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Economy and Social Infrastructure
Key indicators of the economy, social sector, education, healthcare, culture, sports and communal infrastructure of the Kurama rural area.
Socio-Economic Situation
In the Kurama rural area, living standards, employment, support for socially vulnerable groups and access to basic services are important areas of local development.
Average monthly salary, KGS
Subsistence minimum, KGS
Employment rate
Poverty rate
Socially Vulnerable Groups
The area has 156 families registered as socially vulnerable. This category includes children with disabilities, benefit recipients due to poverty, war and labor veterans, as well as single mothers and fathers.
Healthcare
Medical services in the area are provided through a hospital, family doctor groups, feldsher-obstetric points, an ambulance department and pharmacies.
Education
Preschool and general education institutions operate in the Kurama rural area. Education is one of the key parts of the local social infrastructure.
Culture, Tourism and Sports
The area has cultural, tourism and sports facilities. These facilities support youth development, public recreation and community activity.
Culture and Tourism
The area has 7 archaeological and architectural monuments, 1 house of culture, 1 library, 1 museum, 4 parks and squares, 5 restaurants, cafés and bars, and 3 tourism enterprises.
Physical Culture and Sports
Sports and recreation complexes — 2, stadium/hippodrome — 1, indoor sports halls — 3, mini-football fields — 6, physical culture and sports employees — 11.
Economy and Business Entities
Economic activity in the Kurama rural area includes production, processing, financial and credit institutions, and municipal services.
Infrastructure and Communal Services
The local infrastructure includes roads, water supply networks, sewerage networks, street lighting, a population service center and a veterinary laboratory.