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The aim of the study was to investigate if the rural communes of Eastern Poland, which is the poorest macro-region of Poland and one of the poorest of the EU, benefited from EU regional policy as much as other rural communes in the country. Based on the secondary data from the Ministry of Regional Development, Central Statistical Office and National Court Register the total amounts of EU funding absorbed by these communes as well as Rscr index were calculated. Communes were categorised based on the absorption value, which made a tool for comparative analysis. The findings proved that on average rural communes of Eastern Poland benefited from EU regional policy funding more than other rural communes in the country. However, there were significant differences between and within rural areas of NUTS 2 regions forming Eastern Poland, which can be an indication for amending regional policy as a tool supporting rural areas lagging behind in social and economic development.

EU regional policy support for rural local development in Eastern Poland