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Source: Government of the Russian Federation – Government of the Russian Federation –
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Marat Khusnullin held a meeting of the presidium (headquarters) of the Government Commission on Regional Development.
Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin held a meeting of the presidium (headquarters) of the Government Commission on Regional Development. Following the meeting, the commission members approved the financing of a number of projects using funds raised through the mechanism of treasury infrastructure loans (TIL).
"We continue to consider projects for which treasury infrastructure loans will be allocated. We have distributed a little more than 46 billion rubles for 138 facilities and events as part of 37 projects in 14 regions. These are mainly housing and communal services, including the construction and reconstruction of water supply and sanitation systems, as well as a large application for the purchase of 165 railcars for the Central Transport Hub. In addition, a separate pool of CICs are projects within the framework of the competitive selection. The total limit for the competition is 196.6 billion rubles for the next six years, of which projects within the first stage are worth 76.4 billion rubles. The headquarters reviewed 15 projects that can be recognized as winners, from 13 regions. All of them are directly related to improving the quality of life of our citizens. The implementation of the approved initiatives will create a modern and comfortable environment, improve transport and communal infrastructure, which will ultimately affect the well-being of people in the regions. I would like to emphasize that achieving the target indicators for implementation in the CIC program is a key and strictly controlled parameter, since we are talking about the effective use of funds and the fulfillment of social obligations to citizens,” noted Marat Khusnullin.
New approved CFC limits will be received by Moscow (30 billion rubles), Sevastopol (834.52 million rubles), the Republic of Crimea (1.64 billion rubles), the Trans-Baikal Territory (849.56 million rubles), the Ryazan Region (927.77 million rubles), the Republic of Ingushetia (233.15 million rubles), Belgorod (1.58 billion rubles), Bryansk (2.38 billion rubles), Oryol (501.53 million rubles), Ulyanovsk (1.01 billion rubles), Orenburg (2.47 billion rubles) regions, as well as the Donetsk People's Republic (1.89 billion rubles), Lugansk People's Republic (1.31 billion rubles) and Zaporozhye Region (514.39 million rubles).
In addition, the meeting began to summarize the results of the competitive selection of infrastructure projects to receive treasury infrastructure loans. From the list of projects-applicants that received a high final assessment, 15 projects in 13 regions for a total of about 60.2 billion rubles were considered.
Among them are Saint Petersburg (13.1 billion rubles), Perm Krai (6.66 billion rubles), Samara Oblast (674.9 million rubles), Omsk Oblast (6.8 billion rubles), the Republic of Dagestan (461.9 million rubles), the Karachay-Cherkess Republic (4.27 billion rubles), the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (7 billion rubles), the Republic of Bashkortostan (5 billion rubles), the Udmurt Republic (315 million rubles), Primorsky Krai (3.2 billion rubles), Irkutsk Oblast (3.69 billion rubles), Nizhny Novgorod Oblast (7.51 billion rubles) and Saratov Oblast (1.5 billion rubles).
In total, 83 projects from 42 regions were admitted to the competitive selection for a total amount of approximately 221 billion rubles.
First Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Public Utilities Alexander Lomakin reported on the review of applications from regions to participate in the selection of infrastructure projects for implementation using CIC funds.
"82 regions have submitted applications for basic housing and utilities limits. 72 applications have already been approved for a total of almost 164 billion, and another 3 applications for a total of about 4.3 billion are at a high level of readiness. Infrastructure projects that are planned to be implemented with the involvement of treasury infrastructure loans are socially significant for the regions and are aimed at achieving the goals of the national project," said Alexander Lomakin.
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