| R esilience of the state and common civic defence 2. Increasing the state’s resilience to threats by creating a system of common civic defence, based on the efforts of the entire nation, and building an understanding for the development of the Republic of Poland’s resilience and defence capabilities: 2.1 Build a system of common civic defence, making full use of the potential of the state and local government institutions, education and higher education entities, local communities, economic entities, non-governmental organisations and citizens, which will provide comprehensive resilience of the state to non-military and military threats. 2.2 Build the state’s resilience to threats, including hybrid ones, ensure the universal nature of civil defence and protection of the population as well as build-up and maintain the capacity to recover the necessary resources. 2.3 Develop the capacity of the health system and public administration structures to fight against epidemic threats, especially against highly infectious and particularly dangerous diseases. Measures should be taken aimed at developing diagnostic facilities, including, in particular, the capacity for rapid detection of epidemic threats, as well as the analyses and forecasts of their spread in real time. Appropriate protection measures and medical equipment should be included in the strategic reserve programme. The state should support the development of medical industry production capacities located in Poland. 2.4 Build knowledge and capacities allowing to shape national security, based on the broad involvement of the public authorities, including local government, education, higher education and scientific institutions, the economy, non-governmental organisations and citizens to adapt to the constantly changing needs, in connection with fostering patriotic attitudes, civic duties and pro-social attitudes. 15