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Attachment to Chapter 4Far Eastern Federal DistrictRepublic of Sakha (Yakutia) 0.799/14Yakutsk 6.6 255.8 HighNyeryungri Nieryungrinskaya CPP 64.4 No dataChulmantownshipChulmanskaya CHP(incorporated inNeryungrinskaya CPP)10.4 Not monitoredPrimorye Territory 0.756/57VladivostokVladivostokskayaCHP-1,249.4 605.4 HighArtem Atremovskaya CHP 111.9 LowLuchegorsk township Primorskaya ٭٭٭٭٭CPP 22.0 Not monitoredKhabarovsk Territory 0.770/42Khabarovsk Khabarovskaya CHP-3 58.3 577.3 HighAmursk Amurskaya CHP 46.1 No dataKomsomolsk-on-AmurKomsomolskayaCHP-1,2272.4 HighMaiskiy township Maiskaya CPP 3.0 1 Not monitoredAmur Region 0.744/68Blagoveschensk Blagoveschenskaya CHP 70.7 207.3 Very highKamchatka Territory 0.763/49Petropavlovsk-KamchatskiyKamchatskaya CHP-1,2 50.9 194.9 HighMagadan Region 0.785/25Magadan Magadanskaya CHP 14.3 107.1 Very highMyaoondzha Arkagalinskaya CPP 2.1 (2002 г.) Not monitoredSakhalin Region 0.788/23Yuzhno-SakhalinskYuzhno-SakhalinskayaCHP31.3 173.8 Very highLermontovka village Sakhalinskaya CPP 4.6 (2003) Not monitoredJewish Autonomous Region 0.734/74Birobidzhan Birobidzhanskaya CHP 100.0 75.1 HighChukotka Autonomous District 0.741/72Anadyr Anadyrskaya CHP 50.0 11.8 No dataPevek Chaunskaya CHP 4.4 No dataEgvekinottownshipEgvekinotskaya CPPEgvekinotskaya CHP2.4 Not monitored* according to the State Statistics reporting form TaST as of the end of 2006 for all types of property** Russia’s regions. Main social and economic indices of cities - 2008. Stat. Digest / Rosstat – М., 2008. – 375p.(http://www.gks.ru/bgd/regl/B08_14t/Main.htm), also on data taken from http://www.mojgorod.ru, http://www.migratio.ru,http://ru.wikipedia.org*** The 2009 National Human Development Report - М., 2009.**** Annual emissions digest of Russia’s urban and rural areas, 2007; The R&D Institute for Ambient Air Protection, St.Petersburg, 2008. – 204p.;Annual Digest of Ambient Air Pollution in Russian Cities, 2006. The A.I.Voyeykov Leading Geophysical Observatory of Roshydromet. St.Petersburg,2008. – 208p.***** CHP, where coal-fired generation will be increased by 2020. Construction proposals for expansion of Smolenskaya, Reftinskaya, Yuzhno-Uralskaya CPPs are not available. (I.S.Kozhukhovskiy. Situational analysis and forecast, http://www.eapbe.ru/actions/09_03_24_Vedomosti_Kozhukhovsky.pps#- material taken on july 07th, 2009.)1http://bereg.in/index/0-5166National Human Development Report in the Russian Federation 2009
The previous National Human Development Reportsin the Russian Federation have been devotedto the following themes:2008 Russia Facing Demographic Challenges2006/2007 Russia’s Regions: goals, challenges, achievements2005 Russia in 2015: Development Goals and PolicyPriorities2004 Towards a Knowledge-based Society2002/2003 The Role of the State in Economic Growth and Socio-Economic Reform2001 Generation Aspects of Human Development2000 Impact of Globalization on Human Development1999 Social Consequences of the August 1998 Crisis1998 Regional Differentiation in the Russian Society1997 Human Development under Conditions of Politicaland Economic Transformations1996 Poverty: its reasons and consequences1995 Human Development concept and its application tothe Russian context
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe authors express
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Dear Reader,You have before you the
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PREFACEThis is the 13 th National H
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country’s fuel & energy regions r
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environmental degradation and enhan
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Chapter 1The Energy Sector,the Econ
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By 2008 Russia had increased its sh
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the share of energy in the national
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exported, increased. However, this
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elimination of structural and terri
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• Establishment of competitive me
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number of developed countries, incl
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Although the United Nations Climate
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industrial region of the Urals - Sv
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2.2. Budget capacityand structure o
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(the Federal State Statistics Servi
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Immigration by young and highly ski
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energy regions exacerbate the incom
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Khanty-Mansi and Yamal-Nenets Auton
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the Ministry for Regional Developme
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various other long-term problems in
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is also associated with the fuel an
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Republic of Mordovia 8051 0.732 68.
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Legislative control of impact audit
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Chapter 3Personal Incomes, the Ener
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than any other sources of income -
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Are wages now the main instrument f
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comparison of month-on-month develo
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• The unemployed, people who aree
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Employment in the energy sector acc
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The share of household expenditures
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subsidization practices in the regi
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in power use between regions now de
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Electricity prices for households h
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• Steady decrease in the percenta
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1. The number of graduates with eng
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As well as requiring better fuelcom
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Box 4.1. The village of Kolvain Uss
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continue to use solid fuel for a lo
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Box 4.3. Ambient air pollution andp
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either by large power generating fa
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Box 4.6. A city at riskNovocherkass
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In order to assess impact of thesee
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generation facilities through safer
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achieved in developed countries. So
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equires 2-6 times more capital inve
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government) should set targets and
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networks. In 2007 government budget
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enhancement is also important. Ener
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energy efficiency of the transport
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Box 5.1. Programme of the Ministry
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educational and informational suppo
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mechanism for using national quota
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Figure 6.2Share of electricity gene
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One of the major benefits of renewa
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odies; outdoor air; rocks and soil;
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