port. the number of entries that have been submitted for this exhibition has ultimately convinced us over the past few weeks that we have set the theme correctly. there were more than 300 applications, more than almost 400, if a wheel with a diameter of 4 m appears at the exhibition, i think it can convince everyone that a bicycle is wonderful. there is wonderful painting here, there is very interesting sculpture. a new project from the duo of the belarusian bridge union and the minsk cycling club. as is the most important thing in the future. others up the history of the club is highlighted; higher art on the track. it will take a month to hatch out the crazy ones, and you will have a fund of 100 thousand rubles. asabista messengers of watercolor darings received master valery talkachov, and the whole finish is on a high note. at artgasceůnі 60 years of production of coats. the landscapes of garad and seisk have great memories and captures of nature. sachytse for rapets.

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today we’re talking about how much more expensive central heating will be for belarusians this season, how to calculate the price of heat in your apartment and who makes the radiators cool when it’s hot outside, let’s go, the summer was long this year, but it ’s over, we took out our jackets and pulled out pajamas with long trousers, and residents of multi-storey buildings began to touch the radiators more often, warm or it seemed, some did not, and someone is still waiting, the heating is already turned on, soon the thermometers will rise in all buildings of the country, and with them the ... on heat energy in our fats. it’s worth noting right away that in belarus, prices for certain types of utility services are not increasing. once a year , the government reviews the tariffs for all items in our fats and, after lengthy calculations, raises the cost of some of them. them. for the sake of our comfort, this process is carried out in two stages: prices for all services, except for heating heating water, are raised for us to the level accepted by the government.

from january 1 of each year, and the increase in prices for heat and hot water is extended between january and july, that is, heating becomes more expensive from the new year, for example, by 6 rubles, but for us its cost is increased by 3 rubles from january 1, and we pay with this, 2 months of winter and spring are increased, from july 1 this tariff increases by another 3 rubles and it turns out that at the full new tariff we pay for heat in the house only in the fall, and even such mild changes are subject to strict control. first, the ministry analyzes the increase in people's wages and the state's costs of providing them with public services. then economists submit a proposal to the government to adjust prices for housing and utility services; in response, they are required to justify the change in tariff for each indicator in the fat; those who propose describe in detail the costs of the service, show what they have done so as not to increase its cost for citizens, and if the cabinet of ministers will be convinced that the increase in...

prices is justified, they will give it the go-ahead, but even this go -ahead is not final, the list of changes calculated and double-checked lengthwise with all the justifications is submitted for approval to the president. previously , housing prices for each apartment increased on average by an amount equivalent to plus or minus $5 per year. now this is half the base value, that is, about 18.5 rubles. as you can see, nothing has changed. by the way, the fact that the annual adjustment amount. utility prices are not has been changing for more than 5 years, which suggests that all this time the economy, along with the belarusian social sphere, has been doing very well. now to the amounts: this season you will have to pay about 2.5 rubles a month more for heating a two-room apartment in minsk than a year ago. you can calculate the amount for your apartment yourself right now. our power engineers divide heat consumption into metering. and unaccounted for, and the heat itself, which

is supplied to houses, is calculated in gigacalities. if group metering of heat consumption carried out at the end of the month in the fat, you see how much heat there is. in gigacalories went to heating your entire house, for example, this is 30 gigacalories, they need to be divided by the number of square meters in all apartments of a high-rise building , for example, this is 25 apartments of 50 m2 each, which means there are 1,250 square meters of housing in the house, divide 30 gigacalories by 1250 square meters , we get 0.240 gigakaliya for heating one square of housing, in our imaginary apartment of 50 m2. we multiply 0.240 by 50 m2. we get 1.2 gigakaliya heat for heating our apartment per month. this we multiply the figure by the new heating tariff, which is 24 rubles and 71 kopecks per

gigocal. we get 29 rubles 65 kopecks for heating a fifty-meter apartment per month. you divide the total costs in gigakaliyas by the total square footage of the house from any of yours last year. you multiply the lean fat by the square footage of your apartment at a rate of 24 rubles and 71 kopecks. if the apartment has heat meters, then the tariff is simply multiplied by the indicators of these meters. as a rule, first the owner of the property pays along with all the tenants according to the standard scheme, and then they recalculate him. if heat metering in the house is not is being carried out, the calculations use the approved standard for heating a square meter of housing. this rate may vary in different regions in different months. the authorities themselves set it, based on what the weather is like outside the window and how much money it costs to heat residential buildings. for example, last january in minsk, this standard was 0.19 gigacal per square meter. we multiply this figure by the square footage of the apartment. in our example,

