The Civil Society Development Fund presented 11 lists of the most effective governors in Russia. It was compiled on the basis of data from the Federal State Statistics Service, expert assessments, the media efficiency index developed by the National Monitoring Service, and indicators of social well-being of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation.
2015 Governors Ranking, Complete List which is presented below, includes 81 names. Relevance: December 2015. Let's dwell on the top ten leaders in more detail:
10. Vyacheslav Shport
The Governor of the Khabarovsk Territory was included in the list of governors with a very high rating, rising immediately by 2 positions. Vyacheslav Ivanovich's ability to ensure the anti-crisis efficiency of the region in a difficult economic situation became the main indicator of his work.
9.Sergey Sobyanin
The mayor of Moscow managed to put things in order in small retail trade, stopping the chaotic "sprawl" of stalls. Under him, the number of destroyed historical objects has decreased and an active fight against traffic jams is being conducted. For this, new roads, junctions, parking lots and new metro stations are being built.
8. Svetlana Orlova
There are only three female governors in Russia and Orlova is one of them. She has headed the administration of the Vladimir region since 2013, having secured the support of 75% of voters in the elections. The regional budget finances socially oriented non-profit organizations. In 2014, 25 million rubles were spent for these purposes.
7. Ramzan Kadyrov
The merits of the leader of Chechnya include restoring peace and order in the republic, reducing the unemployment rate and restoring Argun, Grozny, Gudermes and other cities destroyed during the war. He is one of the politicians most open to the people. Kadyrov's account is on Instagram, and in the comments, residents of Chechnya leave complaints, wishes and even requests for employment.
6. Aman Tuleyev
This is not the first time that 69-year-old Aman Tuleyev is included in the ranking of Russian governors in 2015. His name was among the leaders in 2013 and 2014. For his authoritarian style of leadership in the Kemerovo region, Tuleyev is called "Kuzbass-Bashi". He managed to transform the coal industry from subsidized and unprofitable to economically efficient. Annually 203 million tons of coal are mined in the region, 110 thousand people work in the coal industry.
5. Anatoly Artamonov
The head of the Kaluga region administration headed the last 2015 governors efficiency rating; the list of his achievements includes agreements on the construction of a Volkswagen plant in Kaluga and a plant of the Mitsubishi Motors and Peugeot-Citroen alliance. The region has invested 100 billion rubles. Last year, Anatoly Artamonov took second place in the list of the best governors.
4. Evgeny Savchenko
Governor of the Belgorod Region. Under him, large agricultural holdings were created, which invested over 20 billion rubles in agriculture. In terms of life expectancy of the population and housing construction, the Belgorod region is one of the first in the Russian Federation.
3. Vladimir Yakushev
The Governor of the Tyumen Region is known for his passion for biathlon and tries to instill a love for sports in others.A multifunctional biathlon center "Pearl of Siberia" was built under him, which will soon host the stages of the Biathlon World Cup. In comparison with 2006, the region's economy has doubled.
2. Rustam Minnikhanov
The Republic of Tatarstan, which has been headed by Rustam Minnikhanov since 2010, is a donor region. It does not depend on federal subsidies. In 2012, Minnikhanov headed the list of leaders of the regions of the Russian Federation pursuing a friendly policy towards entrepreneurs. Seeks to maintain partnerships with China. The Chinese are already studying the possibility of transferring some chemical industries to Tatarstan.
1. Dmitry Kobylkin
The head of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug took the first place in the governors' efficiency rating, ahead of the head of the Republic of Tatarstan by 1 point. Over the past five years, the number of unemployed in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug has decreased 2.5 times, and the gross regional product in 2014 doubled, to 1.5 trillion. rubles.
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