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14 February 2000 
 (00-0535) 
Working Party on the Accession 
of the Russian Federation Original:   English 
 
 
 
ACCESSION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION 
 
Information on the Subsidies System in the Russian Federation  
 
 
 The Permanent Mission of the Russian Federa tion has submitted the following information on 
the subsidies system in the Russian Federation, with the request that it be circulated to members of the 
Working Party.  
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 Information on the Subsidies System in the Russian Federation in 1998
 
 
Explanatory Note  
 
1. Support for Industrial Production in 1998 out of the Budget of the Russian Federation  
 
Under Federal Law No. 42-FZ of the Russian Federation “On the Federal Budget for 1998” 
dated March 26, 1998, the following forms of st ate support were available to certain economic 
sectors, specific enterprises and regions: 
- direct transfers of funds from the Fe deral Budget, including under federal 
programmes; 
- budgetary loans and credits; 
- deferred payments and exemptions in respect  of taxes payable to the Federal Budget; 
- tariff preferences in respect of railway trans portation granted to industrial enterprises; 
- grants and subventions to regions. 
 
The overall amount of funds allocated from th e Federal Budget in 1998 to finance the above 
forms of support amounted to 81,780.7 million rubl es, including for direct support for industrial 
production – 10,444.4 million rubles; for promoti on of region development – 54,885.6 million rubles; 
for funding various federal progr ammes – 16,450.7 million rubles. 
Details for each of the above types of assi stance are provided in Tables Nos. 1 to 7. 
1.1. Support for Industrial Enterprises 
 
Out of the total amount of support for indus trial production (10,444.4 million rubles were 
allocated to industrial production support in 1998) , the largest amount was provided in the form of 
direct transfers of Federal Budget funds to ente rprises, which totalled 6834.8 million rubles, or 65.1 1 
of the overall amount of assistance for industrial enterprises (for information on direct transfers see 
Table 1). Budgetary loans and credits were issued in 1998 for a total of 787.06 million rubles, which 
makes up 7.54% (see Table 2); tax subsidies, tax holid ays and exemptions in respect of payments to 
the Federal Budget amounted to 2,694.54 milli on rubles, or 25.80% of the overall amount of 
assistance (see Table 3); and railway tariff prefer ences were granted for a total of 128.04 million 
rubles, or 1.23% (see Table 4). 
1.1.1.  Direct Transfers of Funds from the Federal Budget  
The total payments from the Federal Budget und er this type of assistance amounted to 
6,834.80 million rubles, or 65.44% of the total dir ect support for industrial production in 1998. The 
expenses are mainly attributable to the fuel and energy sector and coal industry support, which cost 
5,254.27 million rubles (50.31% of th e total assistance provided) in 1998. 
Under 1998 budget, joint-stock companies dealing in energy and electric power supply in the 
Far East were to receive compensation for the diffe rence between the cost and the selling price to end-
users, and 1,200.00 million rubles were actually provided (11.49% of the total amount of assistance). 
In 1998, other branches of national industry we re directly financed from the Federal Budget 
(see Table 1). 
                                                      
1 1 In this Section 1.1 percentages are calculated on the basis of the amount of direct federal budget 
financed support for industrial production (10,444.4 million rubles). 
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 Please note that the purpose of the provision of subsidies to certain wood and timber-
processing enterprises as well as certain enterpri ses in light and textile industries was import-
substituting production (4.71 million rubles, 4. 00 million rubles, and 16.06 million rubles 
respectively). 
1.1.2.  Federal Budget Financed Loans and Credits  to Enterprises and Organisations  
In 1998, interest-bearing repayable loans were ma de out of the Federal Budget. The terms of 
such loans and their recipients are listed in Table 2.  Overall, such budgetary loans were granted in the 
amount of 787.06 million rubles, or 7.54% of the total amount of assistance. 
The largest amount of assistance in the form of  soft loans was provided to enterprises in the 
fuel and energy sector. Benefits granted to  such enterprises totalled 631.27 million rubles. 
The loan to open joint-stock company “Rossiis ky insulin” (“Russian In sulin”) (in the amount 
of 0.90 million rubles) was provided for the purposes of import-substituting production). 
1.1.3.  Deferred and Instalment Pa yments to the Federal Budget  
In 1998, deferrals were granted in respect of payments to the Federal Budget in order to 
financially stabilise certain industrial enterprises. Th e terms of deferrals and the value of benefits 
thereby received are indicated in Table 3. Under th e legislation currently in effect, the overall amount 
of deferred payments totalled 2,694. 54 million rubles, or 25.80% of the total assistance, including for 
chemical and microbiological enterprises the amount of 2,296,00 million rubles, or 21.98% of the overall amount allocated to the support of industrial enterprises. 
1.1.4.
 Railway Transportation Tariff Preferences for Industrial Enterprises  
Preferential tariffs for railway transportation were granted to suppliers of asbestos and 
cement for export . Thus, enterprises producing building materials received 128.04 million rubles 
worth of benefits, which accounted for 1.23% of the total assistance to industrial enterprises (see 
Table 4). 
1.1.5.  Consolidated Data  
Table 5 summarises the contents of Tables Nos. 1 to 4. 
1.2. Grants and Subventions to Regions  
Under the Law “On the Federal Budget for 199 8” 54,885.6 million rubles were dedicated to 
regional development in 1998 (see Table 6) . The funds were distributed as follows: 
- transfers to certain geographical regions . Actual disbursements totalled 30,377.3 
million rubles; 
- grants to closed administrative area s (under Federal Law No. 3297 “On Closed 
Administrative Areas” dated February 14, 1 992) for a total amount of 2,451.7 million 
rubles; 
- subventions to the city of Moscow for the ad ministration of its functions as the capital 
city of the Russian F ederation; subventions to the city of Sochi as a health-resort; and 
subventions to the Republic of Dagestan . The actual subventions made in 1998, 
amounted to, approximately, 563.5 million rubles for the city of Moscow, 103.3 
million rubles for Sochi, and 447.6 mill ion rubles for the Republic of Dagestan. 
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 Because a considerable part of the Russian territo ry is located in the Far North, in 1998 there 
were appropriations made to certain regions of th e Russian Federation for delivering supplies of food-
products and fuel amounting to 2,640.0 million rubles. 
1.3. Financing of Federal Special-Purpose Programmes  
The information on the implementation of fe deral special-purpose programmes relying on 
Federal Budget financing in  1998 is set out in Table 7. In 1998, 148 programmes were financed for a 
total of 16,450.7 million rubles. 33 such progra mmes were industrial programmes, which were 
financed with 3,054.3 million rubles, in which 799.3 is the research and development component. 
Support for certain industries was provided unde r other programmes as well. Support for food 
industry enterprises, for instance, was included in  the two-year “Baby Food Industry Development 
Programme”. The Agro-Industrial Complex Support Programme included financing of mechanical 
engineering enterprises manufacturing agricultural machinery (mechanical engineering enterprises 
received 26.7 million rubles for research and development). 
Regional support was provided under federal special-purpose programmes. 611.6 million 
rubles were dedicated  pointedly to 20 programm es for socio-economic region development. Regions 
would receive more financial support under other pr ogrammes, for example, the Russian Federation 
regions located in the Volga basin,  in the Russian Far East Area, in  the Caspian and the Lake Baikal 
area received funds under various ecological programmes. 
Table 7 lists all the programmes for which fi nancing was actually provided in 1998, for 
reference purposes. 
2. Support for Industry in 1998 Financed out of the Budgets  of the Russian Federation 
Regions  
Pursuant to Resolution No. 1505-r of the G overnment of the Russian Federation dated 
October 19, 1998, 82 regions of the Russian Fede ration submitted information regarding assistance 
granted to industrial enterprises and organisations from the regional budgets. 
Seven regions (Lipetsk oblast, Rostov oblast , the Republic of Tatarstan, the Chechen 
Republic, the Koryakyan autonomous district, Taim yr autonomous district and Chukotka autonomous 
district) did not submit any information. 
Analysis of the information submitted shows that in 1998 assistance was granted out of the 
budgets of the Russian Federation regional governments as well as out  of the budgets of cities and 
districts within the Russian Federation regions to  more than four thousand industrial enterprises, 
totalling 18,662.23 million rubles (see Table 8). 
The following four forms of assistance were provided: 
- support for enterprises financed with budget funds; 
- budgetary loans; 
- tax subsidies (tax holidays and/or exemptions  from payments to budgets of all levels 
as well as to social and territorial funds; i nvestment tax credits; preferential tax rates); 
and 
- tariff preferences. 
 
The main component of regionally financed support for industrial production (in 1998, 
18,662.23 million rubles were appropriated for su pport for industrial production in the regional 
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 different levels, which tota lled 16.039.26 million rubles, or 87.8% of the overall amoun2 Budgetary 
support for enterprises in the form of direct transfers from the regional budgets totalled 1,893.71 
million rubles, or 10.15%; tariff preferences were granted for value of 211.05 million rubles, which 
makes up 1.13%; budgetary loans and credits were issued in 1998 to the total of 222.03 million 
rubles, which makes 1.19%. 
- Assistance was mainly granted for the following purposes (see Table 9): 
- satisfaction of social needs – 6,295.80 million rubles, or 33.74%; 
- financial rehabilitation of enterprises – 4,767.56 million rubles, or 25.55%; 
- compensation of losses to enterprises – 2,665.10 million rubles, or 14.28%; 
- increase of efficiency of output – 15,969.92 million ru bles, or 8.56%; 
- fuel procurement –931.41 million rubles, or 4.99%. 
 
