About a thousand events were held in the capital's NGO coworking centers during the year.

The demand for the services of Moscow coworking centers for NGOs increased 1.5 times last year, almost 170 thousand people used them, said Deputy Mayor Natalia Sergunina.

"NGO representatives booked spaces for work and business meetings, held their own events, joined training programs, and sought information support and printing services," Sergunina said.

One of the most popular formats is booking rooms. Individual workplaces, meeting rooms, halls for concerts and presentations are available to visitors. Some locations have areas with kitchen equipment and outdoor summer spaces. The rooms are equipped with computers, interactive whiteboards, screens, microphones and acoustic systems.

Another popular service is the organization of events. Experts help NGOs with the selection of a venue and the holding of an event.

In 2025, coworking centers for non-profit organizations hosted about a thousand different events, including performances and cooking classes. They were visited by over 60 thousand people.

Today, there are 13 NGO coworking centers in the capital. Two of them opened in 2025 — in pavilion No. 44 at VDNH and in the district center "Meeting Place" in the north of the city.

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