Krasnoyarsk Region's 2026 Budget: 70% for Social Sector, Housing Support for Professionals
The Krasnoyarsk region in Russia is set to receive significant state support for social sector professionals, with a focus on housing. Meanwhile, regional representatives gathered to discuss labor protection and employer support for families with children. The 2026 budget, totaling 532 billion rubles, is socially oriented and prioritizes stimulating demographics.
The regional budget for 2026 allocates a substantial 365 billion rubles to the social sector, accounting for nearly 70%. This includes over 18 billion rubles for monthly childbirth allowances and 147 billion rubles for education. Additionally, the culture sector is set to receive nearly 6 billion rubles. The Krasnoyarsk region will also benefit from state support for over 300 social sector professionals to acquire housing.
The Krasnodar regional tripartite commission on labor relations held a meeting in Krasnodar, chaired by Anna Minykov, acting deputy governor of the region. The primary focus was on drafting the regional budget for the next three years, taking into account issues of labor protection and employer support for families with children.
The 2026 budget in the Krasnoyarsk region reflects a commitment to social welfare, with significant allocations to the social sector, education, and culture. The region also demonstrates support for its professionals, with state assistance for housing. The budget drafting process involves careful consideration of labor protection and family support measures.
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