Other purposes, such as property, plant and e quipment development of enterprises, working 
capital injections, retooling of enterprises, comp etitive product manufacture, promotion of small 
businesses etc., received approximately 13% of the total subsidies. 
Regional subsidies were distributed among the various sectors of the national economy as 
follows: 
In 1998, the largest volume of subsidies was granted to mechanical engineering and metal 
processing: 6,887.97, or 36.91% (see Table 10). The second most subsidised sector was the fuel industry, which was allocated 1,888.81 million rubles , which makes up 10.12% of the total subsidies. 
The construction development sector a nd housing and public utilities sect or rank third and fourth with 
7.74% and 7.61% of the total subsidies respectiv ely. The above four branches of national economy 
received over 60% of the total subsidies to ente rprises in 1998. The assistance granted to other 
branches does not constitute any significant portion of  the total subsidies and ranges from 5.47% for 
food industry to 0.01% for microbiology.  
- For detailed information on support for industry out of the budgets of the Russian Federation 
regions in 1998 see the respective Addendum hereto (Forms 1 – 4). 
- In all of the above described cases the amount of  assistance (both the federal and the regional 
components) was calculated for the period of 1 year in which assistan ce was maintained, as 
the assistance was effectively provided in 1998. 
- The Russian Federation does not have any statis tical data on the trade impact of the above 
subsidies. 
                                                     
 
2 In this Section 2 percentages are calculated on the basis of the amount of support for industrial 
enterprises financed out of the budgets of the Russian Federation regions (18,662.23 million rubles). 
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 Attachments
 
 
Table 1  “Information on Support for Industrial Enterprises and Organisations Through Direct 
Transfers from the Federal Budget”. 
Table 2  “Information on Loans (Credits) for Industrial Enterprises and Organisations Funded 
out of the Federal Budget”. 
Table 3  “Information on Tax Subsidies (Tax Holi days and/or Exemptions from Payments to the 
Federal Budget as well as to Social and Te rritorial Funds; Investment Tax Credits; 
Preferential Tax Rates) Granted to Industrial Enterprises and Organisations”. 
Table 4  “Information on Tariff Preferences Granted to Industrial Enterprises and 
Organisations”. 
Table 5  “Consolidated Information on the Sup port for Industrial Enterprises and Organisations 
out of the Federal Budget in 1998”  (submitted for reference purposes). 
Table 6  “Financial Assistance Granted to Regi ons of the Russian Federa tion out of the Federal 
Budget in 1998”. 
Table 7  “Information on the Implementation of  Federal Special-Purpose Programmes to be 
Financed out of the Federal Budget in  1998” (submitted for reference purposes). 
Table 8  “Information on Types of Support fo r Industrial Enterprises and Organisations 
Provided out of the Budgets of the Russian Federation Regions in 1998”. 
Table 9  “Main Purposes of Subsidies Granted out of the Budgets of the Russian Federation 
Regions”. 
Table 10  “The Structure of the Distribution of  Regional Subsidies among Industrial Enterprises 
by Branches of Economy”. 
 
Explanation of Certain Terms Used in the Present Document  
 
transfers    budgetary funds transferred to a budg et of a different level within the 
budgetary system of the Russian Federation (here, from the Federal Budget to regional budgets) to fi nance the making of mandatory 
payments to the population (pensions, stipends, allowances, etc.) 
direct transfers
   budgetary funds provided directly  to enterprises and organisations; 
grants    budgetary funds provided to a budge t of a different level within the 
budgetary system of the Russian Fe deration, without compensation or 
repayment, to cover current expenses; 
subventions    budgetary funds provided to a budge t of a different level within the 
budgetary system of the Russian Federa tion, or to a legal entity, without 
compensation or repayment, to cover specific costs; 
budgetary loans (credits)  budgetary funds provided to a budget of a different level within the 
budgetary system of the Russian Federation, or to an enterprise (organisation), on condition of repayment, with or without compensation; such budgetary loans are usually provided for a period of no more than six months within a financial year; 
tax subsidies
   tax holidays and/or tax exemp tions from payments to budgets of 
different levels as well as to social  and territorial funds; tax credits; 
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 tax credits    tax holidays granted in respect of taxes payable to budgets of different 
levels for a period from three to twelve months; 
investments tax credits    tax holidays granted in respect of taxes payable to budgets of different 
levels for a period from one to five years; investment tax credits are granted on condition that the amount of taxes not transferred to the 
budget would be used for development of production; 
deferred payments
   tax holidays granted in respect of  taxes payable to budgets of different 
levels within one financial year for a period from one to six months. 
  
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Information on Support for Industrial En terprises and Organisations Through Direct Transfers from the Federal Budget  
 
 
  
Purpose of the Subsidy  
Decision Underlying the Subsidy  
Organisation to which the Subsidy 
is Granted Amount of 
Benefit 
(million 
rubles) 
 1 2 3 4 
Electric Power Industry  
1. Compensation of the difference in tariffs Resolution No. 1208-r of the Government of the Russian 
Federation dated August 28, 1998 and Resolution No. 1421-r of the Government of the Russian Federation dated 
October 3, 1998 Power enterprises located in Far 
East areas. 1200.00 
Oil Industry  
1. State support for oil industry Federal Law "On the Federal Budget for 1998", Letter No. 
01/02-1456 of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian 
Federation to the Government of the Russian Federation dated April 28, 1998 The Ministry of Fuel and Energy 
of the Russian Federation 14.20 
Coal Industry   
1. Subsidies to particularly unprofitable coal 
enterprises (5697.74 million rubles 
appropriated in the budget)   Federal Law No. 42-FZ "On the Federal Budget for 1998" 
dated March 26, 1998 Enterprises in coal industry 5254.27 
Mechanical Engineering, total: 11.78 million rubles  
1. Financing of creditor indebtedness for works 
provided in 1997 Special-Purpose Federal Investment Programme, under 
Federal Law No. 42-FZ "On the Federal Budget for 1998" 
dated March 26, 1998 CJSC "Metrovagonmash", 
Mytishchi  1.00 
2. Financing of creditor indebtedness for works 
provided in 1997 Special-Purpose Federal Investment Programme, under 
Federal Law No. 42-FZ "On the Federal Budget for 1998" 
dated March 26, 1998 JSC "Dieselprom", Cheboksary 0.30 
3. Special-Purpose Federal Investment 
Programme (including financing of creditor indebtedness for works provided in 1997 in 
the amount of 5.76 million rubles). Special-Purpose Federal Investment Programme, under 
Federal Law No. 42-FZ "On the Federal Budget for 1998" dated March 26, 1998 Electric motor producing plant, 
Nazran 7.31 
4. Financing of creditor indebtedness for works 
provided in 1997 Special-Purpose Federal Investment Programme, under 
Federal Law No. 42-FZ "On the Federal Budget for 1998" 
dated March 26, 1998 Research centre for testing and 
operational development of 
motorcars, Dmitrov 0.17 
5. Special-Purpose Federal Investment 
Programme (including financing of creditor 
indebtedness for works provided in 1997 in 
the amount of 2.70 million rubles). Special-Purpose Federal Investment Programme, under 
Federal Law No. 42-FZ "On the Federal Budget for 1998" 
dated March 26, 1998 Production Association "Kolomna 
Heavy Engineering Plant", 
Kolomna 3.00  
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Folk Arts and Crafts   
1. State support for folk crafts enterprises Federal Law No. 42-FZ "On the Federal Budget for 1998" 
dated March 26, 1998; Decree No. 1987 of the President of 
the Russian Federation dated October 7, 1994; Resolution No. 1116 of the Russian Government dated August 28, 
1997 "Folk Arts and Crafts of Russia" 
Association 3.28 
Chemical and Microbiological Industry   
1. Compensation of losses incurred by 
enterprises during the production and 
distribution of hydrocarbon liquefied fuel gases for household use. Budget financing 
enables production of competitive import-
substituting technologies.  Resolution No. 332 of the Government of the Russian 
Federation "On Measures for Adjusting the State 
Regulation of the Prices for Gas and the Raw Material for 
Its Production" dated April 15, 1995 OJSC "Tobolsk Petrochemical 
Complex", OJSC "Novo-
Kuibyshev Petrochemical Complex" (petrochemical 
industry)  16.06 
Wood and Timber-Processing Industry, total: 163.32 million rubles  
1.  Partial compensation of expenses for 
enterprises in wood and timber-processing industry in respect of maintenance of social 
assets, replenishment of diverted working 
capital and its use for production purposes. 1998 Federal Budget Law No. 42-FZ dated March 26, 
1998, Article 26 Enterprises and organisations in 
wood and timber-processing industry which maintain on their 
balance sheets social assets subject 
to conversion to municipal 
ownership. 49.77 
 2. Partial compensation of costs for enterprises 
in wood and timber-processing industry in 
respect of maintenance of social assets Resolution No. 1461 of the Government of the Russian 
Federation dated December 9, 1998 Wood and timber-processing 
industry 108.84 
3. Creation of a new generation of timber -
cutting machines. Budget financing enables 
production of competitive import-
substituting technologies.  Resolution No. 1123 of the Government of the Russian 
Federation dated November 20, 1995 OJSC "Onega Tractor-Making 
Plant" 4.71 
Light Industry    
1. Renovation of fixed assets. The support is 
provided in order to decrease the reliance on imported raw materials in production. Federal Law No. 42-FZ "On the Federal Budget for 1998" 
dated March 26, 1998 Light industry 4.00 
Construction materials producing industry   
1 For the construction of a cement-grinding 
industrial complex Federal Law No. 42-FZ of the Russian Federation "On the 
Federal Budget for 1998" dated March 26, 1998 JSC "Makhachkala Cement-
Grinding Industrial Complex" 3.60 
Conversion   
1 To finance the payroll fund   Federal Law No. 42-FZ of the Russian Federation "On the 
Federal Budget for 1998" dated March 26, 1998 Enterprises implementing 
conversion programmes 164.29 
 TOTAL:   6834.80 
  
