INTEGRATION OF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE INTO THE SOCIAL SUPPORT SYSTEM IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

The article analyzes the current mechanisms of social support in Russia and explores the potential for adapting foreign practices to enhance their effectiveness. In modern conditions marked by economic challenges and social tension, it is critically important to ensure the targeting and effectiveness of assistance. Successful international models such as the Scandinavian system, German social insurance, the UK welfare system, and French allowances are examined. The article offers specific recommendations for integrating these models into Russian practice, including financing, monitoring, and expanding social risks.