Mission
Educating society is what matters most to us. We explain the obligations brought by the European Green Deal and help meet them with ready solutions: guides, industry services and tools.
Green Deal Institute Foundation
Educating society is what matters most to us. The European Green Deal brought companies and people new obligations that many do not understand. We help solve them — and we have ready solutions: RozliczeniaSrodowiskowe.pl and OBranże.pl, a network of twelve industry portals.
For business. For the environment. For future generations.
Why we exist
Waste registers (BDO), emissions reporting (KOBiZE), product fees and extended producer responsibility, the deposit-return system, the EU Packaging Regulation (PPWR), the carbon border adjustment (CBAM), digital product passports, sustainability reporting. Each obligation has its own deadlines, forms and penalties — and most of them apply to small companies too.
Large enterprises have environmental departments and law firms. A workshop, a salon, a restaurant or a small factory usually does not. Information is scattered across legal acts, authority notices and forums, and is often contradictory or out of date.
The Green Deal Institute Foundation was created to close that gap: to gather the knowledge in one place, describe it in plain language, ground it in official sources and make it available to everyone who runs a business.
The Green Deal has set new requirements for all of us. Our mission is education — and ready answers that make it possible to meet them.
Mission, vision, values
Educating society is what matters most to us. We explain the obligations brought by the European Green Deal and help meet them with ready solutions: guides, industry services and tools.
Over time we want GDI to become a recognised mark of quality for organisations that responsibly meet environmental requirements and European standards. This is a direction we are building — the Foundation does not certify anyone today.
Owners and managers of companies in many industries, people responsible for environmental matters in organisations, local governments and anyone who wants to understand green regulation.
Our core value and the basis of everything we do. We do not allow ourselves mistakes.
We write on the basis of legal acts and official sources. An opinion never pretends to be the law.
We explain difficult subjects in plain language: who, what, by when and how — without jargon or scaremongering.
We think about the environment and future generations, not only about ticking boxes.
Areas of activity
The Foundation’s statute lists twenty-nine goals. In everyday work we pursue them in six areas.
We promote the circular economy, waste reduction and better recovery and recycling processes.
We raise environmental awareness among businesses and the public about legal obligations — from waste records to product and packaging records.
We help companies meet their obligations related to the use of the environment and spread knowledge of Polish and EU climate law.
We support IT systems for recording, monitoring and reporting the environmental impact of business activity.
We share knowledge free of charge through the Foundation’s services: RozliczeniaSrodowiskowe.pl and the OBranże.pl portal network.
The statute provides for cooperation with public administration, local governments and NGOs, and for research and analysis in environmental protection.
The Foundation’s publications
The Foundation’s flagship educational service. Non-commercial, free and grounded in the law. In Polish.
The service describes a company’s obligations step by step: the BDO register and waste records, KOBiZE reports, environmental fees, packaging and extended producer responsibility, emissions and new EU requirements. Every guide states who the obligation applies to, what has to be done, by when, and what happens if it is missed.
Industry portal network
Every industry has its own rules, deadlines and questions. So instead of one general service, the Foundation publishes twelve portals — each devoted to a single industry. In Polish.
The owner of a salon, a restaurant or a workshop finds content about their own business, not about everything at once.
Every title follows the same rules as RozliczeniaSrodowiskowe.pl: official sources, verification, updates.
Alongside environmental duties the portals cover running a company: costs, staff, sales and technology.
Twelve portals are live, each devoted to one industry or one area of running a business.
Editorial standard
The starting point is a legal act, an authority notice or an official document — the Journal of Laws, EUR-Lex, ministries, KOBiZE, BDO.
Legal facts — deadlines, thresholds, rates, penalties — are checked against the source text before publication.
We write for the business owner, not for the lawyer: who, what, by when and how.
When the law changes, we go back to published texts and correct them.
Initiatives in development
President of the Foundation
President of the Board, Green Deal Institute
An entrepreneur and practitioner in BDO, KOBiZE and environmental reporting. He brings this experience together with the practical use of AI in business and new projects.
As President of the Board he is responsible for the Foundation’s direction, its publishing programme and the development of RozliczeniaSrodowiskowe.pl and the OBranże.pl portal network.
The Foundation
The Foundation is entered in the Polish National Court Register (KRS). Its core data is public and can be checked in the official register.
The Foundation’s data is available in the KRS search of the Polish Ministry of Justice.
Statutory goals, the board and the supervisory authority are described on the About page.
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Cooperation
Anyone who wants to work with the Foundation goes through a full verification of competence and reputation. We do not allow ourselves mistakes — quality and knowledge are our value. We welcome institutions, organisations and experts who share our goals.
Educating businesses and residents about new environmental obligations.
Joint materials for members: guides, deadlines, explanations of the law.
Expert consultation, publications, analysis and research.
Questions from practice that help us write about what really matters.