Amursk launches subsidy program for local gardening associations in 2026

The Administration of Amursk has opened a competitive selection for subsidies aimed at non-profit gardening associations. Running from June 8 to July 8, the initiative offers financial support for key improvements in local communities. A total of 1,672,000 rubles will be allocated for projects in 2026.

Applications for the subsidies will be accepted from July 9 to July 19. Final agreements on funding will then be signed by August 6. The programme targets three main areas: engineering infrastructure, improvements to shared spaces, and safety and health measures.

Eligible projects include technological connections to electricity, water supply, and sewage systems. Funds may also cover road construction, repairs, and primary fire safety upgrades. The total budget combines 560,000 rubles from Amursk’s urban settlement and 1,112,000 rubles from the Khabarovsk Krai government. Non-profit gardening associations are encouraged to apply for support. The subsidies aim to enhance infrastructure, safety, and communal well-being across the region.

The subsidy programme will distribute 1,672,000 rubles in 2026. Successful applicants will receive funding for infrastructure, safety, and communal improvements. Agreements on the provision of subsidies must be finalised by August 6.