In 1996, Shuto Orizari together with the two surrounding villages — Gorno and Dolno Orizari, formed an independent administrative unit — the municipality of Shuto Orizari.

Shuto Orizari began to develop after the catastrophic earthquake of 1963. After the reconstruction of Skopje and its surroundings, the place where today's settlement is located, the predominantly Roma population began to settle. Today, Shuto Orizari is one of the outskirts of today's Skopje. With the Gradual Shaping of the settlement, the Municipality of Shuto Orizari begins to take on the appearance of an urbanized suburban neighborhood. Over time, Shuto Orizari acquires its own administrative and cultural institutions.

The municipality of Shuto Orizari is part of the City of Skopje and is the only Roma municipality in the world in which the Roma have their own mayor and can exercise their national rights. The municipality is located in the northern part of the territory of the city of Skopje. The current mayor of the municipality is Kurto Dudush. The previous mayors of Shuto Orizari were: Nezhdet Mustafa, Erduan Isein, and Elvis Bayram. Amdi Bajram also got the post of mayor, but due to serving a prison sentence in Shuto Orizari, he had to be re-elected.

Austria

– Energy voucher 150 EUR

– Energy subsidies (including tax cuts and compensation for employees

– 90% reduction in gas and electricity tariffs by mid-2023

– increase in subsidies for employees' transportation

Belgium

– Energy voucher 100 EUR

– Reduction of VAT from 21% to 6% for electricity

- Reduction of taxes on diesel and gasoline by 17.5 cents/liter

Czech Republic

– Electricity and gas are exempt from VAT

- Cancellation of road taxes for cars, buses, trucks up to 12 tons

Denmark

- Heat check of 800 euros for the most affected households

– Support for replacing heating systems with natural gas

Estonia

– Reduced prices for low-income households (retroactive application)

– Network fees halved

France

– Energy voucher for everyone with less than 2,000 euros monthly net salary

– Limitation of gasoline prices until the end of 2022

– Reduction of electricity tax from 22.5 euros/MWH to 1 euro (for households – and 0.50 euros for companies)

Germany

– Reduction of EEG (electricity price relief) from 6.5 cents to 3.72 cents

– Targeted measure to help vulnerable households by fully covering their heating bills

– One-off subsidies for low-income households

– Increased payments for children from families with lower incomes by an additional 20 euros/month/child

Ireland

– Tax reliefs for the guaranteed costs of heating and electricity

Italy

– Reduction of VAT for the use of gas

– Paying energy bills in multiple installments

– Support for low-income households

Netherlands

– Reduction of energy tax for households and companies for 2022

– Support for vulnerable households with high energy bills and/or poor isolated homes (administered by municipalities)

– Energy allowance for people with incomes up to 800 euros (social assistance)

– Reduction of the VAT rate from 21% to 9%

- Reduction of excise duties on diesel and gasoline to 21%

Sweden

- Help for the most affected households 195 euros per month

– Temporary reduction of taxes for diesel and gasoline

– Simplified system of travel expenses