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Investment Passport of Rasskazovo Town Investment passport of Rasskazovo town 2018 general information The territory is 35.5 square kilometres. The town was founded in 1926. The population is 44 thousand people (4% of the region's population). The town of Rasskazovo is located in the central part of the Tambov region. The town is the third one among other cities in the region, both in terms of territory size and population. Natural conditions for the life of the population are favorable. The climate zone of the location of the city is moderately continental, the average temperature of January is - 10 C, the average temperature of July is +19C. The town of Rasskazovo borders on Tambov, Bondar, Kirsanov, Inzhavinsky, Rzhaksinsky, Znamensky, Sampursky areas. The federal route Moscow- Tambov-Penza passes through the territory of Rasskazovsky area and connects with the street of the Proletarian town of Rasskazovo. The Tambov-Uvarovo highway of regional importance passes through the town territory, as well as automobile routes, through which local and traditional ties with the bordering regions are carried out. At the distance of 9 km from the town there is a railway station "Platonovka" of the South-Eastern Railway. A branch of the railway passes through the town from Altkam to JSC "Biokhim". PRIORITY DIRECTIONS OF DEVELOPMENT 2014-2020. 1. The Development of the industrial potential by attracting new environmentally friendly (the resident should not feel the presence of industrial enterprises) of high technologies, supporting entrepreneurship and attracting investments in the city's economy. 2. The Improvement of the quality of the urban environment through energy-saving technologies, construction of new roads, communal infrastructure and consumer market facilities, the improvement of the town using the natural landscape, improving the affordability of housing and ensuring safe living in the city. 3. The Development of the social sphere. Within the specified areas of the development, it is possible to determine the main strategic objectives of the urban district of the town of Rasskazovo: - The main goal is to create conditions for the formation of an efficient economy of the town and a consistent increase in the well-being of the population; - The economic goal is the innovative development and modernization of the economy; - The social goal is to improve the quality of life, the development of educational and cultural potentials, the provision of safe living conditions; - The institutional goal is the effective municipal management and the development of partnerships between institutions of power and the local community. The main tasks, within the framework of the strategic goals, are: - The Development of industry and the increase of its competitiveness; - The Development of small and medium-sized businesses; - The Providing of the social support to citizens and the increasing of social protection in the society; - The Ensuring of the accessibility of education; - The Ensuring of the safety of educational institutions; - The Development of pre-school education; - The Development of culture; - The Development of physical culture and promotion of a healthy lifestyle; - The Tourism development; - The Providing measures to counter terrorism and extremism; - The Prevention of crime and the fight against crime; - The Improving of the road safety; - The Reducing risks and mitigating of the consequences of natural and man-made emergencies, fire safety, safety at water bodies; - The Environmental protection, reproduction and use of natural resources; - The Providing of the population with comfortable and affordable housing; - The Provision of high-quality public services; -The Development of the road network and public infrastructure; - The Development of city improvement; - The Energy saving and the increasing of the energy efficiency; - The Ensuring of the openness and accessibility of the activities of local governments; - The Effective financial management and optimization of municipal debt; - The Effective management of municipal property; - The Development of partnerships between institutions of power and the local community. MISSION OF THE CITY Rasskazovo is a comfortable city for living. OUR RESOURCES The main resources of the town are: 1. Free land plots; 2. Human resources. 3. Industrial potential in the form of existing traditional for the city of alcohol, leather and textile industries. 