Yakutia Launches 29 Projects Aiming to Lift 70,000 Out of Poverty by 2029
The Republic of Yakutia has launched 29 projects to tackle poverty. The ambitious initiative aims to lift at least 70,000 people out of poverty by 2029, halving the current rate of 15.6%.
Over the past five years, Yakutia has made progress in reducing poverty, decreasing the rate from 19.6% to the current 15.6%. This success has resulted in over 34,000 people being lifted out of poverty. The head of the republic, Aisen Nikolaev, is determined to continue this trend, setting a goal to reduce the poverty rate to 7.8% by 2029.
The 29 projects, although details of their financing and implementation remain unclear, are a significant step towards achieving this objective. They aim to provide a comprehensive approach to poverty alleviation, targeting various aspects of people's lives.
With a clear vision and a substantial plan in place, Yakutia is committed to significantly reducing poverty by 2029. The 29 projects, while their specifics remain unknown, are a testament to the republic's dedication to improving the lives of its citizens.
