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MOSCOW
KEY PERFOMANCE INDICATORS

In 2010-2018, the city continued to develop steadily and posted positive changes in various areas, including demography, the economy, the quality of the local infrastructure plus the living standards

77.9 years

average life expectancy in Moscow
is 3.8 years more on 2010

129 centres

opened in Moscow, and they provide 170 government services, with extraterritorial services accounting for 98 percent

over 1.7 million

people were covered by targeted
social care programmes in 2013-2017

Healthcare

3.7-fold
increase in high-tech medical treatment volumes since 2010. In 2017, 120,000 patients received such treatment, as compared to 35,000 in 2011

Healthcare

3.7-fold

increase in high-tech medical treatment volumes since 2010. In 2017, 120,000 patients received such treatment, as compared to 35,000 in 2011

67

healthcare facilities built in the past 7 years

2.5-fold

increase in average doctors' salaries since 2010

2-fold

increase in ambulance response time to accidents* — 7.6 minutes on the average

5.3-fold

more magnetic-resonance tomography scans performed on 2010

Ambulances respond in 12.4 minutes to routine calls, and the 2010 response time was 17.5 minutes

Over 12 million people obtained online medical appointments in 2017. In all, city residents can obtain 222 online services, with 75 percent of local residents obtaining online government services

Improvements

1810 hectares

area of improvement projects

Since 2011, the city has improved almost 22,000 local courtyards, 550 parks and green zones,
as well as 327 streets

Improvements

1,810 hectares: area of improvement projects

Since 2011, the city has improved almost 22,000 local courtyards, 550 parks and green zones, as well as 327 streets

Tverskaya Zastava

Bolshoi Spasoglinishchevsky

Sadovaya-Karetnaya Street

Khokhlovskaya Square

Tverskaya Street

12,500

large-size trees planted since 2011

2,600

kilometres of pipes buried underground to improve the city skyline

8,000

building façades renovated in seven years

103.4 %

more summer cafés and verandas installed on city streets

Transport

71 metro
and MCC stations built
in 2011-2018

Transport

71 metro

and MCC stations built in 2011-2018

2.6 million

people use surface public transit daily

10,100

buses, trolleybuses and trams purchased by the city in the past 7 years

700 km

of roads and 208 bridges, overpasses and underpasses built since 2011

40 million

people are expected to use the Moscow Central Diametre annually

Education

>1,000 000
people use the electronic record and mark book system monthly

Education

Over 1,000 000

people use the electronic record and mark book system monthly

298

new schools and kindergartens built in 2011-2018 in Moscow

X 2

as many children receive extracurricular education on 2012

over 3,500

educational institutions have the Entrance and Catering electronic system

1 million

roubles can be paid to a school student gaining first place at an international Olympiad

Development venues

Various city development venues have one thing in common: they stipulate specific tasks, they are result-oriented and benefit the maximum number of people

Tourism

21 million people

Over the past 7 years, the number of tourists has increased by 65 percent, from 12.8 million to 21 million people. City revenues from tourism, festivals and cultural events have soared by 70 percent. A new navigation system has been introduced for the convenience of city residents and tourists: signs and markers are currently available in eight administrative areas as well as at every bus stop

Social care and assistance

430 billion roubles

The social-sector funding has almost doubled on 2011. In 2018, 430 billion roubles were allocated for social care and assistance projects. Apart from cash payments, the city implements other projects that make life easier. For example, 85 percent of buses, trolleybuses and trams are adapted for people with disabilities and to add to this the Exciting Activities for Senior Citizens project has been launched.

Environment

90 thousand trees

Since 2013, the city has planted over 90,000 trees and 1.9 million shrubs under the One Million Trees project. The air is becoming cleaner: Nitrogen oxide and carbon oxide emissions are down 20 and 30 percent, respectively, and those of tiny particles have decreased by an average of ten percent. And tap water no longer reeks of chlorine.

Parks and green zones

550 parks

Since 2011, the city has improved 550 parks and green territories, including the creation of 259 new parks. In 2017, 113 green zones were improved. There are plans to still improve 84 parks before the year is out. Trees and shrubs cover 49 percent of the city's area.

Construction

21.2 million

The city no longer implements high-density (infill) construction projects, and construction of properties with an area of 21.2 million square metres has been cancelled. New hospitals, schools and kindergartens, transport interchanges and metro stations appear each year.

Science and innovations

34 technoparks

The city has established 33 technology parks accommodating thousands of small and medium-sized innovation companies. 39 industrial complexes prioritizing innovation development have been registered. 12 technology parks for children are being developed at local universities, offering classes for school children.

Trade

96.6%

The number of weekend markets has increased ten-fold. Since early 2018, there are 102 market places. Over 4,000 illegal trading facilities have been dismantled during the past five years, a standard system for siting kiosks has been drafted, and a 96.6-percent outlet-accessibility coefficient is now posted.

Economy and business

76.6%

Since 2011, the city has improved 550 parks and green territories, including the creation of 259 new parks. In 2017, 113 green zones were improved. There are plans to still improve 84 parks before the year is out. Trees and shrubs cover 49 percent of the city's area.

Sports

93 facilities

Since 2011, the city has opened over 90 new sports facilities, and the number of city residents preferring a healthy lifestyle has doubled. During the summer of 2018, Moscow hosted the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Luzhniki Stadium was renovated in the run-up to the event, and home stadiums for Spartak and CSKA were also built.

