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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The updated office “My Documents” in the Arbat district has opened

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    Opened after major renovation office“My Documents” of the Arbat district. It is located at the address: Sivtsev Vrazhek lane, house 20. In the renovated premises it has become even more convenient to receive government services.

    “We strive to make the process of receiving government services as comfortable as possible for every Moscow resident. Today, after a major overhaul, another government services center was opened. The updated office in the Arbat district has become more spacious and bright due to a modern approach to organizing space, a corporate style in the interior and new furniture. A separate office for informal marriage registration and a play area for visitors with children have appeared here. The center has been improved for the comfortable stay and movement of people with limited mobility,” said Alexander Grebenkin, Deputy Director for Infrastructure and Security of Moscow Government Services Centers.

    For people with disabilities, there is a lifting platform at the entrance, an adapted reception area and an extended reception window.

    “As part of the major repairs at the public services center, the roof and facade were repaired, the stained glass windows were replaced, through which more natural light will enter the premises. The space was also zoned, which allowed for a more rational and comfortable placement of employees, and due to this, the width of the passages was increased, which will provide evacuation routes that meet fire safety standards. The entrance groups were put in order: new doors were installed, the railings and handrails at the ramp for people with limited mobility were replaced, which is lined with non-slip tiles, and the canopies over the central porch and emergency exit were updated. In addition, as part of the work to adapt the center for people with limited mobility, a vertical platform was installed for wheelchair users,” said the First Deputy Head of the Moscow City Department of Major Repairs.

    Alexey Vasyutin.

    In the office, city residents can not only fill out the necessary documents, but also use computers with free access to receive electronic services and other additional services. For example, take photos for documents, print them or make a copy, make payments, including state fees, using terminals in the hall or at the reception window.

    In the comfortable waiting area, visitors can fill out an application, charge their phone, drink coffee and relax. In the book exchange area, anyone can leave their book and take another one or scan QR codes with links to interesting works by popular authors.

    The My Documents government services center in the Arbat district is open daily from 08:00 to 20:00.

    The updated My Documents center opened in the Yuzhnoye Tushino districtThe updated government services center “My Documents” opened in the Lianozovo district

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Digital microscopes, 3D printers and mini-farms: what equipment will appear in the renovated schools of Moscow

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Almost three thousand units of new modern equipment will appear in 51 schools that will open this year after modernization under the city program “My school”. Digital microscopes, mini-farms, 3D printers and much more will be supplied to educational institutions. This was reported by the capital’s Department of Education and Science.

    “The large-scale modernization program “My School” is ongoing in Moscow. This year, another 51 renovated buildings will open, where more than 35 thousand children will study. At the same time, not only the infrastructure and appearance of the buildings will change, but also their content. The schools will have modern equipment: 11 types of new educational equipment will be delivered, including laser engravers, CNC machines and digital microscopes,” the press service of the capital reported.

    Department of Education and Science.

    Learning will become more visual

    The capital’s schools, which will be updated by the beginning of the next school year, will have digital and stereoscopic microscopes that will allow studying microorganisms and cells. The learning process will become more visual, and children will develop an interest in biology and chemistry from an early age. Several such devices are already in School No. 1190, which opened after modernization in 2024. Using them, children conduct experiments, get acquainted with living organisms, and can even document their discoveries with photos and videos.

    The updated buildings will also feature kits for assembling quadcopters and robots. In this way, children will master the basics of electronics, mechanics and programming. For example, they are already used by students of School No. 281, which was modernized last year. During lessons and additional classes, children learn the basics of programming, prototyping and 3D modeling, as well as develop logical thinking and learn to solve technical problems. Schoolchildren not only assemble robots, but also program them.

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    The guys who are interested in engineering will use laser cutting and engraving machines, as well as 3D printers and scanners. With their help, schoolchildren will create three-dimensional models and work with various materials, such as wood, plastic, fabric and fiberglass. This will help develop spatial thinking and creativity, and will also introduce young Muscovites to modern technologies that are used in industry and design.

