Promises

Each promise is a card: the exact quote from the primary source, who benefits, what it costs, when and paid for by what, and what happened next. When a new decree moves the deadline, the card shows the old and the new wording. One standard for everyone: the President, the Government, governors and any party.

Cards: 20

Budget section

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Promise	Who	Budget section	Deadline	Status
A total fertility rate of 1.6	Vladimir Putin	Social policy	31 Dec 2030	Promised
Russia's place among the largest economies	Vladimir Putin	National economy	31 Dec 2030	Promised
120 million square metres of housing a year	Vladimir Putin	Housing and utilities	31 Dec 2030	Promised
Incomes and pensions to grow at least with inflation	Vladimir Putin	Social policy	31 Dec 2030	Promised
Life expectancy of 78 years	Vladimir Putin	Healthcare	31 Dec 2030	Promised
Steady population growth	Vladimir Putin	Social policy	31 Dec 2030	Promised
Lower poverty	Vladimir Putin	Social policy	31 Dec 2030	Promised
Cardiovascular mortality down to 649.4	Vladimir Putin	Healthcare	31 Dec 2018	Promised
Doctors' and researchers' pay at 200% of the regional average	Vladimir Putin	Healthcare	31 Dec 2018	Promised
A total fertility rate of 1.753	Vladimir Putin	Social policy	31 Dec 2018	Promised
Housing 20% cheaper per square metre	Vladimir Putin	Housing and utilities	31 Dec 2018	Promised
Infant mortality down to 7.5	Vladimir Putin	Healthcare	31 Dec 2018	Promised
Investment at 27% of GDP	Vladimir Putin	National economy	31 Dec 2018	Promised
25 million high-productivity jobs	Vladimir Putin	National economy	31 Dec 2020	Promised
Life expectancy of 74 years	Vladimir Putin	Healthcare	31 Dec 2018	Promised
815,000 mortgages a year	Vladimir Putin	Housing and utilities	31 Dec 2018	Promised
Pre-school places for all children aged 3 to 7	Vladimir Putin	Education	31 Dec 2016	Promised
Labour productivity up 1.5 times	Vladimir Putin	National economy	31 Dec 2018	Promised
Real wages up 1.4–1.5 times	Vladimir Putin	Social policy	31 Dec 2018	Promised
Teachers' pay at the regional average	Vladimir Putin	Education	31 Dec 2012	Promised

Vladimir Putin

How a card works

The quote is word for word from the primary source: a decree, a transcript, a party programme. The source is archived, because Russian pages are edited and removed.
Four parameters: who benefits, what it costs, when, and what pays for it. If no source of money was named, the card says so.
Only documents change a status: a plan, a law or decree, money in an open budget annex, delivery starting, the outcome.
When a new document changes the deadline or the wording, a new version appears; the old one stays visible and the difference is marked.
A card is published after two editors check it. One standard for everyone, including any party linked to the project's authors.

Promised: There is a primary source for the promise, but no official plan names it yet.
In a plan: An official plan names it: a national project passport, a state programme, the Unified Plan.
Law or decree: A law or decree that carries it out has been signed and published.
Funded: Money is allocated in an open annex to a budget law.
Delivering: It has started: payments are flowing, a scheme is open, contracts are signed.
Delivered: The outcome was met as worded.
Not met: The deadline passed and the documents show it was not met, or it was officially abandoned.
Undone: The deadline passed with no official statement and no sign of delivery.
Cannot be checked: At least two of who, how much and when are missing: delivery cannot be checked.