Transnistria cuts other local spending by 12% from October
The separatist region cuts other local spending by 12% from October, and 58% of the budget already goes to salaries.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
For you, this means less money for streets, parks, snow clearing and repairs at schools and clinics. Most of the money goes to salaries and pensions. The budget for next year is due to be finished on 1 December.
What happened
According to Cotidianul, the separatist authorities in Transnistria revised the local budget at the end of September. From October, city and district budgets must cut other spending by 12%. The authorities of the region have not commented in the report.
In short
- Spending on official cars, equipment and administrative buildings was cut by 34.6 million Transnistrian roubles.
- The republican environmental fund is to be cut by 50%, from 6.7 million to about 3.4 million roubles.
- About 58% of local budget spending went on salaries by the end of 2025.
- Subsidies to cities and districts fall by 100.7 million roubles from October.
- The budget for next year is being drafted, with completion scheduled for 1 December.
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