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In the Vladimir region will change the subsistence minimum for 2027

The government of the Vladimir region approved new indicators of the subsistence minimum for 2027

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In the Vladimir region will change the subsistence minimum for 2027

The government of the Vladimir region approved new indicators of the subsistence minimum for 2027.

From January 1, the amount per capita on average will grow by 6.8% and will amount to 19,620 rubles (addition to the current level is 1,249 rubles).

For key socio-demographic groups, the following subsistence minimums are established:

for the able-bodied population – 21,386 rubles (an increase of 1,362 rubles);

• for children – 19 031 rubles (an increase of 1,211 rubles);

• for pensioners – 16,873 rubles (an increase of 1,074 rubles).

The decree comes into force from the beginning of the year and will be valid throughout 2027. The updated data are traditionally used to assess the living standards of the population, calculate targeted social assistance and form a regional budget.

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