Among the cities and agglomerations for which development plans have been drawn up are Dikson, Arkhangelsk, Norilsk and Dudinka, Murmansk, Kirovsk and Apatity, Monchegorsk, Vorkuta, Naryan-Mar, Kem and Belomorsk, Bilibino, Pevek, Tiksi and Naiba, Salekhard and Labytnangi, Novy Urengoy, and Noyabrsk.
The long-term comprehensive plans for the development of Arctic cities envisage the implementation of 516 measures with a total funding of 2.9 trillion rubles. The majority of the funds—1.74 trillion rubles, or approximately 60%—will be provided through extra-budgetary investments, demonstrating the high investment attractiveness of the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation. The federal budget plans to allocate 555 billion rubles for these purposes by 2035, including 313 billion rubles by 2030. An additional 598 billion rubles are allocated for these purposes from regional budgets.