The government instructed to find guilty in disruption of state -owned development programs

The deputy prime ministers of the Russian Government were instructed to get state companies from the implementation of long-term development programs (DPR), as well as bring to justice employees of departments that break off plans for the implementation of the DPR, the Vedomosti newspaper writes on Monday.

The task of Arkady Dvorkovich, Dmitry Rogozin and Alexander Khloponin is to control the execution of DPR and evaluate key performance indicators (KPI) top managers of state companies. The Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Communications and other relevant departments is entrusted to the Ministry of Transport.

According to the sources of the publication in the government, the DPR has not yet become a real management tool, since at the moment there is no audit of the results. However, many companies do not report on their DPR to the government.

Long -term programs for the development of state -owned companies are designed for five years, they contain goals, objectives and main directions of business development; targeted financial and economic indicators of activity; forecasts, as well as management responsibility for reaching KPI.

Earlier it was reported that Russian ministries are preparing the reform of the reward system to the heads of state -owned companies.