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Information on Loans (Credits) for Industrial Enterprises and Organisations Funded out of the Federal Budget  
 
 
   
 
Purpose of the Loan 
(Credit)  
 
Decision Underlying the 
Provision of Budgetary 
Funds  
Organisation to 
Which Loans 
(Credits) Are 
Issued  
 
Terms of Loan or Credit The Central 
Bank's of the 
Russian 
Federation 
Refinancing Rate 
as at the Moment 
of Approval of the 
Loan (Credit)  
 
Amount of 
Benefit 
(million 
rubles) 
 1 2 3 4 5 6 
Wood and Timber-Processing Industry, total: 0.60 million rubles 
1. Creation of timber, raw 
materials and fuel reserves 
to last the interseason 
period 1998 Federal Budget Law 
No. 42-FZ dated March 
26, 1998, Article 53 OJSC "Kamensk 
Paper Mill"  Repayable loan with interest at 
1/3 of the refinancing rate of 
the Central Bank of the Russian 
Federation 30% 0.50 
2. Creation of timber, raw 
materials and fuel reserves to last the interseason period 1998 Federal Budget Law 
No. 42-FZ dated March 26, 1998, Article 5 OJSC 
"Artyommebel" Repayable loan with interest at 
1/3 of the refinancing rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation 30% 0.10 
Light Industry, total: 94.29 million rubles 
1. For seasonal procurement 
of raw and other materials 
(December 1998)  Decision of the Ministry 
of Finance of the Russian 
Federation upon agreement with the Ministry of Economics of the Russian Federation OJSC "Don-Tex"  A loan on condition of payment 
of interest for use of loan funds 
at 1/3 of the then effective refinancing rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. The appropriation 
was made in December of 
1998. 60% 1.20 
 
   
 
   
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2. For seasonal procurement 
of raw and other materials (December 1998) Decision of the Ministry 
of Finance of the Russian Federation upon agreement with the 
Ministry of Economics of 
the Russian Federation OJSC "Russian 
Fur" A loan on condition of payment 
of interest for use of loan funds at 1/3 of the then effective refinancing rate of the Central 
Bank of the Russian 
Federation. The appropriation was made in December of 1998. 60% 1.32 
3. Renovation of fixed assets 
to ensure competitive output  Resolution No. 839-r of 
the Government of the Russian Federation dated June 1, 1994 Enterprises in light 
industry Enterprises pay 10% of the cost 
of the equipment 60% 91.77 
Fuel and Energy Complex      
1. Financing of measures for 
support for seasonal procurement of fuel at power plants, including 
nuclear power plants, gas 
injection (pumping) to underground vaults 1998 Federal Budget Law 
No. 42-FZ dated March 26, 1998, Article 5 Enterprises in fuel 
and energy complex On condition of repayment, for 
a term of up to one financial year, with interest at 1/2 of the refinancing rate of the Central 
Bank of the Russian Federation 60% 631.27 
Construction Materials Producing Industry 
1 For the creation of 
production capacities for 
rural residential 
construction development 1998 Federal Budget Law 
No. 42-FZ dated March 
26, 1998, Article 5 "Rosagropromstroi
" Corporation Use of the loan must be 
consistent with the purpose of 
its provision; loan must be 
repaid within 5 years; interest payable at 1/2 of the refinancing rate of the Central Bank of the Russian 
Federation. 60% 60.00  
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Chemical and Microbiological Industry 
1. Allocation of centralised 
funds out of the state budget on the basis of tender (credits) for construction of an enterprise in accordance 
with international GMP 
standards. First experience of domestic production of highly refined insulin. Import-substitution Resolution No. 85 of the 
Government of the Republic of Adygheya dated March 23, 1993; Order No. 127 of the Ministry of Public Health 
and Medical Industry of 
the Russian Federation, 1993 OJSC "Russian 
Insulin", Maikop, the Republic of Adygheya  Credit extended for a term of 2 
years, interest payable at 1/2 of the refinancing rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. 30% 0.90 
 TOTAL:     787.06 
 
  
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Information on Tax Subsidies (Tax Holidays and/or Exemp tions from Payments to the Federal Budget as well as to  
Social and Territorial Funds; Investment Tax Credits; Preferen tial Tax Rates) Granted to Industrial Enterprises and Organisatio ns 
 
  
 
Purpose of the Tax 
Subsidy  
 
Decision Underlying  
the Tax Subsidy  
Organisation to Which the 
Tax Subsidy 
is Granted  
 
Terms of the Tax Subsidy (timing, 
interest, preferential rate) The Central 
Bank's of the 
Russian 
Federation 
Refinancing Rate 
or Tax Rate as at 
the Moment of 
Approval of a Tax 
Holiday  
Amount of 
Tax 
Subsidy 
(million 
rubles) 
 1 2 3 4 5 6 
Mechanical Engineering, total: 100.81 million rubles 
1. Deferral of payments 
to the budget in view of the rectification of the effects of fire  Resolution No. 940 of the 
Government of the Russian Federation "On the Procedure for Granting Taxpayers in 1998 Deferments and 
Installment Terms of Tax and 
Other Obligatory Payments to the Federal Budget" dated August 12, 1998 JSC 
"Tochpribor", Ivanovo  The benefit was maintained until 
December 25, 1998. Interest payable at 1/3 of the refinancing rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation in effect as at the 
moment the Law "On the Federal 
Budget for 1998" came into force.  30% 0.81 
2. Transactions in 
securities tax holiday Resolution No. 1877-r of the 
Government of the Russian Federation dated December 28, 1998 OJSC 
"KamAZ" The benefit was maintained until 
December 30, 1998. Payment for use of the deferred funds was made at 1/2 of the refinancing rate of the 
Central Bank of the Russian 
Federation. 30% 100.00  
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Chemical and Microbiological Industry, total: 2,296.00 million rubles 
1. Exemption from 
payment of the profit tax to the budget granted with a view to improving the 
financial state of 
enterprises in the medical industry and increasing the output of drugs and goods of 
medicinal designation 
in order to procure a more adequate supply thereof to satisfy the needs of health 
institutions and the 
general public. Federal Law No. 227-FZ "On 
Amendments and Supplements to the Law of the Russian Federation "On Tax on Profit of Enterprises 
and Organisations" dated 
December 31, 1995 Enterprises in 
Medical Industry Production and distribution of drugs 
and goods of medicinal designation according to the list approved by the Government of the Russian Federation as of April 15, 1996, No. 
478, as of July 17, 1996, No. 822. 
Open ended. In accordance with 
the Law "On Tax 
on Profit" 510.00 
2.  Domestic distribution 
of medicinal products 
was exempt from VAT with a view to reducing the cost of medicinal products Federal Law No. 25-FZ of the 
Russian Federation "On 
Amendments and Supplements to the Law of the Russian Federation "On Value Added Tax" dated April 1, 1996 Enterprises in 
Medical 
Industry Distribution and production of 
drugs, medical technologies and 
goods of medicinal designation. In accordance with 
the Law "On 
Value Added Tax" 1770.00  
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3.  Exemption from the 
property tax with a view to improving the financial state of 
enterprises, increasing 
the output of immunobiological preparations and in order to procure a 
more adequate supply 
of such preparations to satisfy the requirement of public health protection. Federal Law No. 62-FZ of the 
Russian Federation "On Amendments and Supplements to the Law of 
the Russian Federation "On 
Tax on Property" dated April 25, 1995 Enterprises in 
Medical Industry The list of enterprises which were 
granted the benefit, approved by Resolution No. 1012 of the Government of the Russian 
Federation dated December 13, 
1995.  In accordance with 
the Law "On Tax 
on Property" 16.00 
Light Industry      
1. Renovation of fixed 
assets to ensure competitive output Resolution No. 839-r of the 
Government of the Russian Federation dated June 1, 1994 Enterprises in 
light industry VAT (20 %) was not payable on the 
equipment supplied before June 1, 1998 In accordance with 
the Law "On 
Value Added Tax" 10.72 
 Fuel and Energy Complex      
1. For reconstruction and 
modernisation of the 
enterprise Resolution No. 1189 of the 
Government of the Russian 
Federation dated December 4, 1995 Novokuibysh
ev Oil 
Refinery Investment tax credit in the form of 
tax holidays. Repayment 
commencing August 1999 60% 287.01 
 TOTAL:     2694.54 
  
