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Key Results in 2022
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Funding for national projects in 27 towns and cities where ROSATOM operates increased by 37%
(RUB 7.856 billion).
22 towns and cities were assigned an urban environment quality rating indicating a favourable urban
environment.
The level of satisfaction of local residents with medical care provided to them stood at 61% (2021: 36%);
Investments by PDA residents grew to RUB 75.9 billion.
The number of new jobs to be created was projected at 9,397.
Key Events in 2022
ROSATOM established its representative offices in federal districts in order to promote the Corporation's
civilian products on regional markets.
As part of industry-wide social initiatives, organisational and methodological support was provided for
more than 350 events.
Eight nuclear towns and cities won the 6th National Competition for the Best Projects to Create a
Comfortable Urban Environment.
GRI 3-3 4.1. DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES
Given the scale of its operations in Russia and abroad, the
Corporation recognises its responsibility towards a wide
range of stakeholders for protecting the environment,
ensuring industrial and radiation safety, ensuring the
safety and protecting the health of employees in the
nuclear industry, contractors and the general public,
and for operating in a manner promoting long-term
sustainable development in its regions of operation.
The operations of ROSATOM's largest organisa-
tions determine the social and economic climate
in towns and cities where nuclear power plants
are located, in closed administrative and territo-
rial formations (CATFS) and priority development
areas (PDAs). Therefore, the Corporation attach-
es great importance to improving the quality of
life in nuclear towns and cities, promoting effec-
tive communication and cooperation with gov-
ernments at all levels and with local communities,
maintaining the talent pipeline and encouraging investments.
One of the key sustainable development objectives for ROSATOM and its organisations is to drive systematic
improvement in the standard of living of employees and their families by promoting social and economic
development in the regions where nuclear facilities are located.
Initiatives focused on the development of nuclear towns and cities are implemented by ROSATOM's
Department for Liaison with Regions (hereinafter referred to as the Department).
Key objectives of the Department are:
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To coordinate the activities and enable effective cooperation between the Department and civil society
organisations, governments and the relevant departments of organisations operating in nuclear towns
and cities;
To involve civil society organisations and local
governments in joint initiatives aimed at creating a
favourable social and political climate in the regions
where nuclear facilities are located, matching a new
stage in the development of the nuclear industry; to
switch from the policy of control to cooperation.
The performance of the Department is assessed annually
Unified Industry Policy on
Sustainable Development of
ROSATOM and Its Organisations:
on the basis of KPI targets. The assessment is conducted by ROSATOM's Director General. In 2022,
all KPI targets were achieved.
GRI 3-3 4.2. CONTRIBUTION TO THE IMPLEMENTATION
OF NATIONAL PROJECTS
In 2022, ROSATOM continued to support the participation of nuclear towns and cities in national and
federal projects aimed at implementing Decree No. 474 of the President of the Russian Federation dated
21 July 2020 on the National Development Goals of the Russian Federation until 2030.
ROSATOM continues to provide methodological support to the towns and cities in order to increase the
efficiency of their participation in the implementation of national projects.
In 2022, a practical workshop involving experts of the Institute for Urban Economics Foundation was held
in order to inform municipal administrations about ongoing changes at the federal level which are relevant
to the national projects. As part of the workshop, an updated methodology for the participation of towns
and cities in the implementation of national and federal projects was presented. In addition, illustrations
were provided of changes in the regulatory framework which had been implemented or were scheduled
for implementation and which affected the municipalities.
In 2022, total funding for national projects in 27 of ROSATOM's host towns and cities increased by 37%
year on year.
Total funding of national projects in ROSATOM's host towns and cities,
RUB million
3,532.82
7,856.31
7,667.01
5,741.43
4,669.49
4,251.96
ราชา
1,190.95
2019
2020
2,518.03
Including capital investment
2021
Total
2022
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