The "New People" party will help the residents of Kirov update the city courtyards.

      She reported that the "Urban Solutions" project will cover 30 regions of the country. It will allow active residents to prepare their landscaping projects. The best of them will be helped to implement by the "New People" party.

      "Today, the development of cities cannot be imagined without the participation of the residents themselves. The 'Urban Solutions' project is being created as a platform where proactive people can not only express ideas but also receive tools for their implementation. Our task is to help active citizens become full co-authors of the development of their territories," noted Daria Kislicyna.

      At the first meeting of the project, which took place at VyatSU, an expert spoke about how residents can build a constructive dialogue with representatives of the authorities. Daria Kislicyna noted that today the main request from residents is related not only to specific problems but also to the opportunity to participate in decision-making.

      To learn more about the "Urban Solutions" project, you can contact the regional branch of the "New People" party in the Kirov region at +7 (912) 727-47-37.

      During her visit to the region, Daria Kislicyna also held a series of meetings with representatives of business and creative industries. For example, with the participants of the women's business club "Astra Ladies Club" and its founder Yulia Usenko. In addition, Daria Kislicyna spoke with the team of masters of the Dymkovo toy and the director of the craft, Larisa Ushakova. The participants discussed the preservation of traditions, the training of young masters, and modern formats for promoting cultural heritage.

      "The Kirov region today demonstrates an important trend: the development of the territory occurs when business, universities, public organizations, and active residents begin to work as a single team. This synergy becomes the foundation for the region's development, creating an environment for life and creativity," summarized Daria Kislicyna.