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Investment Passport Uvarovsky District of Tambov Region INVESTMENT PASSPORT UVAROVSKY DISTRICT OF TAMBOV REGION 1.General information of the municipality In 1928, the network of districts of the Tambov district was approved, which included Uvarovsky district. In 1960, the village of Uvarovo became a working settlement, and in 1966-the district center. 1.1. Geographical location. The area of the territory. Climate conditions. Uvarovsky district covers an area of 1142 square km. The territory of Uvarovsky district borders with neighboring districts: Rzhaksinsky, Muchkapsky, Zherdevsky, Ingavinsky, as well as with the Voronezh region. The administrative center of Uvarovsky district is located at the address: Uvarovo, Shosseynaya str., 2. 2 The district territory is crossed by the railway line Uvarovo Tambov – Balashov – mainline track length within the boundaries of district 31 km Railway station Oblovka is a cargo of the second class, seven ways, including one major one. The total length of roads paved in the district is 437,6 km, including regional value 58 km, inter-municipal significance – 211,7 km paved roads on the territory of the settlements is 167,9 km and Throughput of the road network from 200 to 450 vehicles per day. The number of bridge structures – 6 units. In the area of 7 village councils: Berezovskiy village Council: s. Berezovka, n. Count, d. Ivanovka, Red, D. Mozdok, p. Progress, p. Zaborowski, p. Ukrainets; Verkhnetirsky SEL: S. Aleksandrovka, pp. Top Shibryay, D. Vyshniakivka, p. Novosilky, D. New, S. Olshanka, p. Sofievka, p. Vasilevka, p. Olshanskys Vyselki, D. Bokino; Luchevskiy SEL: p. Ray, S. Engurazova; Moses-Alabushskiy SEL: C. Moses-and monasteries of S. White, d. Ulyanovsk, D. Red Plane, p. Chuevo-and monasteries D. the Average Yaruga, the village Cattle Pond; Nizhnesortymsky SEL: s. Lower Shibryay, p. Average Shibryay, p. Gusev, p. Rare Shrub, Red Cordon, S. Canino, C. Swan, p. Truscinski, p. Lopatino, s. Krasnoe Znamya, n. Siberian, p. gorel'skiy, p Bacinski, Oil p., p. Nekrasov, S. Mazurovka, S. Mosolovka, p. Pokrovka – Kazinka, p. Alaturka, p. Pokrovka; Pavlodar village Council: S. Pavlodar, D. Dmitrievka, D. Maslovka, d. 2-I Grigoryevka, d. 1-I Alexandrovka; Podgornenskiy SEL: Top Chuevo S., s. of Moses, the settlement of Goose Stall; S. Chuevo Podgornoye village of Kuznetsovka, s. Podgornoe, free S. Top, S. Chaschinskogo Yards; The district occupies the southern part of the Tambov region, which is located in the North-East of the Central black earth economic district. Terrain: the terrain is flat, cut by a network of rivers, ravines and gullies. The ruggedness of the terrain and the considerable steepness of slopes (10-60) prevent the movement of vehicles off the road. Groundwater in river valleys lies at a depth of 2 – 5 m. Climate: moderately continental. Winter (December-early March) is moderately cold, with stable weather. Prevailing air temperature – -5, - 80C, at night -15, - 170C (abs.min-390C). Often there are thaws (2-7 times a month), the temperature during thaws rises to 5-70C. Precipitation often falls mainly in the form of snow. Snow cover is set in mid-December and descends in mid-March. Periodically, once in 3-4 years, the beginning of winter is snow-free, and frosts are strong, within-150, - 250C, which leads to a strong freezing of the ground. In the spring, as a result of active thawing of snow, produces a lot of water that cannot soak into frozen soil leads to the glut of reservoirs, and flooding of private land. Spring (early March – late may) is characterized by rapid onset of heat. The weather is mostly cloudy and dry. Night frosts are observed until may. Summer (late may – mid-September) is warm, with variable clouds. The day temperature of 250–300C (abs.max. 390C). A night of 100–150C. Summer falls 75% of the annual precipitation. 3 Autumn (mid – September-November) is characterized by a decrease in air temperature and a sharp increase in cloud cover. Precipitation falls mainly in the form of long drizzling rains, and in late autumn snowfall is possible. Winds during the year are dominated by East and South. The prevailing wind speed is 4 – 5 m/s. 1.2 Resource and raw material potential. On the territory of the Uvarovsky district there are three promising sites of Sands suitable for glass production, the reserves for which were not counted. These sites have the following address landmarks: - Tambov region, Uvarovsky district, the site is located in the Central part of KK 68: 22:2102001; - Tambov region, Uvarovsky district, 1.5 km South-West of the village of Pokrovka, - Tambov region, Uvarovsky district, the Central part of the cadastral quarter 68: 22: 0813001. 