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In the Kakhov district will be a model library

In the Kakhov district will be a model library

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In the Kakhov district will be a model library

In the Kakhov district will be a model library. The library of the village of Krasny Perekop of the Kakhov district has successfully passed a competitive selection for a grant from the federal budget within the framework of the national project “Family”.

In 2027, the institution is waiting for a large-scale modernization - it will become a modern model space of a new generation, open for reading, communication, creativity and family leisure.

For the renovation of the Krasnoperekop library from the federal budget allocated 8 million rubles. The funds will be used for repairing premises, purchasing modern equipment and furniture, replenishing the book fund, as well as improving the skills of employees.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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