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Vabariigi Valitsuse korraldus „Toetusfondi lisavahendite jaotus 2021. aastal“ Lisa Toetusfondi lisavahendite jaotus (eurot) Kohaliku omavalitsuse Toetus sh õpilaste Maakond üksus kokku kaugõpe Harju Anija vald 71 319 4 396 Harju Harku vald 172 786 5 008 Harju Jõelähtme vald 76 277 5 215 Harju Keila linn 108 865 1 440 Harju Kiili vald 67 125 3 807 Harju Kose vald 88 056 10 413 Harju Kuusalu vald 80 820 11 571 Harju Loksa linn 29 907 2 589 Harju Lääne-Harju vald 151 371 15 252 Harju Maardu linn 169 288 3 921 Harju Raasiku vald 58 366 3 315 Harju Rae vald 232 203 5 673 Harju Saku vald 119 714 4 620 Harju Saue vald 264 708 9 751 Harju Tallinna linn 4 802 846 52 530 Harju Viimsi vald 230 959 3 202 Hiiu Hiiumaa vald 107 400 5 916 Ida-Viru Alutaguse vald 89 804 14 411 Ida-Viru Jõhvi vald 184 057 4 311 Ida-Viru Kohtla-Järve linn 548 490 22 133 Ida-Viru Lüganuse vald 144 357 11 172 Ida-Viru Narva linn 931 569 49 673 Ida-Viru Narva-Jõesuu linn 88 571 15 610 Ida-Viru Sillamäe linn 204 497 6 319 Ida-Viru Toila vald 80 826 6 313 Jõgeva Jõgeva vald 159 414 17 237 Jõgeva Mustvee vald 73 202 16 476 Jõgeva Põltsamaa vald 114 113 12 021 Järva Järva vald 116 095 21 929 Järva Paide linn 114 366 4 434 Järva Türi vald 122 832 8 591 Lääne Haapsalu linn 144 929 6 272 Lääne Lääne-Nigula vald 93 792 17 471 Lääne Vormsi vald 4 416 75 Lääne-Viru Haljala vald 51 983 5 583 Lääne-Viru Kadrina vald 56 738 5 196 Kohaliku omavalitsuse Toetus sh õpilaste Maakond üksus kokku kaugõpe Lääne-Viru Rakvere vald 68 444 8 198 Lääne-Viru Rakvere linn 163 984 4 612 Lääne-Viru Tapa vald 123 451 9 925 Lääne-Viru Vinni vald 92 016 19 503 Lääne-Viru Viru-Nigula vald 68 339 7 965 Lääne-Viru Väike-Maarja vald 80 772 18 606 Põlva Kanepi vald 63 590 12 496 Põlva Põlva vald 163 853 18 113 Põlva Räpina vald 79 415 12 428 Pärnu Häädemeeste vald 66 752 14 389 Pärnu Kihnu vald 8 570 1 061 Pärnu Lääneranna vald 70 802 14 951 Pärnu Põhja-Pärnumaa vald 105 219 18 904 Pärnu Pärnu linn 577 935 30 367 Pärnu Saarde vald 58 127 10 212 Pärnu Tori vald 145 197 17 313 Rapla Kehtna vald 71 168 12 938 Rapla Kohila vald 83 838 4 435 Rapla Märjamaa vald 89 536 10 250 Rapla Rapla vald 150 928 11 759 Saare Muhu vald 23 272 2 216 Saare Ruhnu vald 1 933 162 Saare Saaremaa vald 365 108 29 809 Tartu Elva vald 175 841 19 808 Tartu Kambja vald 135 711 6 750 Tartu Kastre vald 70 915 12 493 Tartu Luunja vald 58 981 3 674 Tartu Nõo vald 52 413 6 066 Tartu Peipsiääre vald 79 511 21 249 Tartu Tartu vald 140 404 16 776 Tartu Tartu linn 1 035 516 21 299 Valga Otepää vald 81 116 11 857 Valga Tõrva vald 74 786 10 209 Valga Valga vald 184 002 19 350 Viljandi Mulgi vald 101 955 22 957 Viljandi Põhja-Sakala vald 107 752 23 175 Viljandi Viljandi vald 181 845 35 913 Viljandi Viljandi linn 185 369 5 111 Võru Antsla vald 61 247 13 865 Võru Rõuge vald 70 141 13 703 Võru Setomaa vald 45 303 10 647 Võru Võru vald 151 181 36 247 Kohaliku omavalitsuse Toetus sh õpilaste Maakond üksus kokku kaugõpe Võru Võru linn 127 701 4 393 KOKKU 16 000 000 1 000 000 .

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