1.3 Environmental situation The main river is the Crow with the tributary of the Podgornoe and R. Sibrica. According to their mode, the size of the basin and water consumption, they are small rivers. The prevailing width of the Raven river is 10-20 m. the Depth is 1-4 m, the flow rate is 0.2 m / s. the Bottom is sandy, the banks of the channel are high and winding. The floodplain is wide, meadow, cut by a tributary, swampy. The crossing is carried out on bridges. There are a significant number of small lakes (the deepest depressions are filled with water up to 1 – 1.5 m deep) and ponds. The district is located in a forest-steppe zone. The area of forests in Uvarovsky district is 7661 ha, of which coniferous forests-343 ha, hardwoods - 3241 ha, soft deciduous forests-2395 ha, 1662 ha area not covered by forests. The animal world is diverse. On the territory of the district, a variety of hunting animals are produced in large numbers: wild boar, elk, ROE deer, hare, Fox, muskrat; waterfowl-Mallard, partridge, quail. 2.Population and social sphere 4 2.1 population Size and labour force structure. In the reporting period of 2019, there is still an increase in mortality, the death rate is significantly higher than the birth rate. The data indicate a continuing trend of population decline. Dynamics of the number of births and deaths since 2016 2016 2017 2018 1 half 2019 Number of births, 45 52 34 13 people. Number of deaths, 186 170 176 85 people. K (the ratio of the number of deaths to the 4,1 3,3 5,1 15,3 number of births) The average life expectancy of the population of the city and district was 72.9 years (for men-68.1; for women-79.4). The structure of mortality in comparison with the corresponding period of 2018 has not changed, as before, the main causes of death are diseases of the cardiovascular system, cancer, injuries, poisoning. Over the past 3 years, there has been a decrease in working-age mortality. During the reporting year, the population of the district according to statistics decreased by 142 people. According to statistics on 01.01.2019, the population of the district is 9687 people. 2.2. Social characteristics of the population 1 half Name of the indicator 2016г. 2017 г. 2018 г. 2019г. Population of working age (at the beginning of 5,1 5,1 5,1 5,1 the year), thousand people. The number of employed per unit of 2,2 2,2 2,2 occupied territory 2,2 (people/sq.) Average per capita 13380 13410 13520 13750 income of the 5 population (per month RUB.) Average monthly nominal accrued salary 18200 19500 19800 20078 (RUB.) The share of the population with 23,0 23,0 23,0 23,0 incomes below the subsistence level (%) In Uvarovsky district on 01.07.2019, there are 59 settlements, 34 of them with a population of up to 100 people. 2.3.Health Medical assistance to the population of the Uvarovsky district is provided by the TOGBUZ "Uvarovskaya CRH", which includes the moiseyevo-Alabush branch, 2 medical sections: Pavlodar and Verkhne-Shibryaysky and 14 FAP, 1 FP. Major repairs were carried out on all FAP. 11 households were organized to provide first aid to the population. Medical care is provided by 1 General practitioner, 1 dentist in M. Alabush branch, 2 therapists in Pavlodar and V. Shibryaysky medical areas. There are 30 secondary health workers working in rural health care institutions. In order to bring specialized medical care to residents of remote villages, organized the activities of visiting teams of doctors CRH. The team includes: pediatrician, surgeon, neurologist, optometrist, therapist, obstetrician-gynecologist, ENT doctor, oncologist. During the reporting period, 89 visits were made - 2927 people were examined. The medical examination of the adult population was carried out and 1630 people were examined. Qualified medical care was received by residents of the village of Ivanovka, nearby villages at the departure of the road train "Care". The center "Health" for adults worked. According to the results of the examination, the patients were sent for further examination and treatment in the CRH, in the regional polyclinic, and received recommendations from regional specialists. At the same time with the medical team worked with employees of social protection, the pension Fund and the district administration. Rural health institutions are equipped with modern equipment: Express analyzers of cardiomarkers, portable biochemical blood analyzers, electrocardiographs. This allows on-site diagnostics and identification of risk factors for socially significant diseases. 6 Pharmacy points in Pavlodar and shibryai are actively working. Drugs are sold on FAPs. The extract of preferential prescriptions is carried out at medical sites (V. Shibryaysky, Pavlodar, M. Alabushsky). The main tasks for improving medical care for rural population are: - reduction of rural mortality from all causes; - increasing the detection of diseases among the rural population; -100% coverage of the rural population with preventive inspections, ensuring their quality; - increase of coverage of the population by visiting forms of work of medical teams; - provision of medicines; - providing medical care in accordance with standards, procedures and clinical protocols.
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