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live birth. assistance.
minimum wage 342.
population additional.
Payments in February, March 1992.
protection of particular groups of the population in 1992.
payments in 1992.
1 2 3 4 5
Per−
centage of Min.
wage Maternity leave 100% of
actual wage Single payment at
birth
300% 1024 2700
Child−care till 1.5 years Recipients:
working parents with 1 + year labor record;
women irrespective of labor record; 18 +
; full−time students;
for each child 60% 205 305 355 500
Child care till 1.5 years Recipients:
working parents w/labor record < 1 year; not working women; for each
child (or caretaker) 45% 154 254 304 400
Children
1.56 years 45% 154 254 304 400
Children of the military
60% 205 305 355 450
Children under guardianship
60% 205 305 355 500
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Annex 1. Table 2
Monthly Allowances for Families with Children Allowances and
Compensations
Presidential Decrees 18.12.91 N 296 as of 1−01−92 on enlarging of cash incomes of the population in 1992 in relation to minimum wage 342.
Presidential Decrees 29.02.92 N208 on single payments in FebruaryMarch 1992 to poor groups of the population additional.
Payments in February, March 1992.
Presidential Decrees 31.03.92 N 321 on single payments in April 1992 and social protection of particular groups of the population in 1992.
Presidential Decrees 21.05.92 on raising the level of social allowances and
compensatory payments in 1992.
1 2 3 4 5
Per−
centage of Min.
wage Children of single
parents brought up in
institutions 60% 205 305 355 500
Children < 16 with Aids
60% 205 305 355 500
Children of single mothers
< 6 616 a/
45%
50%
154 171
254 271
354 321
400 450 Children whose
parents don't pay child support < 6 618
45%
50%
154 171
254 271
354 321
400 450 Children not
receiving pen−
sions and allowances under the present system < 16 and not supported by the
state. b/ 86 136 161 200
Quarterly
compensations for families with children to cover the rise of prices of
30%
35%
40%
103 120 137
250 300 350
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goods for children aged: c/
< 6 613 1318
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Annex 1. Table 2
Monthly Allowances for Families with Children Allowances and
Compensations
Presidential Decrees 18.12.91 N 296 as of 1−01−92 on enlarging of cash incomes of the population in 1992 in relation to minimum wage 342.
Presidential Decrees 29.02.92 N208 on single payments in FebruaryMarch 1992 to poor groups of the population additional.
Payments in February, March 1992.
Presidential Decrees 31.03.92 N 321 on single payments in April 1992 and social protection of particular groups of the population in 1992.
Presidential Decrees 21.05.92 on raising the level of social allowances and
compensatory payments in 1992.
1 2 3 4 5
Per−
centage of Min. wage Compensatory
payment to mothers (or relative taking care of child) on a leave from work to take care of a child
under 3. 35% 120 170 195 300
A non−working person of working age caring for a 1st group invalid or an old person, or a child−invalid (added to their pension) under 16 d/
35% 120 170 195 300
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Non−working wives of service men of the Ministry of Interior in remote areas where they cannot be
placed. e/ 35% 120 170 195 300
Registered unemployed (in addition to bene−
fit/scholarship) 30% be−
fore 01.06.92
103 153 178 Not paid after
01.06.92
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Annex 1. Table 2
Monthly Allowances for Families with Children Allowances and
Compensations
Presidential Decrees 18.12.91 N 296 as of 1−01−92 on enlarging of cash incomes of the population in 1992 in relation to minimum wage 342.
Presidential Decrees 29.02.92 N208 on single payments in FebruaryMarch 1992 to poor groups of the population additional.
Payments in February, March 1992.
Presidential Decrees 31.03.92 N 321 on single payments in April 1992 and social protection of particular groups of the population in 1992.
Presidential Decrees 21.05.92 on raising the level of social allowances and
compensatory payments in 1992.
1 2 3 4 5
Per−
centage of Min.
wage Pensioners working
part−time, those not fulfilling norms, or working at home.
25% 86 225
As of 01.06.92 No less than
Graduate students
100% 342 492
900
80% 274 399
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Undergraduate students
720
Vocational school students
70% 240 345
630 Students 18 + till
they graduate if they don't receive
scholarship, allowances or
pensions. f/ 85
Students graduate students on leaves on
medical grounds. 170
Compensation for food throughout academic year
Vocational school
rb. 6 per day
General education secondary school
rb. 2 per day
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Monthly Allowances for Families with Children Allowances and
Compensations
Presidential Decrees 18.12.91 N 296 as of 1−01−92 on enlarging of cash incomes of the population in 1992 in relation to minimum wage 342.
