The Russian government is pulling big strings to fund new social programs on Putin’s orders. Here’s where the two trillion rubles are going, at a glance.

In his January 2020 address to the Federal Assembly, President Vladimir Putin didn’t just announce radical constitutional reforms. He also promised the Russian people a series of social welfare boosts, from free hot lunches for elementary schoolers to increased allowances for families with children. To make those proposals a reality, the new executive cabinet led by Mikhail Mishustin has introduced a State Duma bill amending the federal budget. In the next three years, the cabinet intends to spend more than two trillion rubles ($31.2 billion), an increase of approximately 13 percent over the social spending already allocated by the federal government. Here’s where those two trillion rubles are headed: