Over 58 million Russian rubles earmarked for repairing cafeterias in two schools based in Sochi
Sochi, a renowned Russian city, is nearing the completion of repairs to dining blocks in two schools and has announced plans for renovations in five kindergartens. The city's mayor, Andrei Proshunin, made the announcement on his Telegram channel.
The renovation of dining blocks in the five kindergartens is an expansion of the repairs being carried out in Sochi, involving more institutions. This expansion includes updates to kitchen equipment and furniture, similar to the renovation at School No.27 in Adler, where a new dining hall has been prepared.
The source of the funds for the renovation of dining blocks in the five kindergartens includes an allocation of 58 million rubles and additional funds from the local budget and ZSK. An additional 4.75 million rubles has been attracted for this purpose.
The renovation of dining blocks in the five kindergartens is not limited to the two schools previously mentioned (School No.27 in Adler and School No.75 in Lazarevskoye), where capital repairs have already been carried out.
While specific details about the dining block repairs in Sochi schools and kindergartens, including funding and schools involved, are not widely available, it is common for funding for school repairs to come from local government budgets, grants, or partnerships with organizations focused on educational infrastructure. The selection of schools for repairs often depends on the condition of existing facilities and the demand for improvements based on student needs. Local education authorities usually manage these projects, working with contractors and planners to ensure timely and effective repairs.
For precise information on the Sochi schools and kindergartens involved in these renovations, it would be best to contact local education officials or news sources directly.
Engaging in these renovation projects, the city of Sochi is aiming to further improve education-and-self-development facilities in its kindergartens, extending beyond the repairs in schools. This expansion includes the allocation of 58 million rubles and additional funds, with the objective of enhancing kitchen equipment and furniture.
Incorporating the renovation of dining blocks in five kindergartens into their plan, Sochi's officials are also focusing on education-and-self-development, striving to provide students with better resources for their growth.