    “After modernization, our school got a laser engraver and a CNC milling machine. Thanks to them, kids learn to create products from wood, plastic and steel in technology classes. Children’s imagination is limitless, and such equipment is best suited for implementing the most original ideas. My students create plywood boxes, other three-dimensional objects, souvenirs and crafts,” said Maria Kuznetsova, a technology teacher at School No. 281.

    To make biology lessons even more interesting, mini-greenhouses will be installed in classrooms, allowing flowers to be grown both traditionally and without soil. Students will be able to observe plant growth, analyze the influence of various factors on their development, and conduct their own research. With the help of digital geography laboratories, children will study the atmosphere, soil, water environment, and climate processes. For example, they will be able to measure humidity levels, air temperature, and other parameters.

    The implementation of the largest modernization project in the history of the capital, “My School”, began in 2024. As part of the Moscow Mayor’s program, school spaces are being updated: they are becoming more modern and functional. Work has already been completed in four buildings. These are schools No. 1514 on Akademika Chelomeya Street (building 6a), No. 1190 on Pyatnitskoye Shosse (building 25, building 3), No. 281 on Kominterna Street (building 4, building 1) and No. 37 on Michurinsky Prospekt (building 42). The city plans to update up to 100 educational buildings annually.

    Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the implementation of the Moscow school reconstruction programSergei Sobyanin spoke about the renovated school No. 37 in RamenkiSergei Sobyanin inspected the results of reconstruction of the school in Mitino

    Providing schools with modern high-tech equipment helps to optimize the educational process and meets the objectives of the project “All the best for children” of the national project “Youth and Children”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sergei Sobyanin: Linden and elm trees will be planted on Leninsky Prospekt this year

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    In 2024, more than 4.5 thousand trees were planted on 24 major Moscow highways. Almost the same amount of work is planned for this year. One of the main greening sites will be Leninsky Prospekt, said Sergei Sobyanin in his blog.

    “Green walls of trees protect city residents from dust and noise coming from the roadway. Large spreading lindens and elms, apple and bird cherry trees, oaks and birches give a unique charm to any, even the most ordinary street. That is why we are actively landscaping the outbound highways and other major streets of Moscow, where until recently there was a clear lack of greenery,” the Moscow Mayor noted.

    The straight and wide Leninsky Prospekt stretches for 14 kilometers — from the Garden Ring to the Moscow Ring Road (MKAD). It is quite difficult to green it in one year. In addition, the metro is currently being built in the middle part of the highway. Nevertheless, from 2021 to 2023, almost 1.6 thousand trees were planted on Leninsky Prospekt, mainly in areas closer to the MKAD.

    In 2025, they plan to carry out comprehensive landscaping of the historical part of Leninsky Prospekt — between the Garden Ring and Gagarin Square, where over 400 trees will be planted. Most of them will appear on wide sidewalks and create a green wall between the roadway and the facades of residential buildings. Some of the trees will decorate Kaluga Square and Gagarin Square, which will become more comfortable thanks to this.

    “For Leninsky Prospekt, we chose mature trees aged 20–35 years, four to eight meters high: linden trees “Pallida” and elms “Novy Gorizont”. They adapt perfectly to the peculiarities of the Moscow climate: they steadfastly endure harsh winters and hot summers, and are resistant to strong winds,” Sergei Sobyanin emphasized.

    Planting work began about two weeks ago. You will be able to admire the result quite soon.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: About three thousand students from Moscow colleges underwent advanced training at Rudnev

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Almost three thousand students from Moscow colleges have undergone in-depth training in in-demand industrial specialties in the innovative educational space “Rudnevo”. At the unique site, students can practice their skills in conditions as close to real ones as possible. This was reported by Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

    “Our goal is to train specialists in Moscow colleges who will be able to perform real tasks immediately after completing their studies. To do this, together with our partner employers, we are replacing outdated equipment, updating educational programs and creating new sites for practical training of students. The flagship center “Rudnevo”, opened in October last year, has become an important part of this work. The site conditions are as close as possible to production. Moreover, it is located in an industrial park where operating enterprises are located. During the operation of the center, almost three thousand students have been trained here, and this is only the beginning. Students from several colleges at once can practice practical skills here,” noted Anastasia Rakova.