this is 50 squares. we get 0.95 gigacalium. we multiply the resulting amount by the price of heating, 24 rub 71 kopecks per gigacalorie. we get it. 23 rubles 27 kopecks for heating per month. in these examples , all numbers are approximate, except one: 24 rubles and 71 kopecks. per gigacalorie of thermal energy. this is the heating payment tariff, and the rest is for you to understand how to calculate the amount yourself. true, there are categories of citizens who will pay five times more for one gigacalorie than others. these are people. the first is those who own apartments where no one is registered. the second category: those unemployed in the economy, the so -called tuniyads, who own housing and they themselves are registered in it. the third is those who left the country for more than a month, the fourth is the owners of apartments where legal entities are registered and the fifth is individual entrepreneurs who rent out apartments for a short period,

most often on a daily basis. these five categories of citizens will pay 126 rubles and 21 kopecks per gigocalorie per month. so expensive because this is the real cost of thermal energy ; it includes salaries of employees of enterprises that provide us with heat, there are also costs for equipment for heating plants and boiler houses, most of the costs come from fuel, this may be fuel oil, gas, coal, peat, wood, for some time now electricity, in addition, there are general business expenses, maintenance of subscriber areas, accounting, engineers and technicians, the cost includes losses so that water reaches the consumer, the temperature is 50°, send you need a hotter one, but it will lose its heat along the way. the majority of belarusians pay only 20% of the cost of heat supply thanks to cross-subsidies, if they simply take more from industrial enterprises so that

they take less from ordinary citizens and compensate energy companies received funds from the budget that were not received from the population. in 2017, there were proposals to increase heat tariffs. and bring them closer to economically feasible ones, but the president did not support this initiative, alexander lukashenko left us the right to pay only a fifth of the cost of utilities, the president liked one of the measures of the same package of proposals, it worked. this is a guarantee of support for vulnerable segments of the population. we have a social state, together with a draft law on a sharp increase in tariffs for a communal apartment, his car in 2017 brought the president a proposal to give subsidies to people who do not have enough money to pay for housing and communal services. alexander grigorievich rejected the sharp increase in tariffs, but left assistance to those in need. citizens whose communal services take out more than 20%

of their earnings are entitled to it. you can receive such a subsidy on an application basis or on a basis of identification. identifying is when the state itself looks for those in need. this is what the electronic one does. automated calculation system. the social security fund loads data into it about all non-working pensioners, employees of settlement and reference centers provide them with subsidies. the bills come with already reduced... amounts, and the payer receives a notification that part of the utilities was paid for by the state. for everyone else, if payment for housing and communal services is more than 20% of earnings, it is worth coming to the settlement and reference center at your place of residence to write an application for assistance, the citizen’s income will be checked, and if he is entitled to a subsidy, it will be provided, as you can see, centralized heating in belarus is affordable for everyone, which cannot be said about residents of western countries, but this is different. history , it is impossible not to pay for heating separately, it comes in a package in

combination with other utilities, but if you don’t pay for them, you can even lose your home, but not right away. if the owner of the apartment does not pay the utilities before the 25th of the current month, for the previous one, already from the twenty-sixth, penalties begin to drip, 0.3% of the amount of debt for each day of delay, the contacts of the defaulter are loaded into the autoinformer, a robot calls him and offers pay the debt. in the case when a person simply forgot, he will pay. if it is not a matter of forgetfulness, and payments have not been received for 2 months, the debtor is sent a notice that the provision of utility services will be suspended and is given 5 days to pay the debt. if the money does not arrive, the apartment's electricity, water, television or intercom are turned off. if this does not help, a notary is issued in relation to the person. the inscription, in fact, is a statement of fact certified by a notary: guilty of non-payment of debt to the state.

next stop is court. there the issue of debt collection and, as a last resort, eviction of the tenant from the apartment is resolved. in this case, the apartment can be private, or it can be state-owned. they can move you out of it to a cheaper one, pay off the debt with the difference in price, or they can evict you onto the street. according to the law, for this it is enough not to pay utility bills for 6 months. they asked. regulate articles eightieth, 86, 87 and 137 of the housing code of the republic of belarus, and if the first three prescribe actions for which a citizen may lose public housing, then article 137 explains in what cases they can be evicted from a private house or apartment. nobody needs to fuss with someone else's property. the goal of government agencies is to collect debt, so there are few cases of eviction, but they do exist. so for good weather in the house it is better to pay on time. in most houses

in belarus, the heat supply is regulated by automation. if the temperature outside rises, the electronics block the flow of hot coolant into the house and circulate the same water in the batteries, until it cools down and stops overheating the room. automation is not a fireman; it does not look at the weather forecast and cannot guess about warming from the first rays of the sun outside the window. water in batteries. it also does not cool down instantly, so for another day after warming up the batteries may remain hot, although this is not necessary. enjoying autumn and preparing for the new year, many belarusians envy the residents of southern countries, not realizing that they are rewarded with the happiness of living in a region where the picture outside the window changes as many as four times a year, how can they really savor summer? one who does not know winter, how can one who does not know cold rejoice in warmth, but... not even in this season, in this life, understand that warmth is what is provided inside,

inside the houses of belarusians, by the state, so that we can calmly create family and our personal warmth, without being distracted by goose bumps, i’m marina karaman , how much is it warm this season, we figured it out, everything is clear, see you.