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This Was Discussed at the Council of Chairmen of Representative Bodies at the Duma of the Khabarovsk Territory 4/3/2020 Законодательство о малочисленных народах надо совершенствовать | Восток-Медиа News Analytics Interviews Opinions Cards Ratings Tests Persons Video Primorsky Krai Vostok-Media FISH Khabarovsk Krai Exclusive Search Plots: Coronavirus Exclusive National Projects 2019-2024 Found a typo Thanks! Message sent. Ваш комментарий Submit The legislation on small nations needs to be improved March 20, 2012, 09:06 Society This was discussed at the Council of Chairmen of Representative Bodies at the Duma of the Khabarovsk Territory KHABAROVSK. 20th of March. VOSTOK-MEDIA - The role of the representative bodies of the municipalities of the Khabarovsk Territory in the implementation of the legislation on indigenous peoples was discussed at a meeting of the Council of Chairmen of the representative bodies of city districts and municipal districts under the Legislative Duma of the Khabarovsk Territory. As the press service of the Legislative Duma reminded, the question of the role of the Meetings and Councils of Deputies in the implementation of the legislation on indigenous peoples was first considered at an away meeting of the Council in Amursk in December 2010. Dmitry Rosenkov, Chairman of the Committee on Social and Economic Development of the Region, reported on the progress of its implementation. He noted that the representative bodies of urban districts and municipal regions of the region continue to interact with public organizations of indigenous minorities of the regional and district levels. In the Khabarovsk Territory, such an organization is the Regional Public Association “Association of Indigenous Minorities of the North of the Khabarovsk Territory”. It consists of 7 district and city public organizations of the indigenous peoples and 10 branches of the Association, with the exception of Bikinsky and Vyazemsky districts, It is noted that significant advances are being made in the development of municipal-private partnerships in the field of traditional nature management and traditional economic activities of indigenous peoples. So, in the Amur municipal district, the national communities of the villages Achan, Juen, Ommi participate in the creation of a tourist cluster in the district. In recent years, other forms of cooperation have been developed. As an example, at the meeting, it was announced that a direct agreement on social and economic cooperation between the Polymetal company and the public organization of the peoples of the North of the Amur Region was concluded. The subject of the agreement is projects aimed at targeted support of the indigenous population, including issues of health care, education, culture, traditional crafts and crafts. The amount of financing was determined in the amount of 500 thousand rubles; at the expense of these funds, five projects were implemented in 2011. The same agreement, but already with support of 600 thousand rubles for the implementation of 7 projects, was signed for 2012. Social partnership agreements and agreements were also concluded between the Okhotsk branch of the Association of Indigenous Minorities of the North of the Khabarovsk Territory and the Okhotsk Mining and Geological Company, OJSC Dallesprom and the regional public organization Association of Indigenous Minorities of the North of the Khabarovsk Territory. Council members noted that such experience deserves to be disseminated in other regions of the region. In 2011, a package of documents was developed and sent to the relevant federal bodies in the form of proposals to improve federal regulatory legal acts on fisheries, harvesting and collection of non-timber, food forest resources, medicinal plants, the formation of territories of traditional nature management and determining the mode of their functioning, assigning Russian citizens Federation to indigenous peoples. Summing up the results of the Council, its participants noted that work in this direction should be continued. https://vostokmedia.com/news/society/20-03-2012/zakonodatelstvo-o-malochislennyh-narodah-nado-sovershenstvovat 1/8 4/3/2020 Законодательство о малочисленных народах надо совершенствовать | Восток-Медиа Photo http://club-rf.ru/upload/iblock/d3b/d3baa6d26de6448773e8b93de57d028a.jpg лз Plots: Khabarovsk Territory Found a typo in the text? Select it and press ctrl + enter 0 0 0 Comments 0 Best for Week month It turned out who will work during the non-working week House, cottage, children. Oleg Kozhemyako recorded a video message to the Primorye More than 450 people returned from Phuket to Primorye Russia will completely close its borders because of the coronavirus. But not for everyone “In complete isolation”: hundreds of people went on vacation to Russky Island How much