    The flagship center for practical training of Moscow colleges “Rudnevo” is a high-tech educational and production complex, which is part of the special economic zone “Technopolis Moscow”. On an area of more than nine thousand square meters there are 21 workshops and laboratories equipped with modern equipment.

    Students can develop skills needed for work in such areas as mechanical engineering, electronics, industrial automation, aviation industry and unmanned aircraft systems. The unique educational platform allows for practical classes to be held simultaneously for students from several colleges.

    Putin and Sobyanin opened an innovative practical platform in Rudnev

    The center has all the conditions for studying: each student has their own work place, and a coworking space is equipped for group projects. The territory has a canteen with free hot meals for students on a budget form of education and a cafe where dishes are prepared by students of the capital’s food colleges.

    Practical classes are conducted by 42 masters of industrial training from Moscow colleges and 40 specialists from industrial enterprises. Large companies are participating in the development of training programs, in particular the capital’s machine-building plants Avangard and Skorost, the joint-stock company Kronshtad, the developer and manufacturer of unmanned aerial vehicles and software for their autonomy Gaskar and many other organizations.

    The center also cooperates with the country’s leading engineering universities, including the Moscow State Technological University “Stankin” and the Moscow State Technical University named after N.E. Bauman. This allows students to obtain relevant knowledge and skills that meet the requirements of the modern labor market.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Motorists are advised not to rush to change winter tires to summer ones

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The Traffic Management Centre (TMC) recommends that Moscow motorists wait to change their winter tires to summer ones. Despite the warm days, the air temperature at night and in the morning still drops below zero, and black ice may form. Driving on summer tires in such weather is unsafe.

    “We strongly recommend that drivers switch from winter to summer tires only when the average daily temperature is above five to six degrees Celsius. This will help make your trips safer and avoid accidents on the road,” said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry

    Maxim Liksutov.

    The characteristics of winter and summer tires differ significantly. The safety of the driver and other road users depends on their correct use. Summer tires become hard at low temperatures, and their grip on the asphalt deteriorates. They improve the car’s handling in warm weather when they become soft. Winter tires were developed specifically for cold weather. They remain elastic even at temperatures below zero degrees and provide reliable grip on the asphalt.

    Specialists from the Moscow Traffic Management Center urge Moscow motorists to closely monitor the weather forecast and change tires in a timely manner.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow annually monitors the state of its green space

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The protection of plantings is one of the fundamental principles of caring for Moscow’s green fund. The city has enshrined this provision in the law on the protection of the green fund. Owners and users of land plots on which trees and shrubs are located are obliged to monitor their condition and ensure normal development. Specialists from the capital’s Department of Nature Management and Environmental Protection explained how to determine that a tree is feeling well.

    “A healthy tree has thick green foliage of normal size, it has a well-developed crown, no signs of disease, pest damage, and no mechanical damage. The condition of such a tree is assessed as good,” noted Elena Gavrilenko, dendrologist, chief expert on urban ecosystems of the State Budgetary Institution “MosEcoMonitoring” of the Department of Nature Management of Moscow.

    Long-term observations show that the capital’s green spaces are stable and adapt well to the city’s growing conditions. Linden, Norway maple and birch are often used for city greening.

    Meanwhile, the presence of some shortcomings in trees is allowed. “The foliage is lighter than usual, the crown is weakly open, the presence of individual dry branches nevertheless allow the tree to continue to grow and develop. In this case, the condition of the plant is assessed as satisfactory,” Elena Gavrilenko specified.

    Experts monitor the condition of green spaces in Moscow every year. Trees are examined at 130 permanent observation sites, including in the territory of TiNAO. They are located in different types of green areas with different anthropogenic loads, which allows for a general description to be obtained through selective surveys.

