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The single-industry town of Krasny Yar entered the top ten in Russia
Today, on June 25, Vnesheconombank, together with the Fund for the Development of Single-industry Towns, presented the top ten single-industry towns in Russia. The presentation took place on the ITAR-TASS website.
The rating was compiled by the Foundation. Among all 319 Russian single-industry towns, the activity and effectiveness of the work of local governments during the implementation of the objectives of the program "Integrated development of single-industry towns." Among the winners are single-industry towns of the Republic of Tatarstan, Voronezh, Belgorod, Kemerovo and Penza regions. These are Naberezhnye Chelny, Yelabuga, Kumertau, Tashtagol, Gubkin and Pavlovsk.
According to the rating organizers, the TOP 10 helps to identify the strongest and most promising sides of the leading single-industry towns, as well as identify the most successful projects to improve the quality of life in these municipalities.
Irina Makieva, Deputy Chairman of Vnesheconombank and head of the priority program "Integrated Development of Single-industry Towns", Ilya Krivogov, General Director of the Single-Industry Towns Development Fund, and Andrey Sharonov, President of the Skolkovo Moscow School of Management, spoke about achievements and best practices in single-industry towns, approaches to increasing their investment attractiveness and resources, summed up the results and presented work plans.
According to the organizers, the village of Krasny Yar in the Omsk region was included in the rating due to the active creation of new jobs not related to the activities of the city-forming enterprise and the implementation of the "5 steps of landscaping" program. They have established cooperation with institutions for the development of small and medium-sized businesses, and high satisfaction with the procedures for obtaining rental space. The single-industry town was distinguished by the availability and accessibility of real estate necessary for doing business by small businesses, as well as the quality and accessibility of infrastructure.
"To date, a comprehensive development program has been developed for the single-industry town of Krasny Yar. Every year we actively stimulate the development of entrepreneurship, including youth entrepreneurship. Single-industry students take part in the regional youth entrepreneurship competition "Point of Growth", where they take prizes. Social entrepreneurship is actively developing in the monotown. The Regional Center for Social Innovation provides support in the implementation of projects in the territory of a single-industry town. We are observing a good trend – over a three-year period, the number of residents of a single-industry town has remained at the same level of more than 5,000 people. It should be noted that the unemployment rate is 0.69%. According to the unified register of the Federal Tax Service, there are almost 150 small and medium−sized businesses in Krasny Yar," said Rasim Galyamov, Minister of Economy of the Omsk Region.
Let us remind you that in November last year, the project team of the single-industry town of Krasny Yar was trained at the Moscow School of Management Skolkovo.
