polish artificial intelligence ecosystem - AIPoland! Its aim is to promote the Polish ecosystem of technologies based on artificial intelligence and to support cooperation between Polish and foreign entities in various areas, including the development of new initiatives and raising funding. Visit aipoland.org

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Digital Festival

It is the largest edu-tech initiative in Poland, which shows how to make the most of the opportunities offered by new technologies. The festival is a chance to gain digital skills and practical knowledge. It is an event like no other in Poland. The date itself is unique and digital at the same time: 01.10-10.11. During the festival a number of events are held, such as the Innovation Night, free training sessions are organized as part of the SkillUp Academy, which allows you to gain knowledge, the Digital Discounts action promoting online shopping and a number of other initiatives. The event is addressed to the entire society.

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Charter for the competence development of the future of Polish society and lifelong learning

59% of Poles believe that we learn too little throughout our lives and are not ready to retrain. Additionally, 67 per cent say that employers do not invest enough in the development and qualifications of their employees. We need to change this! That is why the partners of the Digital Poland Foundation and Digital Festival have endorsed the Charter for the development of the competences of the future of Polish society and lifelong learning.

Our latest report

Technological sovereignty in Poland and Europe. Public opinion survey report. 2026 edition.

Will Poland and Europe regain their digital independence?

For years, Europe has been losing its technological sovereignty, becoming dependent on global giants and handing over its most valuable data to them. Today, however, the global rules of the game are changing drastically, and nations are returning to active industrial policies.

The report reveals that Polish society is fully aware of these challenges and threats. For 56% of respondents, technological sovereignty is a priority, and as many as 71% of us declare a willingness to pay the so-called ‘sovereignty premium’ and support local technologies.

In the latest edition of the report, you will find a) an anatomy of the problem – a detailed analysis of the mistakes that led to the loss of independence, and the real consequences for Polish business and national security, b) the voice of the public – hard data from a survey conducted by NielsenIQ, revealing Poles’ concerns and their strong support for the ‘Fortress Europe’ concept, c) global inspirations – an overview of concrete actions taken by nine countries (including France, Japan, Israel and India) on the path to technological autonomy.

Download the report and find out why control over technology is the foundation of economic development today.

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Technology in the service of society. Will Poles become society 5.0? 2025 edition.

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Modern Senior, 2025 edition – a guide to the digital world

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Digital Champions CEE 2025

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We are proud to share the latest report from Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK) – "Digitalisation in the SME sector. What will accelerate the transformation?". The Digital Poland Foundation was honoured to play an active role in this project!

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As many as 71% of Poles are willing to pay more for domestic or European technologies, 56% consider technological sovereignty a priority, and 57% are in favour of building technological autonomy based solely on domestic or EU resources – according to a nationwide public opinion survey conducted by NielsenIQ on behalf of the Digital Poland Foundation. The report “Technological Sovereignty of Poland and Europe. 2026 Edition” presents the level of public awareness and determination in the face of Europe’s growing dependence on technological giants from outside the continent. At the same time, it highlights the actions of nine other countries and the consequences of this dependence for Poland in the form of a huge trade deficit.

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Polish companies have huge digital ambitions, but their transformation still faces hidden barriers. What is holding them back and how can we change this? Join us for the exclusive premiere of the latest report by Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego on the digitisation of SMEs and a panel discussion with market leaders, public administration representatives and the management board of the Digital Poland Foundation. Discover data that will change our perspective on the development of technology in Polish business.

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All press releases regarding our initiatives, as well as the events we support, can be found on the pages of our press office.
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