Orlik 2012

Orlik 2012 or simply Orlik is a Polish government project to build a football (soccer) and join volleyball–basketball fields in each gmina municipality in Poland before 2012 (time of UEFA Euro 2012 cohosted by Poland).[1] As of 2010 there were 2,479 gminas throughout the country.[2] Orlik is usually built within elementary (grade 1-6) or junior high school (grade 7-9) arena. The name (small eagle) refers to the coat of arms of Poland, while the Polish national teams are called the eagles.

Dygowo
Fordon, Bydgoszcz

Financing

Single object should cost less than 1 million polish złoty (300 000 U.S. dollars) and is equally financed by the State Treasury, voivodeship and gmina.

gollark: It's a display technology.
gollark: MY EYESMY EYES
gollark: It does seem vaguely worrying to me that people seem to treat it/other stuff being illegal as the default, natural state of things.
gollark: Probably. Governments just love illegalizing things for bad reasons.
gollark: Banning alcohol was tried and failed because of that. Banning weed... happened, seemingly hasn't prevented people getting/using it anyway (but resulted in loads of people pointlessly going to prison), and is beginning to be reverted.

References
  1. http://orlik2012.pl/index.php/programme-description
  2. Central Statistical Office of Poland Archived 2007-07-11 at the Wayback Machine, January 1, 2006.
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