Some of the obstacles to efficient PPP in Poland have been removed and the country is on the right track to manage other outstanding issues. The last unconquered bastion seems to be the lack of clear guidelines on financing The past year has brought many positive changes to public-private partnerships (PPP) in Poland. The implementation of the new PPP law, a clear green light from the government, and significant educational efforts addressed to public sector decision-makers are just a few examples of such changes. Consequently, the overall climate around PPP as a method of financing public undertakings has improved significantly. But an optimal finance model for PPP projects – a model that will deliver maximum benefits to all parties involved and help them manage their risks – still remains to be found. Various PPP finance models that have been tested on other markets could be considered for implementation