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Table 4  
 
Information on Tariff Preferences Granted to  Industrial Enterprises and Organisations  
 
  
 
Purposes of Tariff Preferences  
 
Decision Underlying the Provision of 
Tariff Preferences  
Organisation to 
Which Tariff 
Preferences Are 
Granted  
Terms of Tariff 
Preferences Tariff Rate in 
Effect as at 
the Moment 
of Approval 
of the 
Preference Amount of 
Tariff 
Preference 
(million 
rubles) 
Construction Materials Producing Industry 
1 Railway transportation tariff 
cutback in order to improve the 
financial state of enterprises. To 
promote exports of products. Telegramme No. V-8902 of the 
Ministry of Communications of the 
Russian Federation dated September 
25, 1998 and No. 790 dated September 30, 1998 JSC "Uralasbest"; 
JSC 
"Orenburgasbest" Supplies of 
asbestos for 
export at 300 
rubles/tonne 800 
rubles/tonne 127.20 
2 Railway transportation tariff 
cutback in order to improve the financial state of enterprises. To promote exports of products. Protocol of the Meeting regarding 
fixing reduced cargo railway tariffs for certain types of cargoes No. BN-P28-324 dated June 13, 1997 Enterprises 
producing and using clinker 50% discount off 
the railway tariff 33.6 
rubles/km 0.84 
 TOTAL:     128.04 
 
  
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Consolidated Information on the Support fo r Industrial Enterprises and Organisations out of the Federal Budget in 1998 (in mill ion rubles)  
 
 
  
Branches of Industry Support for 
Industrial 
Enterprises and 
Organisations 
Through Direct 
Transfers from the 
Federal Budget  
 
(Table 1) Loans (Credits) for 
Industrial Enterprises 
and Organisations 
Funded out of the 
Federal Budget  
   
(Table 2) Tax Subsidies (Tax Holidays 
and/or Exemptions from 
Payments to the Federal Budget 
as well as to Social and 
Territorial Funds; Investment 
Tax Credits; Preferential Tax 
Rates) Granted to Industrial 
Enterprises and Organisations" 
(Table 3) Tariff 
Preferences 
Granted to 
Industrial 
Enterprises and 
Organisations  
  
(Table 4)  
  
TOTAL 
Electric Power Industry 1200.00    1200.00 
Oil Industry 14.20    14.20 
Fuel and Energy 
Complex, Including Coal Industry 5254.27 631.27 287.01  6172.55 
Mechanical 
Engineering 11.78  100.81  112.59 
Chemical and 
Microbiological Industry 16.06 0.90 2296.00  2312.96 
Folk Arts and Crafts 3.28    3.28 
Wood and Timber-
Processing Industry 163.32 0.60   163.92 
Light Industry 4.00 94.29 10.72  109.01 
Construction 
Materials Producing Industry 3.60 60.00  128.04 191.64 
Conversion  164.29    164.29 
TOTAL: 6834.80 787.06 2694.54 128.04 10444.44 
  
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Financial Assistance Granted to Regions of the Russian Fe deration out of the Federal Budget in 1998, million rubles  
 
Names of Republics-Members of 
the Russian Federation, 
Territories (Krais), Regions 
(Oblasts), Autonomous Districts, 
the Cities of Moscow, St. 
Petersburg and Sochi  
 
Transfers  
 
Mutual 
Settlements  
Closed 
Administrative 
Areas  
 
Subventions  
 
North  
 
TOTAL 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
NORTHERN AREA 
Arkhangelsk Region 344.2 49.6 20.5  72.5 486.8 
Nenets Autonomous District 53.4 11.5   56.8 121.7 
Vologda Region 86.6 30.7    117.3 
Murmansk Region 282.8 61 880.5  13 1237.3 
Republic of Karelia 303.3     303.3 
Komi Republic 12.6 223.2   61 296.8 
NORTHWEST AREA 
City of St. Peterburg 46.5 27.7    74.2 
Leningrad Region 139.4 114.7    254.1 
Novgorod Region 302.2 320.6    622.8 
Pskov Region 335.7 175.2    510.9 
CENTRAL AREA 
Bryansk Region 341.8 79.2    421 
Vladimir Region 223.6 474.5    698.1 
Ivanovo region 437.6 90    527.6 
Tver Region 281 81.5 79.5   442 
Kaluga Region 284.6 424.2    708.8 
Kostroma Region 466.1 134.8    600.9 
City of Moscow  101.8  563.5  665.3 
Moscow Region 116.2 304.4 52.2   472.8 
Oryol Region 315.3 72.6    387.9 
Ryazan Region 235.3 155.1    390.4 
Smolensk Region 231.7 200.2    431.9  
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
Tula Region 243.7 187.3    431 
Yaroslavl Region 106.5 219.5    326 
VOLGA-VYATKA AREA 
Nizhny Novgorod Region 241.9 142.8 36.7   421.4 
1Kirov Region 540.3 271.1 7.4   818.8 
Republic of Mari-El 268.6 37.3    305.9 
Republic of Mordovia 320.7 328    648.7 
Chuvash Republic 261.4 51.9    313.3 
CENTRAL CHERNOZEM AREA 
Belgorod Region 53.3 258.2    311.5 
Voronezh Region 410.8 331    741.8 
Kursk Region 268.5 132.5    401 
Lipetsk Region  54.8    54.8 
Tambov Region 365 191.6    556.6 
VOLGA AREA 
Astrakhan Region 461.3 24.6 42.1   528 
Volgograd Region 220 524    744 
Samara Region  376.4    376.4 
Penza Region 337.9 137.4 99.9   575.2 
Saratov Region 679.9 594.9 40.1   1314.9 
Ulyanovsk Region 283.6 210.4    494 
Republic of Kalmykia-Khalmg 
Tangch.   343.8 169.7    513.5 
Republic of Tatarstan  789.5    789.5 
NORTH CAUCASIAN AREA 
Krasnodar Territory 895.6 266.2    1161.8 
City of Sochi    103.3  103.3 
Republic of Adygheya 352.6 241.6    594.2 
Stavropol Territory 828.6 349.2    1177.8 
Karachai-Cherkess Republic 229.5 86.8    316.3 
Rostov Region 795.3 488.5    1283.8 
Republic of Dagestan 1491.4 575.5  447.6  2514.5  
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Kabardino-Balkar Republic 836.8 360.9    1197.7 
Republic of North Ossetia 478.8 191.5    670.3 
Ingush Republic 274.4 261.1    535.5 
Chechen Republic 94.7     94.7 
URAL AREA 
Kurgan Region 349.9 242.6    592.5 
Orenburg Region 228.3 845.3 22.7   1096.3 
Perm Region 96.7  48.2   144.9 
Komi-Permyak Autonomous 
District 109 81.8   14.6 205.4 
Sverdlovsk Region  287.2 161.1   448.3 
Chelyabinsk Region 204.3 185.2 96.5   486 
Republic of Bashkortostan  668.5 70.4   738.9 
Udmurt Republic 457.3 422    879.3 
WESTERN SIBERIAN AREA 
Altai Territory 1586.1 398.4 27.4   2011.9 
Republic of Altai  79.9 197.2   9.5 286.6 
Kemerovo Region 1202.6 395.5    1598.1 
Novosibirsk Region 264.9 78    342.9 
Omsk Region 463.6 172.7    636.3 
Tomsk Region 296.7 65.3 16.6  33.8 412.4 
Tyumen Region 594.4 37.1    631.5 
Kanty-Mansi Autonomous District 268.4    268.4 
Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District 22.3   14.4 36.7 
EASTERN SIBERIAN AREA 
Krasnoyarsk Territory  4.2 362.5  193 559.7 
Republic of Khakassia 98.4 67.9    166.3 
Taimyr Autonomous District 64.4 5   106 175.4 
Evenk Autonomous District 70.8 63.3   71.2 205.3 
Irkutsk Region 278.9 178   52 508.9  
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Ust-Ordynsky Buryat 
Autonomous District 175 48.4    223.4 
Chita Region 501.7 108.3 9.9  17 636.9 
Aginskye Buryat Autonomous 
District 81.1 26.8    107.9 
Republic of Buryatia 703.9 307.8   32.7 1044.4 
Republic of Tuva 432.8 189.2   28.5 650.5 
FAR EASTERN AREA 
Primorsky Territory 1219.7 427.5 186.7   1833.9 
Khabarovsk Territory  563.2 431   119.6 1113.8 
Jewish Autonomous Region 264.6     264.6 
Amur Region 782.1 299.9 4.8  14.8 1101.6 
Kamchatka Region 374 180.9 186  119.5 860.4 
Koryak Autonomous District 147.8 32.4   138.5 318.7 
Magadan Region 479.1 43   198 720.1 
Chukotka Autonomous District 385 143   312 840 
Sakhalin Region 460.8 189.5   120.6 770.9 
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 805.5 67.1   841 1713.6 
Kalinigrad Region 30 134.8    164.8 
TOTAL 30377.3 18302.2 2451.7 1114.4 2640 54885.6 
  