4. Financial resources (town budget). Free land plots The explication of the town's land with a total area of 3547.29 hectares is the following: Of the total Name of owners, land users and Total Specific № land area tenants. area, ha weight,% free, ha Land of residential and public 1 1 376,69 38,8% 133 buildings 1.1. Residential land 1 225,16 34,5% 133 1.1.1 Including multi-storey 70,00 2,0% 1.1.2 individual 1 155,16 32,6% 1.2. Lands of public buildings 96,29 2,7% 1.2.1. Education, Science and Health 50,70 1,4% 1.2.2. Culture and art 18,58 0,5% 1.2.3. Household and administrative facilities 16,97 0,5% Religious and other buildings and 1.2.4 10,04 0,3% structures 1.3 Land of other buildings 55,23 1,6% 2. Public lands 1 332,00 37,5% Industrial and communal warehouse 3. 234,96 6,6% 3,08 land 3.1. Industrial 175,41 4,9% 3,08 Lands of communal and warehouse 3.2. 40,95 1,2% development Land of other industrial (including 3.3. 18,60 0,5% commercial) buildings Land of transport, engineering 4. 56,93 1,6% communications 4.1. Railway transport 33,64 0,9% 4.2. Road Transport 21,49 0,6% Communication lands, engineering 4.3. communications, radio broadcasting, 1,80 0,1% television and other purposes 5. Lands of Specially Protected Areas 59,00 1,7% 5.1. Lands occupied by forests 59,00 1,7% Reservoirs, rivers, water protection 6. 25,00 0,7% zones, water management facilities 7 Land for agricultural use 339,72 9,6% 7.1. Agricultural cooperatives 2,00 0,1% 7.2. State farms and municipal economy 225,00 6,3% 7.3. Others 13,72 0,4% 7.4. Citizens' lands 99,00 2,8% 8 Foreign land users 123,00 3,5% Total land in administrative boundaries of the 3 547,29 100,0% 136,08 town On the territory of the town there are three free investment sites at the moment on which forms of unified passports and actualized land plot copying are formed: - for low-rise residential development with an approximate area of 37 hectares in the area of Plodopitomnik Street; - for low-rise residential development, including individual residential development, a formed land plot of 96 hectares in the area of Plodopitomnik Street; - for the construction of industrial enterprises, the formed land area of 3.08 hectares in the area of Nekrasov Street. At the beginning of 2017 the total number of inhabitants of the town is 43,758 people. 25,448 people (58%) are economically active population, of whom 22203 people (51%) are employed in the town's economy. The number of unemployed citizens is 275 people (0.6%). The number of citizens working outside the town is 2970 people (6.8%). Of the total population of the town, the able-bodied population is 24791 people (57%), people older than working age employed in the economy are 2062 people (5%), foreign labor migrants are 476 people (1%) in total they give 27329 people. They are labor resources of the town, that is, capable people. Of the total number of labor resources 22,203 people (81%) are employed in the economy. The unemployed in the economy are 5126 people (23% of the human resources), of whom 856 people (3% of the human resources) are students who are studying and working, 1300 people (5%) is the working-age population unemployed in the town's economy, minus citizens of other territories employed in the town's economy (1630- 330 people). The demographic situation in the city continues to have a tendency for natural population decline. In 2016, 461 newborns were born (41 people less than in 2015), 597 people died (40 people less than in 2015). The natural decline, which amounted to 136 people, was at the level of 2015 (in 2015, the natural population decline was 135 people). In the reporting period, there was a negative migration balance - 288 people against the outflow in 2015 to 451 people. Taking into account the migration, the number of the resident population of the town was 43 758 people on January the 1st, 2017. For 6 months of 2017, 224 newborns were born, 307 people died. But at the same time the natural decline, which amounted to 83 people, decreased by 17 people against the first half of 2016. In the first half of 2017, there was a negative migration balance of 222 people against the outflow to 235 people in the first half of 2016. Taking into account migration, the number of permanent residents was 43 453 people on July the 1st, 2017, compared to July the 1st last year, it decreased by 392 people. Fertility and mortality rates Birth, people Mortality, people The population of the town 2015г. 2016г. 2009г. 2010г. 2011г. 2012г. 2013г. 2014г. Title The number of permanent population at the beginning of the year, thousands of 45,7 45,4 45,1 45,0 44,9 44,8 44,2 43,7 people Number of permanent population younger than able-bodied (0-15 years), 6905 6864 6858 6921 7040 7081 7204 7204 people As % of total population 15,1 15,1 15,2 15,4 15,7 15,8 16,3 16,5 Number of permanent population in working age, 27195 27659 27228 26833 26403 25962 25047 25047 people As % of total population 59,5 60,9 60,4 59,6 58,8 58 56,7 57,2 Number of permanent population over able-bodied 9989 10866 11052 11242 11485 11717 11929 11929 age, people As % of total population 21,9 23,9 24,5 25 25,6 26,2 27,0 27,3 The level and quality of life of the town population Index 2007г.
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