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Poland Education Expenditure by Sector and ISCED Level (2012-2022)

Key Insights

  • Dominant Government Role: The government sector (S13) consistently represents the largest share of education expenditure, growing from 18,736.1 million EUR in 2012 to 28,544.5 million EUR in 2022.
  • Significant Growth: Total economy expenditure (S1) shows substantial growth from 22,472.9 million EUR in 2012 to 34,365.5 million EUR in 2022, representing a 53% increase over the decade.
  • Private Sector Growth: Domestic institutional sectors (S1D) show notable fluctuations but overall growth from 3,959.8 million EUR in 2012 to 6,051.2 million EUR in 2022.
  • Consistent Investment: All sectors show steady upward trends with some volatility, particularly visible in the domestic institutional sectors around 2017-2018.

Chart Description

Chart Type: Line Chart

Colors Used:

  • Government Sector (S13): #18baa8 (Teal)
  • Total Economy (S1): #45a085 (Dark Teal)
  • Domestic Institutional Sectors (S1D): #6bb3a3 (Medium Teal)

This chart displays the evolution of total educational expenditure across different institutional sectors in Poland from 2012 to 2022, measured in millions of Euros.

Total educational expenditure by education level, programme orientation and type of source

PL (Poland)

Data-Level: PL Source: Eurostat - Total educational expenditure by education level, programme orientation and type of source (educ_uoe_fine01)
Note: Data shows expenditure for ED02-8 (ISCED levels 0-8 combined). Missing values indicate data not available for those years.

EducationEducation Expenditure

Eurostat
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Project manager: Franziska Görmar
IfL - Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography, Germany
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This project is supported by the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme with co-financing from the European Regional Development Fund.
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