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Information on the Implementation of Federal Special-Purpose Programmes  
to be Financed out of the Fede ral Budget in 1998, million rubles  
 
Target Figures Actual Figures 
 Current Expenses   Current Expenses   Name of Programme 
State 
Investment Research 
and 
Develop-
ment Other Total State 
Investment Research 
and 
Develop-
ment Other Total  
 
% of the Target 
 1 PRESSING SOCIAL MATTERS 
1. 1. Presidential Programme "Children of 
Russia" (1998-2000) 374.50 1.20 319.00 694.70 136.30 0.80 187.00 324.10 46.70 
1. 1. 1. "Disabled Children" Programme (1998-
2000) 55.50 89.10 144.60 24.90 40.60 65.50 45.30 
1. 1. 2. "Orphaned Children" Programme (1998-
2000) 62.00 3.40 65.40 34.60 3.40 38.00 58.10 
1. 1. 3. "Chernobyl Children" Programme (1998-
2000) 70.50 25.10 95.60 29.50  25.10 54.60 57.10 
1. 1. 4. "Children of the North" Programme (1998-
2000) 67.00 17.80 84.80 7.60 7.30 14.90 17.60 
1. 1. 5. "Gifted Children" Programme (1998 - 
2000) 2.70 2.70 2.70 2.70 100.00 
1. 1. 6. "Children in Refugee and Relocated 
Families" Programme (1998- 2000) 37.70 37.70 25.00 25.00 66.40 
1. 1. 7. "Prevention of Child Neglect and Juvenile 
Delinquency" (1998 - 2000) 0.50 43.80 44.30 0.30 23.90 24.20 54.60 
1. 1. 8. "Development of Baby Food Industry" 
Programme (1998-2000) 105.60 105.60 38.00 38.00 36.00 
1. 1. 9. "Development of Social Services to 
Accommodate the Needs of Families and 
Children" Programme (1998-2000) 0.70 10.30 11.00 0.50 4.70 5.20 47.50 
1. 1.  10. "Protection of Motherhood" Programme 
(1998- 2000) 29.00 29.00 1.60 1.60 5.50 
1. 1. 11. "Development of All-Russia Children 
Centres "Orlyonok" and "Ocean" in 1996-2000" Programme 13.90 60.10 74.00 1.70 52.70 54.40 73.50 
1. 2. "Social Support for the Disabled" 
Programme (1995-1998) 25.00 4.50 100.20 129.70 7.90 2.60 3.30 13.80 10.60  
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1. 3. "Social Protection for Disabled Soldiers" 
(1997- 2000) 0.40 9.70 10.10 0.30 3.60 3.90 38.10 
1. 4. Federal Migration Programme (1998-2000) 0.10 1839.50 1839.60 0.04 1108.10 1108.10 60.20 
1. 5. "Young People of Russia" Programme 
(1998-2000) 16.80 16.80 6.00 6.00 35.80 
1. 6. "Diabetes" Programme (1997-2005) 20.50 30.30 50.80 4.00 28.20 32.20 63.40 
1. 7. "Medical and Sanitary Measures to 
Respond to the Curren t State of Nuclear 
Power Complex Development and Other 
Hazardous Manufactures in the Situation of 
Missiles Destruction and Nuclear and Chemical Disarmament, as Well as 
Conversion and Development of New 
Technologies" Programme (1997-1998) 12.90 36.5 0 49.40 4.30 4.30 8.70 
1. 8.  "Vaccination" Programme (1993- 1998) 10.00 21.70 31 .70 6.70 6.70 21.10 
1. 9.  "Priority Measures in Fighting 
Tuberculosis in Russia" (through 2000) 55.00 405.00 460.00 7.30 51.00 58.30 12.70 
1.10. "Anti-HIV/AIDS" Programme (1996-1997 
and through 2000) 29.60 29.60 2.00 2.00 6.80 
1.11. "Development of Education System" 
Programme (through 2000) 137.80 6.20 144.00 59.20 3.30 62.50 43.40 
1.12.  "The Russian Language" Programme 
(1996-2000) 1.00 1.00 0.50 0.50 53.00 
1.13. Presidential Progra mme "Development and 
Preservation of Culture and Art of the 
Russian Federation" (1997-1999) 727.00 18.70 3337.90 4083.60 330.60 10.40 1158.40 1499.40 36.70 
1.14. "Support for State Printing Trades and 
Book Publishing in Russia" Programme 
(1996-2001) 12.00 4.80 73.40 90.20 0.20 2.10 31.50 33.80 37.50 
1.15. "Development of Federally Attended 
Resorts" Programme (1996-2000) 10.00 0.10 10.10 0.10 0.10 0.60 
1.16. "Development of Caucasian Mineral Waters 
as a Specially Protected Ecological Area and Spa of the Russian Federation" 
Programme (1993-2000) 30.00 30.00 2.50 2.50 8.30  
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1.17.  "Tourism Development in the Russian 
Federation" Programme (1995-2005) 0.90 1.90 2.80 0.50 0.60 1.10 39.10 
1.18. "Development of the Elbrus Mountain Area 
of the Kabardino-Balkar Republic as an International Centre for Tourism, 
Mountaineering and Alpine Skiing" 
Programme (1996-2005) 1.00 1.00  
2 SCIENCE 
2.1. "Research and Development in Priority 
Trends of Civilian Science and Technologies" Scientific and Technological 
Programme (1996-2000) 121.00 1185.20 1306.20 49.10 597.40 646.50 49.50 
2.2. "International Th ermonuclear Reactor. 
Supporting Engineering and Technical Personnel and Research and Development" 
Scientific and Technological Programme 
(1996-1998) 41.60 41.60 0.50 24.40 24.90 59.90 
2.3.  Federal Space Programme of Russia 
(through 2000), including repayment of 
indebtedness for 1997 R&D -  408.6, other 
needs - 365.6 3021.00 649.40 3670.40 2322.40 735.80 3058.20 83.30 
2.4. Presidential Programme "State Support for 
Integration of Higher Education and Advanced Theoretical Research" (1997-
2000) 5.00 150.00 155.00 2.00 67.80 69.80 45.00 
3 FEDERAL PROGRAMMES FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC REGION DEVELOPMENT 
3.1. "State Support for Local Self-Government" 
Programme (1996-1998) 50.00 50.00 28.80 28.80 57.60 
3.2. "Economic and Social Development of the 
Republic of Mordovia" Programme (1996-2000) 25.00 11.80 132.00 168.80  12.60 4.00 28.00 44.60 26.40 
3.3. "Economic and Social Development of the 
Republic of Buryatia" Programme (1996-
2005) 3.00 38.00 41.00 3.00 16.00 19.00 46.30  
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3.4. "Development of the Economy and 
Expansion of Budgetary Potential of the 
Chuvash Republic" Programme (1997-2000) 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 100.00 
3-5. "Socio-Economic Development of the 
Republic of Kalmykia and Revival of the 
National Identity of the Kalmykian People" Programme (1997- 2005) 94.90 94.90 83.80 83.80 88.30 
3.6. "Economic and Social Development of the 
Udmurt Republic" Programme (1997-2000) 1.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 
3.7. "Socio-Economic Development of the 
Republic of North Ossetia and Alania" 
Programme (1996-2000) 97.00 97.00 0.00 55.80 55.80 57.50 
3.8. "Socio-Economic Development of the 
Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)" Programme 
(1995-2005) 5.00 65.00 70.00 5.00 35.50 40.50  57.90 
3.9. "Comprehensive Socio-Economic 
Development of Krasnodar Territory" Programme (1996-2000) 37.40 37.40 1.50 1.50  4.00 
3.9.1. "Socio-Economic Development of the 
Health-Resort City of Sochi" Programme 
(through 2010) 25.50 25.50 1.50 1.50 5.90 
3.10. "Socio-Economic Development of 
Astrakhan Region" Programme (1997-2000) 6.50 6.50 4.60 4.60 70.80 
3.11. "Socio-Economic Development of Bryansk 
Region" Programme (1998-2000) 1.10 27.90 29.00 0.00 2.00 2.00 6.90 
3.12. "Socio-Economic Development of Rostov 
Region" Programme (through 2001) 1.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 
3.13. "Socio-Economic Development of Pskov 
Region" Programme (1996-1998) 164.00 164.00 72.50 72.50 44.20 
3.14. "Preservation and Development of the 
Historical City Centre of St. Petersburg" Programme (1996-2010) 64.00 64.00 5.00 5.00 7.80  
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3.15. "Development of Smaller and Minor Cities 
of the Russian Federation in the Situation of 
the Economic Reform" Programme (1997-2005) 39.60 0.90 40.50 22.10 0.50 22.60 55.80 
3.15.1. Subprogramme "Revival, Construction 
Development, Reconstruction and 
Restoration of Smaller and Minor Russian Historical Cities" (1996-2005) 39.60 0.90 40.50 22.10 0.50 22.60  55.80 
3.16. Presidential Prog ramme "Economic and 
