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3:17Now PlayingRussia's low birth rate has prompted regional lawmakers to introduce a new policy initiative offering 100,000 rubles to female students under 25 in Karelia who give birth to a healthy baby. Starting January 1, 2025, the initiative aims to support young mothers, though it excludes stillbirths and lacks clarity on infant mortality or disabilities. The policy does not specify additional support for childcare or postpartum recovery. This initiative comes amid Russia's demographic crisis, worsened by military losses and emigration. Financial pressures, particularly on women, discourage parenthood, and the 100,000 ruble incentive is unlikely to address the broader challenges of raising children.
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