Republican targeted investment program financing for three years will amount to 90.9 billion rubles in Bashkiria

The funding for the Republican Targeted Investment Program (RTIP) for 2023 will be 29.6 billion rubles. In 2024 this amount will be 30.9 billion rubles and in 2025 - 30.6 billion. In a government decree signed by Prime Minister Andrey Nazarov, it was noted that for three years, 90.9 billion rubles had been pledged in RTIP, and the central part of the funds of 72.1 billion rubles will be allocated from the budget of Bashkortostan.

A significant amount of funding will be directed to constructing public utility facilities in cities and regions of the republic.

20 million rubles are provided for the development of the engineering infrastructure of the Toratau and Yangan-Tau geoparks. 21.7 million rubles will go to the construction of engineering infrastructure in the Alga special economic zone.

2.5 billion rubles from the republican targeted investment program in 2023 will be spent on constructing new schools in the Ufa, Salavat, Neftekamsk, Iglinsky, Chishminsky, and Askinsky districts.

This year, 6 billion rubles will be allocated to construct and reconstruct hospitals and clinics in Ufa and the republic’s regions. 419 million rubles were allocated to build a sizeable multifunctional rehabilitation and educational center for children with developmental disabilities at the Salyut children's sanatorium. Earlier, Bashinform News Agency reported that its construction would be completed by June 1, 2024.

276 million rubles will be allocated to create the Shifa children's sanatorium in Sibay this year.

It is planned to purchase trolleybuses for Ufa for 624.1 million rubles in 2023.

4.5 billion rubles have been allocated to the RTIP this year to construct sports facilities. Among them are the Palace of Wrestling, fencing and rowing slalom centers in Ufa, sports and recreation centers, and sports centers. Three new sports and recreation complexes will open in the capital of Bashkortostan for the 450th anniversary of Ufa.

Author: Azat Gizzatullin