Social Development of the Far East and 
Trans-Baikal Regions" (1996-2005) 61.00 61.00 40.40 40.40 66.20 
3.16.1. Subprogramme "Technoecopolis 
Komsomolsk-on-Amur Solnechny" (1996-2005) 3.00 3.00 0.00 0.00  
3.17.  "Socio-Economic Development of Kuril 
Islands in the Sakhalin Region" Programme 
(1994-2000) 71.70 10.30 66.00 148.00 76.70 1.20 8.00 85.90 58.00 
3.18. "Economic and Social Development of 
Smaller Indigenous Northern Peoples" 
Programme (through 2000) 339.00 0.40 100.00 439.40 31.30 0.20 1.30 32.80 7.50 
3.19. "Socio-Economic Development and Ethnic 
and Cultural Revival of the Balkar People" 
(1996-2000) 4.40 4.40 0.00 0.00  
3.20. "Development of Socio-Economic and 
Cultural Basis for National Rehabilitation 
of Russian Germans" Programme (1997-
2006) 99.00 99.00 61.80 61.80 62.40 
4 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT 
4.1. "Housing" Programme (1993-2000) 2903.50 1.20 2904.70 1566.30 0.20 1566.50 53.90 
4.1.1. Administration of the city of 
Krasnoznamensk of  Moscow Region 50.00 50.00 1.50 1.50 3.00 
4.1.2. Administration of the city of Baikonur 
(Leninsk) - for construction of housing in the Russian Federation for dismissed or 
retired servicemen and civilian experts 70.00 70.00 50.70 50.70 72.40  
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4.1.3. housing development for certain socially 
vulnerable categories of citizens in need of 
accommodation 445.50 445.50 358.60 358.60 80.50 
4.1.4.  Rectification of the effects of the 1997 air 
crash in the city of Irkutsk 35.00 35.00 0.00 0.00  
4.1.5. provision of housing for participants in the 
rectification of the consequences of 
Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Accident 297.20 297.20 169.40 169.40 57.00 
4.1.6. housing subsidies for citizens moving from 
Far North and equivalent areas, and housing development to replace decrepit housing in 
the Baikal-Amur Main Line Area 1200.00 1200.00 789.50 789.50 65.80 
4.1.7. completion of building works in the Youth 
Housing Complex (free volunteer labour in building works in exchange for free 
housing) which began before January 1992 103.80 103.80 46.90 46.90 45.20 
4.1.8. re-accommodation of citizens residing in 
decrepit houses in the Baikal-Amur Main Line Area 13.00 13.00 7.90 7.90 60.80 
4.1.9. housing subsidies to refugees and relocated 
persons 15.90 15.90 0.20 0.20 1.30 
4.1.10. housing development in rural areas 270.30 270.30 104.20 104.20 38.50 
4.1.11. Presidential Programme "Housing 
Development in the Territory of the Russian 
Federation to Accommodate Persons 
Moving from the Far North and Equivalent 
Areas" (1993-2005) 102.80 102.80 37.50 37.50 36.50 
4.1.12. "Own Home" Programme (1997-2000) (on 
condition of repayment) 300.00 0.90 300.90 0.00 0.50 0.50 0.20 
4.1.12.1. Rosagropromstroi - to fund the creation of 
production capacities for housing development in rural areas (on condition of 
repayment) 500.00 500.00 150.00 150.00 30.00 
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5.1.  "State Support for Public Natural 
Reservations and National Parks" 
Programme 15.50 3.20 96.10 114.80 3.40 2.10 70.80 76.30 66.50 
5.2. "Environmental Rehabilitation of the Volga 
River and Its Tributaries, Restoration and 
Prevention of Deterioration of Natural 
Complexes in the Volga Basin" ("The Volga Revival" 1999-2010) Programme 24.90 17.70 42.60  12.80 7.90 20.70 48.60 
5.3. "Protection of the Lake Baikal and Frugal 
Use of the Natural Resources of Its Basin" 
Programme (1995-2000) 3.50 2.00 5.50 0.90 0.90 16.30 
5.4. "Unfavourable Climate Change and 
Consequential Damage Prevention" Programme (1997-2000) 5.00 5.00 1.30 1.30 25.90 
5.5. "Creation of a Uniform Public Automated 
Control System in Respect of the Radiation 
Levels Across the Territory of the Russian Federation" Programme ("EGASCRO") 
(1997-2002) 3.00 4.60 7.60 2.00 2.00 26.50 
5.6. "Development of the System of Hydro-
Meteorological Support for the Economy of the Russian Federation" Programme (1994-
1996 and through 2000) 12.20 27.00 472.90 512.10 17.80 418.80 436.60 85.30 
5.7.  "State-of-the-art Mapping and Land-
Surveying Technologi es in the Russian 
Federation (1994-1995 and through 2000) 4.80 3.50 38.70 47.00 2.40 38.70 41.10 87.50 
5.8. "Protection of Populated Areas, Facilities of 
Economic Significance, Agricultural and 
Other Valuable Lands in Primorsky 
Territory" Programme (1995-2000) 31.00 6.50 37.50 22.00 1.50 23.50  62.70 
5.9. "Protection and Improvement of the 
Populated Areas and Agricultural Lands 
Undermined by Krasnodar Reservoir" 
Programme (1993-2000) 13.50 13.50 5.00 5.00 37.00  
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5.10. "Solving the Social, Economic and 
Environmental Problems Related to the 
Caspian Water Rise" Programme ("The Caspian" (1996-2000)) 49.00  2.00 51.00 43.10 1.10 44.20 86.80 
5.11. "Environmental Rehabilitation and Public 
Health Protection in Tula Region" 
Programme (1993-1998) 1.80 11.00 12.80 0.50 0.50 3.90 
5.12. "Socio-Cultural Development of Tver 
Region (The Great Watershed Territories) 
(1993-2000) as Part of the  "Economic and 
Social Development of Tver Region" Programme (1998-2005) 0.90 0.90 0.90 0.90 100.00 
5.13. "Rehabilitation of Environmental and 
Public Health in Orenburg Region" 
Programme (1996-2000) 2.70 1.40 7.00 11.10 0.40 0.60 1.30 2.30 20.90 
5.14. "Social and Economic Rehabilitation and 
Public Health Protection in Samara Region" Programme (1997-2010) 5.00 1.00 6.00 0.00 0.50 0.50 7.50 
5.15. "Social and Economic Rehabilitation and 
Public Health Protection in the Town of 
Chapaevsk, Samara Region" Programme (1997-2000) 3.00 3.60 6.60 1.00 0.20 1.20 18.20 
5.16. "Urgent measures to Improve the 
Environmental, Sanitary, Epidemiological 
and Public Health Situation in the Town of 
Bratsk, Irkutsk Region" Programme 
("Bratsk Ecology") (1994-2000) 6.10 49.90 56.00 0.00 17.00 17.00 30.40 
5.17. "Rehabilitation of Environmental and 
Public Health in the City of Nizhny Tagil, 
Sverdlovsk Region" Programme 9.20 9.20 0.00 0.00  
5.18. "Rehabilitation of Environmental and 
Public Health in the City of Cherepovets" 
Programme (1997-2000) 3.00 3.00 0.00 0.00  
5.19.  "Waste Products" Programme (1996-2000) 3.00 8.80 11.80 0.00 3.90 3.90 33.00  
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6 RECTIFICATION OF AFTERMATH OF ACCIDENTS AND CATASTROPHES 
6.1.  "Protection of the Population of the 
Russian Federation Against Damage 
Consequential to Chernobyl Disaster"  190.70 17.50 208.20 113.40 17.50 130.90 62.90 
6.2. "Social Rehabilitation and Treatment for 
Radiation Sickness of the Ural Population 
and Ecological Rehabilitation of Areas 
Damaged Due to the Operations of Production Association "Mayak"" 
Programme (through 2000) 59.20 17.40 76.60 44.80 17.40 62.20 81.20 
6.3. "Rehabilitation of the Population and Socio-
Economic Development of Areas of Altai 
Territory Exposed to Radiation as a Result of the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Tests" 
Programme (1994-2000) 32.50 4.10 36.60  18.70 4.10 22.80 62.30 
6.4. "Medical and Soci al Assistance to the 
Population and Sanitary and Hygienic Rehabilitation of the Populated Areas of the 
Republic of Altai Exposed to Radiation as a 
Result of Semipalatinsk Nuclear Tests Programme (1996-1997 and through 2000) 9.60 5.50 15.10 1.40 5.50 6.90 45.80 
6.5. "Disposal of Radioactive Waste and 
Exhaust Nuclear Materials, Their 
