Running costs environmental protection Russia 2021

The operating costs for environmental protection in Russia saw a continuous increase since 1998 when it was measured at under 36 billion Russian rubles. By 2021, the expenditure grew more than tenfold, reaching 425 billion Russian rubles. A sharp increase in running costs by nearly 31 billion Russian rubles was recorded between 2020 and 2021.

Operating costs for environmental protection in Russia from 1998 to 2021 (in billion Russian rubles)

Characteristic	Costs in billion Russian rubles
2021	425.02
2020	394.19
2019	374.41
2018	345.46
2017	320.95
2016	306.53
2015	292.07
2014	269.84
2013	254.38
2012	239.17
2011	222.6
2010	193.46
2009	183.66
2008	183.91
2007	177.3
2006	162.94
2005	142.66
2004	126.56
2003	110.71
2002	89.37
2001	76.83
2000	67.26
1999	46.25
1998	35.78

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May 2022

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Russia

Survey time period

1998 to 2021

Supplementary notes

At actual prices; figures have been rounded.
Data for years prior to 2011 were obtained from another page by the source.

The source defined running costs as all expenses for environmental protection and rational use of natural resources that were funded by owned or borrowed finances of an enterprise, or by the state budget.

They include expenses on maintenance and use of main environmental protection funds, events for preservation and restoration of environmental quality that was disturbed by production activity, events to reduce the harmful influence of production activity on environment, to treat waste from production and consumption, on the organization of supervision over emissions and waste of production and consumption into the environment and over quality condition of environmental components, on scientific research, and work on environmental education of employees.

They do not include means paid to other enterprises (organizations) for wastewater collection and treatment, waste storage and utilization as well as depreciation charge transferred to main environmental protection funds.

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