Resolution No. 159 of the Council of Ministers validating the State Program for Overcoming the Consequences of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Disaster for 2021–2025.

This State Program deals with social and economic development in affected regions, ensuring radiation protection, and enhancing the organization of health and wellness treatments for children living in contaminated areas. The legal framework is grounded in the national legislation, which addresses compensation and support for citizens affected by the Chernobyl disaster.
The document specifies several key measures aimed at achieving its objectives, including the establishment of modern production facilities to create jobs, the expansion of health and wellness services for affected populations, and the implementation of targeted social support programs. It emphasizes the need for local authorities to identify priority projects and manage the allocation of resources effectively. Compliance requirements include monitoring the use of funds and ensuring that the measures align with the overarching goals of the State Program.
The implementation plan involves a structured approach with defined responsibilities for local executive committees and the Minsk City Executive Committee. It outlines a six-step evaluation process to assess the effectiveness of the Program, including the calculation of performance indicators and the adjustment of action plans as necessary. Secondary themes include the importance of stakeholder engagement, regular monitoring of legislative changes, and the need for effective financial planning to support the program's initiatives.