    Based on the information received, recommendations are given to tenants or owners of green fund territories on timely implementation of protective and security measures. In particular, to improve the health of trees, sanitary pruning of the crown, removal of damaged branches, strengthening of trunks and treatment against insects are required.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Since 2020, 79 schools and kindergartens have been built in the Novomoskovsky administrative district

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Since 2020, almost 80 schools and kindergartens have been built in the Novomoskovsky Administrative District using budgetary and extra-budgetary funds. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

    “Over the past five years, 79 educational facilities have been built in the Novomoskovsky Administrative District using budgetary and extra-budgetary funds, 62 of which were built by developers. The total area of all the buildings constructed is about 700 thousand square meters. They have created more than 12.2 thousand preschools and over 27.6 thousand school places. In 2024 alone, seven kindergartens and the same number of schools were built in this district. Among them are four large schools, each designed for more than a thousand students,” Vladimir Efimov noted.

    Comfortable conditions for learning and development are created in new schools and kindergartens. Safe materials are used for finishing the premises in modern buildings, and bright color solutions are used in architecture.

    “The city strives for harmonious development, therefore educational facilities are being built next to new residential buildings. Thus, last year a school for 1.2 thousand students appeared in the Shcherbinka district. The total area of the building was 18.2 thousand square meters. It was equipped with universal and specialized classrooms, laboratory and research complexes, robot classes, sports and assembly halls. A stadium with a mini-football field, universal courts for basketball and volleyball, and a long jump area was built on the adjacent territory,” said the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Moscow Department of Urban Development Policy

    Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin said that since 2011, 1,118 social infrastructure facilities have been built in Moscow, including 648 schools and kindergartens.

    The construction of social facilities in the capital corresponds to the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Memory of the Great Victory: the conference “Front City Leningrad” was held at the Polytechnic

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    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    On March 14 and 15, the second international youth conference “Front City Leningrad” was held in St. Petersburg, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War. The organizers were Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University and the State Memorial Museum of the Defense and Siege of Leningrad.

    The event was held with the support of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, the Archive Committee of St. Petersburg, the Committee for Science and Higher Education of St. Petersburg. The organizing committee included representatives of St. Petersburg universities.

    The grand opening of the conference took place in the White Hall of SPbPU.

    The conference we are holding is truly significant. Such events are simply necessary now. We need to pay close attention to history and issues related to the existence of our state. We must pass on information about those important events and the heroic deeds of each person who took part in them from generation to generation. Through history and traditions, we create the unity of society, – welcomed the guests the first vice-rector of SPbPU Vitaly Sergeev.

    On behalf of the Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of St. Petersburg, Alexander Belsky, the participants were greeted by his deputy, Pavel Itkin.

    In today’s times, it is more important than ever for us to remember the great feat of our fathers and grandfathers, to pay great attention to the patriotic education of new generations. You are our hope and the future of our national history and science, – Pavel Itkin read.

    Chairman of the Committee on Science and Higher Education of St. Petersburg Andrei Maksimov conveyed greetings from the Governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov and spoke about the competition of student and postgraduate works on the study of the defense and blockade of Leningrad.

    It is wonderful that the conference is becoming a good tradition, that all leading universities of St. Petersburg are taking part in this work. This is very responsible and important. You are the young generation, and thanks to you our society will be formed in the future. Therefore, knowing the past, you will be able to draw the right conclusions and choose your path, – said Andrey Maksimov.

    The acting director of the State Memorial Museum of the Defense and Siege of Leningrad, Anatoly Perebykovsky, also addressed the conference participants.

    It is a special honor for us to unite young people from various universities, scientific and educational institutions. The large number of applications for the conference speaks of the interest in preserving historical memory, which is more important today than ever, – emphasized Anatoly Perebykovsky.

    The participants were also greeted by the Chairman of the Committee on Youth Policy and Interaction with Public Organizations Bogdan Zastavny and the Chairman of the Archive Committee of St. Petersburg Petr Tishchenko.

    At the end of the official part, those gathered observed a minute of silence in memory of the victims of the Leningrad blockade.

    The conference participants were young scientists, postgraduates, and students from Russian and foreign universities under the age of 35.

    The plenary session was held at the Polytechnic University. The moderators were the director of the Higher School of Social Sciences of the Humanities Institute of SPbPU Anastasia Lisenkova, associate professor of the Higher School of Social Sciences of the Humanities Institute, academic secretary of the State Memorial Museum of the Defense and Siege of Leningrad Artem Popov, professor of the St. Petersburg Academy of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, academic secretary of the State Memorial Museum of the Defense and Siege of Leningrad Alexander Kutuzov.

