Montana District – lowest taxes and little waste, but poor education and aging population
Montana is among the districts with relatively low incomes and living standards. Employment and unemployment are growing simultaneously and remain significantly less favorable than the national average. Investment and business activity in the district are relatively weak. The density of the road and railway network remains lower than the national average. The average level of local taxes in the municipalities of the district is the lowest in the country. The share of own revenues in the total revenues in the municipalities of the district is very limited. The continuing aging of the population in the country is particularly visible in Montana district. Student results are low. Access to general practitioners in the district is relatively high. The number of beds in multi-profile hospitals remains significantly higher than the national average. The relative number of registered crimes is relatively high. The volume of waste in the district is small, and its management is good. Cultural life and tourism in Montana district are among the least intensive in the country.