Poland

Poland's current assessment on the Social Policy Signalling Index is 45.00, placing it at the 49th position globally. This score reflects a moderate signalling intensity, consistent with the individual dimension scores, which are uniformly rated at 45.00. Poland's positioning indicates a balanced approach to Western-style progressive policy signalling, neither exhibiting intense regulatory frameworks nor minimal policy actions. The absence of recent events or significant policy changes further supports a stable and moderate assessment. The country's percentile rank of 69.9th suggests Poland is relatively aligned with global averages, indicating moderate engagement with policies typical of Western democracies.

Analyzing the dimension scores, Poland exhibits uniformity across all categories, from Speech & Expression Climate to Protest & Activism Salience. This suggests a consistent, moderate level of policy signalling intensity across various aspects, including DEI policies, media moderation, and legislative activism. No particular dimension stands out as having significantly higher or lower signalling intensity, reflecting a balanced approach across different policy areas. This consistent scoring pattern indicates stable policy environments without recent surges or declines in progressive signalling activities. Overall, Poland maintains a moderate profile in terms of policy signalling intensity, aligning with its composite and individual dimension scores.