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Programs: XL Reports, 26 September, 2009

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How to best settle the problem of abandoned children? To build orphanages for them, or find adoptive parents?

It’s even fashionable now to adopt a child, especially if you are rich. But in the Russian village of Kitezh, people are not rich.

They’ve even given up the perks of civilization, but they have invented a new type of adoption: Anyone who wishes to live in Kitezh -- both those who want to adopt a child and those who themselves want to be adopted -- has to go through a probation period. You have to earn the right to be called a mother, a father, a son or a daughter. Kitezh families prepare the orphans for real life. Children here are educated through work in the community.