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Territorial public self-government in contemporary Buryatia: Factors of sustainable development
[Территориальное Общественное Самоуправление В Современной Бурятии: Условия Устойчивого Развития]

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  • Breslavsky, Anatoly (Бреславский, Анатолий)

    (Institute for Mongolian, Buddhist and Tibetan Studies of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences)

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The author presents the main quantitative and qualitative results of the territorial public self-government (TPSG) development in the Republic of Buryatia. In 2020, Buryatia took the second place in the number of TPSG in Russia due to the efforts of regional and municipal authorities and to the grassroot initiatives. In the 2010s, the extensive measures of material, organizational and methodological support for TPSG were implemented. In 2018, the regional law on TPSG support was adopted, the TPSG Support Resource Center has been operating since 2019, the Best TPSG competition has been held annually since 2012, and the number of its participants was more than 1000 in 2020. The total number of TPSGs in Buryatia increased from 18 to 2265 in the 2010s. They implement projects in landscaping, construction and repair of social-cultural and engineering facilities, organize sport, cultural and other events. According to the results of the research conducted in February-March 2021 (interviews, collection and analysis of 420 forms on TPSG practices in municipal and urban districts), Buryatia needs a number of organizational measures for the sustainable development of TPSG system in the near future, a strategy for the mid-term development of TPSGs, measures to ensure the social potential of TPSGs in local settlements, scientific and managerial monitoring of the TPSG system, a data archive, development of TPSGs as NGOs, LLCs and other forms, creation and support of a network of TPSG associations in municipal and urban districts, reduction of disparities in the development of urban and rural TPSGs networks, development of TPSGs and business partnerships, and so on.

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  • Breslavsky, Anatoly (Бреславский, Анатолий), 2021. "Territorial public self-government in contemporary Buryatia: Factors of sustainable development [Территориальное Общественное Самоуправление В Современной Бурятии: Условия Устойчивого Развития]," Russian Peasant Studies, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, vol. 6, pages 79-98.
  • Handle: RePEc:rnp:rupeas:rps2112
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