Kondratyev: Over a three-year span, over one billion rubles have been earmarked for the upkeep of Non-Commissioned Officers in Kuban.
Krasnodar Region Pours Over 1 Billion Rubles into Socially-Oriented NGOs
Hey there! Ever wondered how the Krasnodar region's been helping out its communities over the last three years? Well, let's dive into the deets.
Governor Veniamin Kondratyev set the ball rolling, highlighting the crucial role socially-oriented Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) play in the region's public life. These organizations tackle pressing issues like education, healthcare, social support, sports, ecology, and assist warriors and their families during the SVO – that's military action for you non-experts.
Kondratyev pointed out that, since the past three years, a whopping 800 socially-oriented NGOs have been backed, with a staggering 1 billion rubles allocated for the cause. And guess what? The second grant competition of the year is well & truly underway, with applications being accepted until July 7!
website. Additionally, NGOs actively participate in the President of Russia's grant competition, as reported by the press service of the Krasnodar Krai Administration.
In the first grant competition of the year, the Krasnodar regional Center for Civil Society Development doled out a hefty 154 million rubles to support 61 projects. Guess who took the lead? Yep, you've got it – Krasnodar! This year, a whopping 600 million rubles have been earmarked in the regional budget to support winners of three competitions under the regional program "Regional Policy and Development of Civil Society."
Curious to know more about the grants and funding? Head on over to the Krasnodar administration's website. And did you know that NGOs also leapfrog into the President of Russia's grant competition, as reported by the press service of the Krasnodar Krai Administration?
Want more? You'll be thrilled to know that there's more news to digest. Nearly 60 projects were showcased at the "Startup as a Diploma" program in Krasnodar. Neat, huh?
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Digging Deeper
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In search of more specific details on the support provided to socially-oriented NGOs in the Krasnodar region over the past three years? Here's a snappy guide:
- Local Government Websites: Scour official announcements or reports on the Krasnodar region's government website for funding allocations and grant competition details.
- NGO Reports: Sift through reports from local NGOs in the Krasnodar region. Many organizations publish annual reports that include funding sources and grants.
- Foundation & Grant Websites: Investigate websites of foundations or organizations that usually hand out grants to NGOs, where they typically list past grant recipients and the funds distributed.
- Local News Sources: Hunt through local news outlets for articles about NGOs receiving funding or participating in grant competitions.
- Contact Local NGOs: Get in touch with NGOs in the Krasnodar region for specific insights into their funding and grant experiences.
- Socially-oriented NGOs in the Krasnodar region have received significant financial support, with the local government allocate over 1 billion rubles since the past three years.
- This financial backing is essential for these NGOs as they work towards addressing various issues such as education, healthcare, social support, sports, ecology, and assisting warriors and their families during the SVO, all while contributing to the region's overall business and social development.
