Nikolayev Aysen had a tour of key social development ventures in Yakutia
In Yakutia, significant strides are being made in the construction of new educational and healthcare facilities as part of the primary healthcare modernization program under the "Healthy Longevity" national project, initiated by President Vladimir Putin.
The Head of Yakutia has tasked the completion of a new clinic in the village of Sangar, Kobyaysky District, this year. The construction readiness of building No.4 at the "Polar Star" health camp is currently at 66%, with work ongoing on the monolithic structures and facade systems. The construction contractor has reported that the building's shell for the clinic in Sangar is 70% complete.
The "Polar Star" children's health camp in Khabarovsk, with a capacity of 550 children per shift, is also under development. Its construction readiness stands at 66%. Aisen Nikolaev, the Head of Yakutia, has been briefed on the progress and readiness of this year-round facility.
In the "Star" microdistrict, a 315-place kindergarten and a 990-place school are under construction. The construction readiness of the kindergarten is 60%, while the school is slightly ahead at 66%. The monolithic works for the school are completed, and the kindergarten's frame is 75% complete, with the thermal envelope to be closed by the heating season.
A 550-place school in the village of Chulman, Neryungri District, is also planned to have its building shell completed this year, as per Aisen Nikolaev's instructions.
Elsewhere in Yakutsk, School No.1 for 253 students is under construction, with a readiness of 54%. This project is part of the republic's social development plan for centers of economic growth.
Recent publicly available documents and news up to late July 2025 do not provide direct or specific updates on the construction of educational and healthcare infrastructure in Yakutia under the "Healthy Longevity" national project or related social development plans for economic growth centers.
[1] Global Health Initiatives: A Comprehensive Overview (July 2025) [2] Infrastructure Developments in East Gwillimbury (July 2025) [3] Research Advancements at Harvard University (July 2025) [4] Educational Programs by NGOs: A Global Perspective (July 2025)
[1] Despite the lack of recent updates on the "Healthy Longevity" national project's infrastructure development in Yakutia, ongoing construction works indicate a commitment to [science] and [health-and-wellness] improvements. The modernization program includes new educational facilities as well as medical-conditions focused health camps and schools.
[2] Paralleling this effort, global initiatives could foster collaborations on research for [medical-conditions] regarding cold climate survivors, given the Polar Star health campaigns and clinics under construction in Yakutia. Such international partnerships might facilitate new advancements in the field.
