Government of Ivanovo Oblast

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As with the federal government of Russia Ivanovo Oblast government is also divided into three branches: executive, legislative and judicial. The Charter of Ivanovo Oblast form the provincial law.

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Government of Ivanovo Oblast
Coat of Arms of Ivanovo Oblast.svg
Polity typeRegional government
Constitution Constitution of Russia Charter of Ivanovo Oblast
Legislative branch
Name Ivanovo Oblast Duma
Type Unicameralism
Meeting place Ivanovo
Presiding officerDmitrieva Marina Avenirovna, Chairman of Ivanovo Oblast Duma
Executive branch
Head of State and Government
TitleGovernor
Currently Stanislav Voskresensky

Composition of the government

Flag of Ivanovo Oblast.svg Government of Ivanovo Oblast
PostOffice holder
GovernorStanislav Voskresensky
Deputy Chairman of the Government,

Head of the Complex of Economic Development of the Ivanovo Region

Dmitrieva Lyudmila Vladislavovna
Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Ivanovo Region, Head of the Infrastructure Development Complex of the Ivanovo RegionZobnin Sergey Vitalevich
Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Ivanovo Region, Head of the Construction Complex of the Ivanovo RegionKorobkin Sergey Mikhailovich
Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Ivanovo Region, Director of the Department of Internal Policy of the Ivanovo RegionNesterov Evgeny Leonidovich
Chief of Staff of the Government of the Ivanovo RegionKhasbulatova Olga Anatolyevna
Head of the Property Management and Procurement Complex of the Ivanovo RegionShabanova Elena Vladimirovna
Head of the Housing and Public Utilities and Energy Complex of the Ivanovo RegionShabotinsky Alexander Leonidovich
Head of the Complex of the Social Sphere of the Ivanovo RegionErmish Irina Gennadievna
Director of the Finance Department of the Ivanovo RegionYakovleva Lyubov Vasilyevna
Director of the Department of Economic Development and Trade of the Ivanovo RegionBadak Lyudmila Sergeevna
Director of the Ivanovo Region Health DepartmentSim Michael Illarionovich
Director of the Department of Culture and Tourism of the Ivanovo RegionTrofimova Natalya Vladimirovna
Director of the Department of Agriculture and Food of the Ivanovo RegionCherkesov Denis Leonidovich

Government Session

Flag of Ivanovo Oblast.svg Government Session of Ivanovo Oblast
SessionAgenda
April 17,2019On measures to stimulate fertility in the Ivanovo Oblast
April 3, 2019On the transition to digital terrestrial television broadcasting and the disconnection of analog broadcasting in the territory of the Ivanovo Oblast
February 6, 2019On the implementation of the road safety improvement program “10 routes” in 2019
January 16, 2019On the results of the activities of the Construction Complex of the Ivanovo Region in 2018 and the tasks for 2019
December 5, 2018On the results of the work of the road fund of the Ivanovo region in 2018 and the main approaches to the work of the fund in 2019

Government Office

Structural units

See also

http://www.ivanovoobl.ru/ Archived 2015-12-01 at the Wayback Machine (Official government website of Ivanovo Oblast; available in English/Russian)

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