Krasnodar's People's Program advances with 2,400+ resident ideas for urban growth
Krasnodar's People's Program advances with 2,400+ resident ideas for urban growth
Special Recognition for the Party's "Entrepreneurship" Initiative
Krasnodar's People's Program advances with 2,400+ resident ideas for urban growth
The event was attended by Vera Galushko, leader of the party's faction in the City Duma, and Dmitry Lameikin, a State Duma deputy.
At the start of the meeting, the party welcomed new members—active and engaged residents of Krasnodar joined the local branch.
The main focus was the implementation of the People's Program in Krasnodar. Based on public input, the city is building schools, repairing roads, improving parks, and supporting families. Currently, proposals are being collected for the next phase of the People's Program, with over 2,400 ideas already submitted by residents. The majority—65% of all suggestions—pertain to housing and utilities, transportation, and urban infrastructure.
Special recognition was given to the party's "Entrepreneurship" initiative. Local business owners have sent tons of humanitarian aid to servicemembers in the special military operation zone, supported wounded soldiers in hospitals, and assisted children and families in difficult circumstances. Gratitude was expressed to every entrepreneur involved in these efforts.
As Krasnodar's mayor, Yevgeny Naumov, stated in his Max channel, he and his party colleagues will continue doing everything possible to ensure the city's development and deliver tangible results for its residents.
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