    SPbPU student Polina Krison presented a report on “The Contribution of Female Sappers to the Demining of Pavlovsk”. Danil Demin from the St. Petersburg Academy of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation recalled the importance of preserving the memory of the events of the Great Patriotic War. Anastasia Gribacheva, a postgraduate student at the Higher School of Economics from SPbPU, presented the organization of the production process at food enterprises in besieged Leningrad. ITMO student Elizaveta Beloborodova presented a report on “Digital Historical Projects as a Tool for Studying the Siege of Leningrad”. Valentina Stroganova from St. Petersburg State University spoke about the work of evacuation hospital No. 1012 within the walls of the Faculty of History during the Siege of Leningrad.

    Sectional meetings were held in person and online at leading universities in St. Petersburg and the regions of Russia, as well as at universities in Belarus and Uzbekistan. The moderators of these meetings were historians, teachers of the Higher School of Social Sciences of the Humanities Institute of SPbPU. The participants also took tours of the State Memorial Museum of the Defense and Siege of Leningrad.

    The conference organizing committee received more than 170 applications from four countries and 49 universities; sectional meetings were organized in nine St. Petersburg universities according to the sections’ profiles.

    Based on the results of the conference, it is planned to publish an electronic collection with posting in the RSCI database.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Polytechnic University teacher Ekaterina Chumakova wins Woman of the Year competition

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    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    In our city, the winners and laureates of the “Woman of the Year” competition were awarded. It is held with the support of the Government of St. Petersburg. 190 application forms were submitted for participation in the competition in ten nominations. Ekaterina Chumakova, a practicing teacher at the Higher School of Law and Forensic Science of SPbPU, won in the “Armed Forces and Law Enforcement” nomination.

    Thanks to my combination of service in the Internal Affairs Department and teaching at the Higher School of Law and Technical Education of the Polytechnic, I was among the winners. Thanks to the Polytechnic for the opportunity to share practical experience with the younger generation, – noted Ekaterina Chumakova.

    Ekaterina Sergeevna is a police lieutenant colonel and the chief expert of the forensic accounting department of the forensic center of the Transport Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Northwestern Federal District. She successfully combines police service with teaching at SPbPU. She organizes practical classes for students at the forensic center. At the training ground, future lawyers become “participants in the investigation of crimes” and solve problems right at the “scene of the crime.”

    A practice-oriented approach to education allows our graduates to be in high demand on the labor market, noted Dmitry Mokhorov, Director of the Higher School of Law and Economics.

    The Woman of the Year competition is held within the framework of the Petersburg and Petersburgers program with the support of the city government. It is organized by the Committee for Social Policy of St. Petersburg in partnership with government bodies, commercial and non-commercial organizations.

    Over the years of its existence, the competition has become the main platform for assessing the professional merits of St. Petersburg women and their high achievements. The selection criteria are outstanding results in professional or service activities, active participation in the socio-economic development of St. Petersburg, public and charitable activities. Therefore, the winners of the competition are not just women who are successful in their profession, they are distinguished by an active life position and no less active public activities, – said Vice-Governor of St. Petersburg Natalia Chechina.

    Natalia Chechina noted that thanks to the Woman of the Year competition, the city discovered many talented names, and also saw new social projects and programs come to life. The winners of the competition received diplomas and memorable gifts. Portraits of the laureates will also appear on advertising stands on the main streets of St. Petersburg.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sergei Sobyanin told what the Narodnoye Opolchenie metro station will look like

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Visual concept of new station approved “People’s Militia” Rublevo-Arkhangelskaya metro line. Sergei Sobyanin reported this in his telegram channel.

    “In terms of details and color solutions, it will resemble the design of the first metro stations. Thus, along the platform there will be two rows of columns with built-in lighting, forming vaults. A similar technique can be seen at Kropotkinskaya, built back in 1935,” the Moscow Mayor wrote.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @Mos_Sobyanin

    According to the approved concept, grey and red colours predominate in the design of the station. All finishing materials are domestically produced.