the state earns on "riders" https://vostokmedia.com/news/society/20-03-2012/zakonodatelstvo-o-malochislennyh-narodah-nado-sovershenstvovat 2/8 4/3/2020 Законодательство о малочисленных народах надо совершенствовать | Восток-Медиа Full list of countries closed to Russians due to coronavirus published Коронавирус в Приморье: специалисты предоставили новые данные Путин рассказал, когда закончится коронавирус в России Нерабочая неделя: что должны знать жители Приморья Read also Non-working week: what residents of Primorye should know Putin told when the coronavirus in Russia will end "Broke the whole body." Primorsky believe that they have long been ill with coronavirus Sport “Once at Kung Fu Panda, I From ski to biathlon 3. was torn apart.” Dziuba Candidates for the answered the questions of transition - Spitsov, Maltsev Kandelaki and Chervotkin News smi2.ru https://vostokmedia.com/news/society/20-03-2012/zakonodatelstvo-o-malochislennyh-narodah-nado-sovershenstvovat 3/8 4/3/2020 Законодательство о малочисленных народах надо совершенствовать | Восток-Медиа Photo: Vostok-Media It turned out where the coronavirus patient who died in Primorye flew from Today, 17:02 Society The first details appeared about a man diagnosed with coronavirus, who today, April 3, died in Vladivostok. He was not abroad, flew from Moscow. As Vostok-Media learned, the man was 52 years old. He was not abroad; he returned from Moscow a month ago. The man fell ill on March 20 and was treated at home for some time. He was hospitalized on March 26 at the Vladivostok Clinical Hospital No. 4 with community- acquired pneumonia. The result was received on March 29 in the evening. In the ward with him were 6 people. All were hospitalized in Vladivostok Clinical Hospital No. 2 on the same day, that is, March 29th. Recall that today it became known about the death of the first patient in Primorye with a diagnosis of coronavirus. The head of the region, Oleg Kozhemyako, expressed his condolences to the relatives and relatives of the man. In total, the diagnosis of coronavirus was confirmed 7 times in the province. In 2 cases, it was possible to defeat the disease and discharge the patients. Plots: Coronavirus , Primorsky Territory Found a typo in the text? Select it and press ctrl + enter 0 0 0 Comments 0 Best for Week month It turned out who will work during the non-working week House, cottage, children. Oleg Kozhemyako recorded a video message to the Primorye More than 450 people returned from Phuket to Primorye Russia will completely close its borders because of the coronavirus. But not for everyone “In complete isolation”: hundreds of people went on vacation to Russky Island Сколько государство зарабатывает на «гонщиках» https://vostokmedia.com/news/society/20-03-2012/zakonodatelstvo-o-malochislennyh-narodah-nado-sovershenstvovat 4/8 4/3/2020 Законодательство о малочисленных народах надо совершенствовать | Восток-Медиа Опубликован полный список стран, закрытых для россиян из-за коронавируса Коронавирус в Приморье: специалисты предоставили новые данные Путин рассказал, когда закончится коронавирус в России Нерабочая неделя: что должны знать жители Приморья Read also Non-working week: what residents of Primorye should know Putin told when the coronavirus in Russia will end "Broke the whole body." Primorsky believe that they have long been ill with coronavirus Sport “Once at Kung Fu Panda, I From ski to biathlon 3. was torn apart.” Dziuba Candidates for the answered the questions of transition - Spitsov, Maltsev Kandelaki and Chervotkin News smi2.ru https://vostokmedia.com/news/society/20-03-2012/zakonodatelstvo-o-malochislennyh-narodah-nado-sovershenstvovat 5/8 4/3/2020 Законодательство о малочисленных народах надо совершенствовать | Восток-Медиа Photo: Instagram / dps.control The preliminary reason for the collapse of the bridge in Primorye is announced Today, 14:12 Society The bridge over the Sukhodol River in Primorye partially collapsed due to the fact that, most likely, a truck drove along it. The bridge was previously recognized as emergency. It was forbidden to move heavy loads on it. Now, road workers are considering two options for driving for cars. According to the press service of the government of Primorsky Krai, no one was injured as a result of the incident, although at the time the bridge collapsed, according to preliminary information, a passenger car was moving along it. The bridge has already been declared emergency. And so it was forbidden to move heavy loads on it. However, experts suggest that, most likely, the bridge collapsed due to the fact that a truck had previously passed on it. Road builders are considering two options: detour from the side of Romanovka or through a technological passage in the area of the road under construction, which, if necessary, will be equipped for travel.
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