Utilisation and Burial" Programme (1996-2005). 32.00 58.60 90.60 10.50 34.30 44.80 49.50 
6.6. Presidential Programme "Russian Chemical 
Arsenal Destruction" (1995-2009) 500.00 500.00 158.90 158.90 31.80 
6.7. "Earthquake-Proofing of Facilities of 
Economic Significance in Kamchatka 
Region" ("Earthquake Protection") (1995-1999) 99.80 5.00 10.00 114.80 14.60 2.10 5.00 21.70 18.90 
6.8. "Development of the Federal System of 
Seismological Monitoring and Earthquake 
Forecast" Programme 13.10 13.10  
6.9. "Fire Safety and Social Protection" 
Programme (1995-2000) 1.00 58.90 59.90 0.10 0.10 0.20  
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6.10. "Improvement of the All-Russia Emergency 
Health Service" (1997-2001) 8.00 8.50 78.60 95.10 1.00 1.90 5.00 7.90 8.30 
7 ALL-FEDERATION PROGRAMMES 
7.1. "Statistics Reform" Programme (1997-
2000) 2.00 6.70 8.70 3.80 3.80 43.70 
7.2. "Improvement of Ritual Services to the 
Population" (1993-2000) 1.70 0.20 1.90 0.10 0.10 4.30 
8 CRIME-PREVENTION PROGRAMMES 
8.1. "Reinforcement of  Crime-Prevention" 
Programme (1998-2000) 102.50 1147.70 1250.20 65.50 480.00 545.50 43.60 
8.2. "Employment Options for Criminals 
Sentenced to Imprisonment" (through 2000)1.00 11.40 12.40 1.30 1.30 10.50 
8.3. "Building and Reconstruction of Trial 
Centres and Prisons of the Internal Ministry 
of the Russian Federation, as well as 
Housing Development to Accommodate 
Employees of the Above Institutions" 
Programme (through 2000) 70.00 70.00 26.40 26.40 37.70 
9 MAIN BRANCHES OF ECONOMY AND INFRASTRUCTURE 
9.1. "Restructuring and Conversion of Defence 
Industry" Programme (1998-2000) 873.00 689.00 1480.20 3042.20 277.30 66.80 344.00 11.30 
9.1.1. conversion of  Russian Space Agency 
enterprises  38.60 38.60 15.20 1.90 17.10 44.30 
9.1.2. conversion of enterprises formerly 
associated with chemical weapons 
production 20.00 20.00 0.00  
9.1.3. creation of technologies and ways of 
disposal of weapons and materiel 20.00 20.00 0.00  
9.2. Presidential Progra mme "Development of 
Russian Civil Aircraft" (through 2000) 616.30 20.20 636.50 274.90 274.90 43.20 
9.3. Presidential Programme "Russian 
Shipyards" (1996-2000) 153.70 153.70 60.30 60.30 39.20 
9.4. Presidential Progra mme "Development of 
Russian Electronics" (1994-2000) 245.80 245.80 99.20 99.20 40.30 
9.5. "Fuel and Energy" Programme (1996-2000) 452.50 45.80  0.40 498.70 130.40 24.90 0.30 155.60 31.20  
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9.5.1. Subprogramme "Nuclear Power Plant 
Safety" - Bilibino NPP (Chukotka 
Autonomous District) (1996-2000) 40.80 40.80 25.00 17.70 42.70 104.70 
9.6. "Gasification of Russia" Programme (1996-
2001) 30.00 30.00 2.10 2.10 7.00 
9.7. "Revival of the Russian Merchant Fleet" 
(1993-2000) 143.50 9.60 153.10 146.30 5.00 151.30  98.90 
9.8. Presidential Programme "Inland Waterways 
of Russia" (1996-2000) 200.00 572.40 772.40 28.70 488.10 516.80 66.90 
9.9. "Development and Manufacture of a New 
Generation of Passenger Rolling Stock by Russian Enterprises" (1996-2005) 16.00 16.00  
9.10. "Development of Urban Bus, Trolley Bus 
and Tram Manufacture in the Russian 
Federation" Programme ("Passenger 
Vehicle Development") (1993-2000) 14.70 2.00 16.70 0.20 0.80 1.00 6.20 
9.11. "Traffic Safety Reinforcement" Programme 
(1996-1998) 1.80 9.70 11.50 1.30 3.00 4.30 37.20 
9.12. Presidential Progra mme "Russian Roads" 
(1995-2000)  
9.!3. "Development of Postal Communications in 
the Russian Federation" (1994-2005) 27.10 27.10  
9.14. Presidential Programme "Creation of 
Communications, TV and Radio Broadcasting Facilities" (1997-2005) 113.30 113.30 46.50 46.50 41.10 
9.15. "Use of Global Navigational Satellite 
System "GLONASS" for Needs of 
Individual Users" Programme (1997-2001) 5.70 5.70 2.30 2.30 40.40 
9.16. Presidential Progr amme "Creation and 
Development of a Special-Purpose Information System for the Purposes of 
State Authorities (ITCS Programme, 
Governmental Communications) (1996-2000) 10.00 10.00 3.00 3.00 30.00 
9.17.  "State Protection of Machine Tool 
Manufacture" Programme (1993-1998) 2.10 2.60 4.70 3.00 1.10 4.10 87.40  
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9.18. "Russian Metallurgical Industry Sources of 
Ore and Raw Materials" Programme 
("Ore") (1997-2005) 38.00 38.00 1.00 1.00 2.60 
9.19. "Retooling and Development of Russian 
Metallurgy" Programme (1993-2000) 23.00 23.00 2.80 2.80 12.20 
9.20. "Extraction, Production and Use of Lithium 
and Beryllium. Development of Tantalum, 
Niobium and Tin Production by Enterprises of the Ministry of Atomic Energy of 
Russia" (1997-2012) 3.00 3.00  
9.21. "Mineral Resources and Resources of Raw 
Materials in the Russian Federation" 
Programme (1994-2000) 3222.00 3222.00 1360.00 1360.00 42.20 
9.21.1. "Exploration of the Lower Angara River 
Area in Krasnoyarsk Territory" Programme 
(1997-2005) 241.60 241.60  
9.22. "Industrial Biotechnology Development" 
Programme (1996-2000) 2.00 3.90 5.90 1.70 1.70 28.80 
9.23. Innovation Programme "Certification and 
Metrology" (1992-1998) 12.00 3.70 15.70 8.20 2.00 10.20  65.20 
9.24. Presidential Progra mme "Development and 
Application of Dual-Use Technologies" 
("Special Chemistry") (1996-1999) 25.00 25.00 1.20 1.20 4.80 
9.25. Presidential Programme "National 
Technology Base" (1996-2005) 27.00 14.70 41.70 5.00 5.00 12.00 
9.25.1. conceptual development of a special-
purpose Federal Programme "Development of Aerospace and Other Transportation 
Cryogenics"  5.00 5.00 0.00 5.00 5.00  
9.26. "Russian Engineering Network of 
Innovative Technologies" ("Engineering Network of Russia") (1996-1998) 1.00 1.00   
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9.27. "Development and Establishment of 
Competitive Commer cial Chemical 
Production to Implement Economic Development Priorities and Reduce Man-
Induced Impact on the Environment" 
Programme 57.00 3.00 60.00 5.70 2.00 7.70 12.80 
10 AGRO-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX, FORESTRY AND FISHERY 
10.1. "Stabilisation and Development of Agro-
Industrial Production in the Russian 
Federation" (1996-2000) 96.90 121.80 3212.80 3431.50 4.00 54.50 837.30 895.80  26.10 
10.1.1. "Enhancement of Fertility of Russian Soils" 
Programme ("Fertility") (1993-2000) 9.00 2374.80 2383.80 4.10 730.20 734.30 30.80 
10.1.1.1. "Russian Hop- Plant" Programme (1996-
2000) 20.00 20.00  
10.1.2. "Creation of an Automated Land Registry 
Maintenance System" Programme (1996-
2000) 708.00 708.00 107.10 107.10 15.10 
10.1.3. "Mechanical Engin eering for Russian Agro-
Industrial Sector" Programme 4.90 49.90 54.80 26.70 26.70 48.70 
10.1.4. "Private and Cooperative Farming 
Development" Programme (1996-2000) 130.00 130.00  
10.1.5. "Russian Flax Industry Development" 
Programme (1996-2000) 92.00 62.90 154.90 4.00 27.50 31.50 20.30 
10.2.  Russian Forests" Programme (1997-2000) 859.50 859.50 632.70 632.70 73.60 
10.3. "Wood Industry Development in the 
Russian Federation" (1996-2005) 80.00 52.60 132.60 0.00 24.80 24.80  18.70 
10.4. "Protection of Forests Against Fires" 
Programme (1993-1998) 93.00 994.40  1087.40 26.40 732.00 758.40 69.70 
10.5.  "Fish Industry Development in the Russian 
Federation" Programme ("Fish") (through 
2000) 626.80 626.80 235.10 235.10 37.50 
11 FOREIGN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 
11.1. "Russian Customs Service Development" 
Programme (1996-1997 and through 2000) 1139.40 1139.40  
 TOTAL: 8019.4 6752.30 22564.40 37336.10 3123.80 4010.60 9316.30 16450.70 44.10 
  
