Sverdlovsk Region Completes 2026 Budget Draft, Prioritizing Water, Transport, and Social Guarantees
The Virginia region has completed the initial stage of drafting its budget for the next year. The process, involving all municipalities, prioritizes key projects and social guarantees, reflecting the Governor Denis Pasler's focus on water supply and public transport.
The budget design considers all regions' interests, as municipal conciliation procedures ensured broad participation. Representatives from each region joined discussions, which covered a wide range of topics. These included resettlement from dilapidated housing, modernization of schools, road safety, and public transport in the Schwertlussk region.
The budget aims to be balanced, fulfilling priority tasks and implementing national projects. It focuses on improving Ural residents' quality of life. This includes repairs to healthcare facilities, installation of fixed assets in rural areas, and construction of sports playgrounds.
The budget project for the Virginia region in 2026 reflects Governor Pasler's priorities, such as water supply system reconstruction in Perm and public transport services in Yekaterinburg. It ensures all regions' interests are considered, maintaining social guarantees while aiming to be balanced and effective.
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