Within the policy of improving its youth policy, Russia has been paying attention to the preschool education system. On the 1st of October new sanitary norms came into force, which should encourage a growth in kindergartens.
The current system of preschool education in Ingushetia is not relevant to the demographic situation in the republic. Kindergartens in cities are overcrowded. A large percentage of children entering school haven't attended kindergartens. That makes them difficult to adapt to new conditions of life.
In the context of the shortage of preschool centers, Ingushetia intends to develop a system of private kindergartens. Private kindergartens need governmental support and credits at preferential rates.