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Information on Types of Support for Industrial En terprises and Organisations Provided out of the  
Budgets of the Russian Federati on Regions in 1998, million rubles  
 
 
  
 
No.  
  
 
Name of the Russian 
Federation Region Support for Industrial 
Enterprises and 
Organisations 
Through Direct 
Transfers from the 
Budgets of Russian 
Federation Regions 
(Form 1) (See 
respective 
Addendum) Loans (Credits) to 
Industrial Enterprises 
and Organisations 
Funded out of the 
Budgets of Russian 
Federation Regions 
(Form 2) (See 
respective 
Addendum) Tax Subsidies (Tax Holidays 
and/or Exemptions from 
Payments to Budgets of All 
Levels as well as to Social and 
Territorial Funds; Investment 
Tax Credits; Preferential Tax 
Rates) Granted to Industrial 
Enterprises and Organisations" 
(Form 3) (See respective 
Addendum) Tariff 
Benefits for 
Industrial 
Enterprises 
and 
Organisa-
tions (Form 
4) (See 
respective 
Addendum)  
  
 
Total 
 1 2 3 4 5 6 
1 Aginskoye Buryat 
Autonomous District 0.28 0 0 0 0.28 
2 Altai Territory 0 1.786 4.68 46.52 52.98 
3 Amur Region 0 0.008 46.49 0 46.50 
4 Arkhangelsk Region 0.01 2.187 22.69 0.07 24.95 
5 Astrakhan Region 20.01 0 3.78 0 23.79 
6 Belgorod Region 0 0.446 1.14 0.41 1.99 
7 Bryansk Region 15.30 56.199 4.36 0 75.86 
8 Vladimir Region 849.93 0 5.83 0 855.75 
9 Volgograd Region 0 1.741 143.29 0 145.03 
10 Vologda Region 0.25 0.5 9.35  0 10.10 
11 Voronezh Region 0.40 0 68.39 0 68.79 
12 Jewish Autonomous Region 0 0 0 0 0 
13 Ivanovo Region 7.63 0 1.99 0 9.62 
14 Irkutsk Region 0.84  6.2 3.73 0 10.77 
15 Kaliningrad Region 0 0 11.75 0 11.75 
16 Kamchatka Region 0 0.23 1.43 0 1.66 
17 Kabardino-Balkar Republic 66.85 0 94.20 0 161.05 
18 Kaluga Region 0.23 0.09 2.32 0 2.65 
19 Karachai-Cherkess Republic 0.01 0 1.44 0 1.45 
20 Kemerovo Region 52.76 9.96 0.60 0.22 63.54  
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21 Kirov Region 2.87 0.58 7.53 0 10.98 
22 Komi-Permyak Autonomous 
District 2.90 0 2.69 0 5.59 
23 Koryakian Autonomous 
District * * * * * 
24 Kostroma Region 1.985 0.04 4.28 0 6.31 
25 Krasnodar Territory 0 0.12 3.17 1.37 4.66 
26 Krasnoyarsk Territory 0.93 2.93 53.14 0 57.00 
27 Kurgan Region 0.28 0.38 45.51 0 46.17 
28 Kursk Region 6.88 0.25 3.42 0.24 10.79 
29 Leningrad Region 0.28 15.87 8.89 0 25.03 
30 Lipetsk Region * * * * * 
31 Magadan Region 0.01 3.18 2.34  17.28 22.80 
32 Murmansk Region 32.68 0 7.33 0 40.02 
33 City of Moscow 0.02 0.474 1.29 0.04 1.83 
34 Moscow Region 0 0 53.38 0 53.38 
35 Nizhny Novgorod Region 0.03 0 0 0 0.03 
36 Novosibirsk Region 0.99 1.07 29.11 15.28 46.44 
37 Nenets Autonomous District 1.829 0 0 0 1.83 
38 Novgorod Region  0.54 0.11 3398.69 0 3399.34 
39 Omsk Region 104.55 0.06 0.12  0 104.74 
40 Orenburg Region 0 0.03 64.60 0 64.62 
41 Oryol Region 0 0 8.52 0 8.52 
42 Penza Region 0 0 23.33 0 23.33 
43 Perm Region 14.27  1.60 173.99 0 189.86 
44 Primorye Territory 21.18 0.73 53.74 70.97 146.62 
45 Pskov Region 0 0  7.17 0 7.17 
46 Republic of Adygheya 0 0 28.96 0 28.96 
47 Republic of Altai 0 0 0 0 0.00 
48 Republic of Bashkortostan 0 4.31 72.61 0 76.92 
49 Republic of Buryatia 0 1.50 300.38 0 301.88 
50 Republic of Dagestan 0 2.07 10.59 0.42 13.08 
51 Ingush Republic 0 6.00 0 0 6.00 
52 Republic of Kalmykia 0 0 2.53 0.08 2.61 
53 Republic of Karelia 0 0 51.91 0 51.91  
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54 Komi Republic 215.70 0 28.27  0 243.97 
55 Republic of Mari-El 5.12 0.00 1.33 2.03 8.49 
56 Republic of Mordovia 0 0.31 1.81 11.71 13.83 
57 Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) 8.47 3.03 258.70 0 270.20 
58 Republic of North Ossetia-
Alania 0 0.43 0 0 0.43 
59 Republic of Tatarstan * * * * * 
60 Republic of Tyva 0.03 0.23 0 0 0.25 
61 Republic of Khakassia 0 0 33.38 0.019 33.40 
62 Rostov Region * * * * * 
63 Ryazan Region 0.18 0.24 22.53 0 22.95 
64 Samara Region 162.72 37.39 63.66 0 263.77 
65 City of St.Petersburg 0 0 6889.01 0 6889.01 
66 Saratov Region 0.32 0.681 40.38 0 41.38 
67 Sakhalin Region 46.28 0 14.56 0 60.84 
68 Sverdlov Region 19.05 17.17 233.95 0 270.17 
69 Smolensk Region 4.79  0.03 0 0 4.82 
70 Stavropol Territory 0 3.84 59.65 0 63.49 
71 Taimyr Autonomous District * * * * * 
72 Tambov Region 0 0.03 9.08 0 9.11 
73 Tver Region 0.18 0.49 3.32 0.26 4.26 
74 Tomsk Region 0.20 1.79 360.82 299.50 662.30 
75 Tula Region 0 0 20.83 0 20.83 
76 Tyumen Region 0 0 0 0 0.00 
77 Udmurt Republic 1.00 0.03 20.73 0 21.75 
78 Ulyanovsk Region 10.05 0 15.64 0 25.69 
79 Ust-Ordynsk Autonomous 
District 0.01 0 0 0 0.01 
80 Khabarovsk Territory 39.14 0 0 0 39.14 
81 Khanty-Mansi Autonomous 
District  2.35 14.02 3085.78 0 3102.15 
82 Chelyabinsk Region 0 0 1.26 40.12 41.38 
83 Chechen Republic * * * * * 
84 Chita Region 0.01 20.66 0 0 20.66 
85 Chuvash Republic 31.02 0 8.10 0 39.12  
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86 Chukotka Autonomous 
District * * * * * 
87 Evenk Autonomous District 0 0.156 0 0 0.16 
88 Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous 
District 84.21 0.90 0 0 85.11 
89 Yaroslavl Region 56.17 0.00 19.81 0.71 76.68 
  TOTAL  1893.71 222.03 16039.26 507.24 18662.23 
 
The following conventional signs stand for the following meanings as used herein: 
* - no information was provided; 0 - this type of support was not provided  
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Main Purposes of Subsidies Granted out of the Budgets of the Russian Federation Regions  
 
 Purpose of Subsidies Total Subsidies, million rubles % 
1 Implementation of the Conversion Programme 248.18 1.33 
2 Investment Projects 621.10 3.33 
3 Changeover to New Product 408.71 2.19 
4 Increase of Efficiency of Output 1596.92 8.56 
5 Competitive Production Output 397.12 2.13 
6 Financial Rehabilitation of Enterprises 4767.56 25.55 
7 Property, Plant and Equipment De velopment of Enterprises 81.18 0.44 
8 Compensation of Losses to Enterprises 2665.10 14.28 
9 Support for Small Businesses 17.09 0.09 
10 Social Issues 6295.80 33.74 
11 Working Capital Injections for Enterprises 413.70 2.22 
12 Retooling of Enterprises 187.03 1.00 
13 Fuel Procurement 931.41 4.99 
14 Other 31.29 0.17 
 TOTAL 18662.23 100% 
 
  
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The Structure of the Distribution of Regional Subsid ies Among Industrial Enterprises by Branches of Economy  
 
No. Name of the Branch Total Subsidies, million rubles % 
1 Electric Power Industry 95.29 0.51 
2 Fuel Industry 1888.81 10.12 
3 Transport 400.88 2.15 
4 Ferrous Metallurgy 137.48 0.74 
5 Non-Ferrous Metallurgy 153.18 0.82 
6 Chemical and Petrochemical Industry 175.76 0.94 
7 Mechanical Engineering and Metal-Processing 6887.93 36.91 
8 Wood, Timber-Processing and Cellulo id and Paper Industry 29.68 0.16 
9 Construction Materials Pr oducing Industry 396.68 2.13 
10 Glass, Porcelain and Faience Industry  62.90 0.34 
11 Light Industry 151.00 0.81 
12 Food Industry 1020.84 5.47 
13 Medical Industry 3.99 0.02 
14 Printing Industry 3.99 0.02 
15 Jewellery Industry 11.24 0.06 
16 Forestry 223.22 1.20 
17 Fish Industry 17.37 0.09 
18 Construction Development 1444.92 7.74 
19 Trade and Public Catering 6.28 0.03 
20 Communications 23.33 0.12 
21 Procurement 18.13 0.10 
22 Housing, Utilities and Consumer Services  1419.70 7.61 
23 Geology and Subsoil Prospecting 316.40 1.70 
 24 Mining Industry 144.09 0.77 
25 Microbiological Industry 1.86 0.01 
26 Management, Research Institutions , Public Organisations 24.59 0.13 
27 Other 3602.69 19.30 
 TOTAL: 18662.23 100% 
 
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