The present article deals with the most important conditions and challenges of
social policy in Poland. These include the social and economic transformations,
the economic crisis, demographic changes and Europeanization. They enforce
rationalization of expenditures, adjustment of the solutions to the existing economic
and financial possibilities of the country and considering the present and future
age structure of the population. On the one hand, Europeanization enabled Poland
to make use of the European Union means intended for the development of the
social infrastructure. On the other hand, a real challenge is to avoid the negative
consequences of the economic crisis and depopulation.
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