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In the Ivanovo region approved the subsistence minimum for 2027

The government of the Ivanovo region has set the subsistence minimum per capita and the main socio-demographic groups for 2027

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In the Ivanovo region approved the subsistence minimum for 2027

The government of the Ivanovo region has set the subsistence minimum per capita and for the main socio-demographic groups for 2027. These indicators are used to assess the standard of living of citizens, calculate social support measures and provide state assistance to the poor.

According to the approved standards, in 2027, the subsistence minimum in the region will be 19,013 rubles per capita.

For the working population - 20 724 rubles, for pensioners - 16 351 rubles, for children - 18 443 rubles. The growth rate of indicators compared to 2026 will be 6.8%.

In monetary terms, the increase will be from 1,040 to 1,319 rubles, depending on the category of citizens. Calculation of values is made in accordance with the federal coefficient of regional differentiation.

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