Substantial funding of 3.5 million rubles provided for 15 youth-focused initiatives
In the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (YNAO), 15 youth initiatives received funding totaling 3.4 million rubles following a regional grants competition. The competition, which was open to young people aged 14 to 35, covered 21 categories, with winners in each category.
The winners were determined by a selection process, and the competition was held in YNAO. The grants competition aimed to support projects in creative industries, socially-oriented activities, environmental projects, patriotic education, and promoting a healthy lifestyle and family values. For projects in creative industries, the maximum grant size was 200,000 rubles, while the maximum grant size for socially significant initiatives was 300,000 rubles.
The telegram channel "Circle of White Nights," a platform for sharing news in YNAO, has been established to keep users informed about news in the region. By following and subscribing to this channel, users can be the first to know about the latest news updates from YNAO. The channel is a valuable resource for staying updated on news in the region, and it serves as a means to stay informed about projects and initiatives taking place in YNAO.
In addition to the grants competition, there have been other initiatives and events taking place in YNAO. For instance, the Yamal Clean Cup, an environmental cleanup competition, was held from June 13 to 30, 2025, but specific details about categories or municipalities represented in a youth grants competition were not mentioned.
For those interested in learning more about initiatives or competitions in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, it is recommended to check local government websites or news outlets for updates on recent events and projects in the region.
[1] Source: [Link to the source for the Yamal Clean Cup] [2] Source: [Link to the source for the Yamal Clean Cup] [3] Source: [Link to the source for the political context of YNAO] [4] Source: [Link to the source for the educational visits and programs in the region]
