Industry ministries will conduct an audit of the largest investment projects in their areas that have not been launched or are planned to be launched in order to compile a register of 50-100 such projects to support them in a “manual format,” Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said at a meeting of Russian President Vladimir Putin with members of the government, which discussed measures to support investment activity. “Our business really says that there are projects that could be implemented, but in In the current conditions, they are not starting projects both due to macroeconomic indicators, taking into account the high key rate, a strong ruble, and because they do not yet believe in the long-term nature of these investments,” he noted. “It seems to me that it would be possible to do additional work manually, in addition to systemic measures - all sectoral federal executive bodies to conduct an audit of those investment projects that could be implemented, or started but suspended, with specific support measures for each project in a targeted manner,” - said Novak. “Make such a register of 50-100 projects with the total amount of investment for each project, according to the criterion, greater than a certain level, see what is an acceptable level - 10 billion or 50 billion rubles of investment, and using the same tools that we have, see how we could help these projects so that our colleagues invest,” said the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation.