By Plenary Sessions: Aleksandr Tšaplõgin

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Social issues have been addressed within the context of economic well-being, emphasizing concerns regarding the decline in people's standard of living and the reduction of purchasing power. It is specifically highlighted that a large segment of the population is forced to take out loans just to cover daily expenses, which indicates a deterioration of the social situation.

The primary social issues are the deep demographic crisis and child poverty, both of which are being addressed as national priorities. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of guaranteeing adequate financial support for children, and criticism is leveled at the insufficient funding for education, particularly concerning the budget allocated for school meals.

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The social issue under discussion is the inequality and ethics surrounding education funding. Particular attention is drawn to the Tallinn City government’s decision to allocate funds to a private school while simultaneously leaving the public Kalamaja school, which is operating under difficult circumstances, without financing. This situation is linked to a conflict of interest among politicians.

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