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Russia Allocates Over 6 Billion Rubles to Four Regions for Waste-Processing Infrastructure

The move is part of a circular-economy drive targeting full sorting of municipal waste by 2030.

Overview

  • An order signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin on November 10 authorizes additional subsidies for Mari El, Mordovia, Dagestan and Kurgan Oblast.
  • The funding backs six regional projects to build or upgrade facilities for processing, sorting, neutralizing and disposing of municipal solid waste.
  • Subsidies are issued on a co-financing basis to regions that filed applications under the federal Economy of the Circular Cycle project within the Environmental Wellbeing national program.
  • The government says the measure supports a comprehensive waste-management system to expand sorting and recycling and to reduce landfill volumes.
  • Kurgan authorities say their project includes about 2 billion rubles in federal support toward a 3.8 billion ruble, 160,000‑ton‑per‑year sorting complex with composting, slated to start operations in September 2027, with a landfill planned for November 2029.