Strategic Master Plan of Tynda was successfully presented to the President of Russia

The development of Tynda, Amur region was discussed at a meeting on the development of cities in the Far East. The meeting was held in Ulan-Ude under the chairmanship of Vladimir Putin.

The President of Russia, opening the meeting, noted that over the past ten years, significant results have been achieved in the development of the economy, infrastructure and social sphere of the Far East. At the same time, serious efforts will have to be made to radically improve people’s quality of life, create a comfortable and safe urban environment, solve infrastructure problems, give additional impetus to business initiatives, open new opportunities for education, employment and self-realization of citizens.

Vladimir Putin noted that the city of Tinda in the Amur region is the most important point of support of the BAM.

During the meeting, the President was presented with the Strategic Master Plan of Tynda, developed by the International Urban Laboratory CENTER Lab.

The history of this young and northern city is directly linked to the history of BAM, and its modernity – to new challenges and comfortable concepts of people’s lives.

The Master plan proposes an integration model of economic development and highlights the top 10 launch projects, including the development of critical engineering infrastructure. The construction of a gas distribution station and a gas pipeline from the “Power of Siberia” will restart the city’s economy, improve the environmental situation and reduce the cost of heat energy.

The new businesses involve cluster development with the city-forming role of the Russian Railways to ensure demand and supply of necessary raw materials and components.

The first stage will be the preparation for the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the construction of the Baykal-Amur highway: the arrangement of places for mass recreation of residents, the capital repair and construction of social facilities, housing and transport infrastructure.

The planned activities will enable the comprehensive development of Tynda as a compact city with a capital level of services. As a result of the implementation of territorial development measures, the quality index of the urban environment will increase  and a consolidation of local business efforts.