Social policy Of Gazprom Transgaz

Gazprom Transgaz Moscow traditionally contributes a lot to the social policy.
The company comprises two sanatoriums, three recreation centers, a children’s recreation camp, which are located in Central Russia and on the Black Sea coast as well as a modern diagnostics and rehabilitation center. The company’s employees are trained on a regular basis at the Zimenki and Pervomaisky training and production centers.
Between 2001 and 2008 the company won six prizes of the All-Russian Contest “Russian Company of High Social Efficiency”. In 2007 the company won the Personnel Qualification, Training and Development System diploma (Class I).
Since 2007 the Company participates in the Gazprom to Children program implementation with a view to raise a healthy generation of Russians. As part of this program, Gazprom Transgaz Moscow commissioned a variety of facilities: versatile sports, hockey and football grounds, tennis courts and swimming pools. For instance, in 2009 the company built 25 sports grounds in the Kursk Oblast and completed a large-scale program on versatile grounds construction in 24 regions of the Voronezh Oblast
 

Gazprom Transgaz Moscow is an active participant of Gazprom to Children program

Gazprom Transgaz Moscow employees and their family members fully participate in the industry-wide Spartakiada Games and festivals. Its creative groups have repeatedly won prizes of the Fakel festival and its sports team once won the Summer Spartakiada Games of Gazprom and thrice finished second. In 2007 Gazprom Transgaz Moscow arranged the 2nd Summer Children’s Spartakiada Games and 7th Summer Spartakiada Games of Gazprom in Belgorod. The sports forum brought together over 600 children and some 2,000 adults from 27 participating teams. The children’s team of the company took the thirst place and the adult team – the second place having lost only 1 point to the winners. The children’s team of Gazprom Transgaz Moscow sustained its leadership position once again by winning the 3rd Summer Children’s Spartakiada Games in 2009.