Presidential Decrees 29.02.92 N208 on single payments in FebruaryMarch 1992 to poor groups of the population additional.
Payments in February, March 1992.
Presidential Decrees 31.03.92 N 321 on single payments in April 1992 and social protection of particular groups of the population in 1992.
Presidential Decrees 21.05.92 on raising the level of social allowances and
compensatory payments in 1992.
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1 2 3 4 5 Per−
centage of Min.
wage Subsidized Milk for
children 02 years in families with average income per person is
< min wage × 2, excluding allowances
and compensations rb. 4,80 p. day
Minimum wage 342 (01.01−
.92)
900 (06.01−
.92) a/ Students of 18 years of age without scholarships.
b/ Students of 18 years without scholarships.
c/ As of the second quarter, 1992, in full amount.
d/ Decision of the Council of Ministers 28.08.91 (RF) No. 446.
e/ Council of Ministers (RF) 05.05.91 No. 242.
f/ As of 01.04.92
Annex 2
List of Women's Organizations Operating with the Women's Union of Russia Russian Association of University Women
President Olga Romashko Telephone: 214 54 11
Federation of Women Writers President Maria Asmont Telephone: 155 74 86
Association of Women Artists ''IRIDA"
President Maria Asmont Telephone: 202 65 64 Women's Club
"Moscovityanka"
President Dina Teretsenko Telephone: 208 21 12
Council of Mothers and Widows of Soldiers Killed in Afghanistan
President Alexsandra Ivanova
Telephone: 200 65 75
Association "Family and Health"
President Irina Manuylova Telephone: 148 4774
Association of Social Workers and Women's Political Club
President Tatyana Khudyakova
Telephone: 200 35 05
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Association "Lubuks"
President Lubov Aksyonova
Telephone: 240 20 87 Women's Centre "Gaya"
President Elena Ershova Telephone: 135 32 07
(She is also the President of the Russian Affiliation of the International Women's Forum.)
Women's Alliance
President Tatyana Ivanova Telephone: 132 7171
ECOFEMME/Ecological Women's Associa−
tion
Chair Tatyana Popova Telephone: 1700930 Annex 3
Institutions Doing Research on Women
Center for Gender Studies of the Institute of Social and Economic Problems of Population Address:
Program:
Funding:
Contacts
Krasikova 27, Rooms 904, 907, Moscow 117218 Contract research, including with UNICEF Academy of Sciences, contracts
Anastasiya Posadskaya, Director Elena Mezentseva, Zoya Khotkina
Institute of Social and Economic Problems of Population, Academy of Sciences Address:
Program:
Funding:
Contacts:
Krasikova 27, Moscow 117218 Taganrog surveys
Academy of Sciences, contract research Natalia Mikhailovna Rimashevsskaya, Director
Research Center for Social Protection of Family, Childhood and Demographic Policy Address:
Program:
Funding:
Contacts:
Nikolskaya 10/2, Moscow 103012 3 years of research, including surveys
Ministry of Social Protection, contract with Ministry of Science Sergey Vladimirovich Darmodekhin, Director
Olga Vovtchenko, Head of the Division on Women
Coordination Committee on Family, Maternity and Children of the President Address:
Program:
Contacts:
Kremlin, Moscow
National programs and legislation
Ekaterina Filippovna Lakhova, Chair, Advisor to the President.
Lyudmila Fedorovna Bezlepkina, Deputy Chair Russian Center for Public Opinion Research
Address:
Program:
Contacts:
Nikolskaya 17, Moscow 103012 Public opinion surveys
Valentina Vasilyevna Bodrova (table continued on next page)
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Annex 3
Institutions Doing Research on Women
Russian Statistical Office, Department of Demography Address:
Program:
Contacts:
2/6 M. Cherkassky per., Moscow 103616 Statistics
Evgeny Borisivich Mikhailov, Head of the Department,
Committee on Social Support of the Family and Children of the Ministry of Social Protection
Address:
Program:
Contacts:
Nogina Sq. 4, Moscow
Medico−social, economic assistance, psychological and pedagogical, organizational−methodological studies
Elena Nikolayevna Feoktistova, Deputy−Chairman Yuri Simeonovich Medvedev
Oblast Union of Women, Ivanovo Address:
Program:
Contacts:
Pushkina str.9, Ivanovo 153000
Research Team on the Issues of Women's Status under Transition to Market Economy, Business Woman Center
Olga A. Khasbulatova, Tatyana P. Sidyakina, Margarita M. Razina