Khabarovsk's Social Contract Program Empowers 4300 Citizens in 2025
In 2025, the Khabarovsk region's social contract program has seen remarkable participation and success. Over 4300 individuals have engaged with the initiative, with nearly 415 million rubles allocated for its implementation. The program, designed to support entrepreneurial activity, job placement, and personal subsidiary farming, has already helped hundreds of citizens improve their livelihoods.
To qualify for a social contract, candidates must first pass an entrepreneurial skills test. This ensures that beneficiaries are equipped with the necessary tools to succeed in their chosen venture. The program offers several pathways to apply, including the Gosuslugi portal, multifunctional centers, and in-person at social support centers. Beneficiaries can also apply for a social deposit through the Gosuslugi portal.
The Khabarovsk region's social contract program has shown impressive results. Since its inception, it has helped 612 citizens start their own business, 550 find employment, 193 navigate challenging life situations, and 231 establish and maintain personal subsidiary farms. The program's duration varies depending on the contract type, ranging from 6 to 12 months. It is open to families and single individuals with an average per capita income below the regional subsistence minimum, currently set at 21,634 rubles.
As of early 2025, 1568 social contracts have been signed, with 47 going to participants of a special military operation. The initiative's success can be attributed to its accessibility and comprehensive support, empowering residents to improve their economic status and overall well-being.
The Khabarovsk region's social contract program has proven to be a vital tool for economic empowerment and social support. With over 4300 participants and nearly 415 million rubles invested, the program has helped hundreds of citizens start businesses, find jobs, and overcome challenging life situations. As the program continues to grow and evolve, it is expected to play an increasingly significant role in the region's economic and social development.