Culture

42 facilities

In the past few years, Moscow built 42 new cultural facilities and restored over 1,000 architectural landmarks, including the Arch of Triumph on Kutuzovsky Prospekt, the Pashkov House, the Gnessin School of Music, the Izvestia building, Helikon Opera and many others as well.

Building and courtyard

21,875 yards

By 2015, the city renovated 105,900 residential-building entrances and sections and replaced 29,500 lifts in apartment houses. In all, 21,875 courtyards were improved in 2011-2016. Parking space volumes tripled, and 17,353 new playgrounds and 4,487 sports facilities were installed.

The city is posting a natural population increase for the first time since the 1980s. Almost 2 million Moscow residents help run the city, new parks are opening in central Moscow, and the city hosts world-class sports championships

LEARN HOW THE CITY CHANGED

Panoramic photos of Moscow in the past five years

SEE AND COMPARE

City projects

Moscow pioneered the development of key city-life aspects. Other Russian cities utilise the capital's experience in implementing city-level projects to create a people-friendly urban environment, to modernise the transport sector and to implement IT projects at local schools

Social security

Exciting Activities for Senior Citizens

The Exciting Activities for Senior Citizens project focuses on city residents wishing to lead not only an active lifestyle but also to use all local opportunities for self-realisation purposes. Sports clubs, creative labs and language classes operate in every city district, and all lessons are free of charge.

Culture and tourism

Reviving VDNKh

The country's main exhibition centre has got its original name back. In the past three years, the number of people visiting it during the weekends has soared from 40,000 to 500,000. Over 43 architectural and cultural landmarks are being restored.

Residential areas

Relocation programme

Hundreds of city blocks of flats will be renovated under the relocation programme, and a high-quality modern urban environment will be created there. About one million city residents will receive comfortable flats, and 242 pilot areas have already been allocated for this relocation programme.

Street festivals

Moscow Seasons

The city has formulated a new timeframe of festivities that includes over ten major festivals, such as the winter-time Journey to Christmas festival, the Times and Epochs historical re-enactment festival, the Golden Autumn festival and lots more.

Construction

Zaryadye

Zaryadye is an island of tranquility in the very heart of the capital that unites history and cutting-edge technology. The 10.2-hectare park has 860,000 garden plants, and the territory has an automated trickle-irrigation system.

Professional and mass sports

Luzhniki

The city built and reconstructed 45 facilities at Luzhniki Sports Complex, including the Big Sports Arena, in the run-up to the 2018 FIFA World Cup. The territory has turned into a sports park. The complex meets all modern standards, while retaining its historical image.

Healthcare

Morozovskaya Hospital

Built in 2017, the Hospital's new wing offers new medical treatment options in the area of emergency cardiovascular surgery, arrhythmology, organ-and-tissue transplantation, including bone-marrow transplantations.

City management

Working Together projects

The Working Together system of city solutions merges three projects, including online referendums on the Active Citizen website where two million people vote, the Our City feedback system that has solved two million problems in six years and the Moscow Crowdsourcing discussion platform that has received 88,000 ideas from city residents.

Education

Moscow Electronic School

2 million city residents actively use Moscow Online School services. Over 8,000 teachers have learned how to use Moscow Electronic School equipment. About 50,000 pieces of equipment have been installed at city schools. School satchels are much lighter since the introduction of online textbooks.

Social security

Exciting Activities for Senior Citizens

The Exciting Activities for Senior Citizens project focuses on city residents wishing to lead not only an active lifestyle but also to use all local opportunities for self-realisation purposes. Sports clubs, creative labs and language classes operate in every city district, and all lessons are free of charge.

Culture and tourism

Reviving VDNKh

The country's main exhibition centre has got its original name back. In the past three years, the number of people visiting it during the weekends has soared from 40,000 to 500,000. Over 43 architectural and cultural landmarks are being restored.

Residential areas

Relocation programme

Hundreds of city blocks of flats will be renovated under the relocation programme, and a high-quality modern urban environment will be created there. About one million city residents will receive comfortable flats, and 242 pilot areas have already been allocated for this relocation programme.

Street festivals

Moscow Seasons

The city has formulated a new timeframe of festivities that includes over ten major festivals, such as the winter-time Journey to Christmas festival, the Times and Epochs historical re-enactment festival, the Golden Autumn festival and lots more.

Construction

Zaryadye

Zaryadye is an island of tranquility in the very heart of the capital that unites history and cutting-edge technology. The 10.2-hectare park has 860,000 garden plants, and the territory has an automated trickle-irrigation system.

Professional and mass sports

Luzhniki

The city built and reconstructed 45 facilities at Luzhniki Sports Complex, including the Big Sports Arena, in the run-up to the 2018 FIFA World Cup. The territory has turned into a sports park. The complex meets all modern standards, while retaining its historical image.

Healthcare

Morozovskaya Hospital

Built in 2017, the Hospital's new wing offers new medical treatment options in the area of emergency cardiovascular surgery, arrhythmology, organ-and-tissue transplantation, including bone-marrow transplantations.

City management

Working Together projects

The Working Together system of city solutions merges three projects, including online referendums on the Active Citizen website where two million people vote, the Our City feedback system that has solved two million problems in six years and the Moscow Crowdsourcing discussion platform that has received 88,000 ideas from city residents.

Education

Moscow Electronic School

2 million city residents actively use Moscow Online School services. Over 8,000 teachers have learned how to use Moscow Electronic School equipment. About 50,000 pieces of equipment have been installed at city schools. School satchels are much lighter since the introduction of online textbooks.

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