    The station will be shallow, with two vestibules and exits to Dem’yana Bednogo Street and Marshal Zhukov Avenue. The southern vestibule will be connected by a transfer to the Narodnoye Opolchenie station of the Big Circle Line. The facility is 55 percent complete today.

    Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the construction of the Rublevo-Arkhangelsk metro lineWork on the interiors of the Narodnoye Opolchenie metro station under construction has begun

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Street lighting in Moscow switched to summer mode

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Street lighting and architectural and artistic illumination in the capital have been switched to summer mode, reported the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement Petr Biryukov.

    “The daylight hours are increasing, so we have made the necessary changes to the schedule of the city’s outdoor lighting. Street lighting and architectural and artistic lighting of buildings have been switched to summer mode – now they are turned on later and turned off earlier,” said Pyotr Biryukov.

    The specialists of the network control center of JSC United Energy Company are guided by the level of natural light and the established schedule. Sensors record the light flux in real time and, when a certain threshold is reached, send a corresponding signal. At the same time, in some cases, for example in cloudy weather, dispatchers can adjust the schedule, turning on the lighting earlier.

    Architectural and artistic lighting is turned on simultaneously with outdoor lighting, but is turned off gradually: at 23:00 – on residential buildings, at 00:00 – on administrative buildings, at 01:00 – at the entrances to the metro, and at 03:00 – on bridges in the center of the capital.

    Petr Biryukov emphasized that over the past 13 years, the level of illumination in Moscow has doubled, and the number of buildings with illumination has quadrupled. There are more than a million lamps in operation in the city, and thanks to the use of energy-saving technologies, electricity consumption is reduced.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The Polytechnic University hosted the conference “Student Sports in the Modern World”

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    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    The 3rd All-Russian scientific and practical conference with international participation “Student sports in the modern world” was held at Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University. Leading experts and scientists from Russian regions and abroad discussed current issues of developing student sports and innovative types of physical activity.

    The conference began with an open meeting of the St. Petersburg regional branch of the All-Russian public organization “Russian Student Sports Union” (RSSU). In a round table format, under the leadership of the deputy head of the department for the development of student and adaptive sports of the Federal Center for the Training of Sports Reserves Dmitry Zhdanovich, issues of developing innovative sports were discussed.

    At the plenary session, Professor of the Russian University of Sports “GCOLIFK” Lyudmila Lubysheva gave a report on the social responsibility of an athlete as a factor in eliminating the “personality deficit” in the conditions of information reality. Leading specialist of the Belarusian State University of Physical Education Valery Vasyuk spoke about phygital technologies and their impact on students’ motor activity. Dina Sokolova from MIREA discussed youth sports exchanges between the CIS member states with colleagues, and Executive Director of the Student Sports League of Sambo Elena Lomakina presented the prospects for the development of this sport in the Commonwealth of Independent States.

    At the master classes “Phygital tactical range, unique laser tag systems and devices” and “Tactical fire complex for simulating shooting”, conference participants were able to get acquainted with advanced technologies and their application in sports activities.

    During the conference, the Director of the Institute of Physical Culture, Sports and Tourism of SPbPU Valery Sushchenko and the Chairman of the Regional Branch of the All-Russian Public Organization “Laser Tag Federation of Russia” in St. Petersburg Denis Ryabenko signed an agreement on the development of innovative sports. The cooperation includes: holding joint sports events in laser combat and training events as part of the preparation of the St. Petersburg national team in phygital tactical shooting; holding joint cultural and educational events.

    The conference’s sectional sessions were devoted to the topics of student sports and scientific and methodological support. The conference also included an off-site meeting with an open discussion of the key approaches and principles of the RSSS activities and a friendly basketball meeting at the St. Petersburg State University of Industrial Technologies and Design.

    The conference “Student Sports in the Modern World” has become an important platform for exchanging experiences and ideas on the development of student sports in Russia and abroad.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: SPbGASU held a hackathon for schoolchildren “Transport and Logistics”

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    Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Creating a digital twin of a highway

    On March 13, the hackathon of the Automobile and Road Faculty “Transport and Logistics” was held at SPbGASU. Students of St. Petersburg School No. 625 with advanced study of mathematics named after Hero of the Russian Federation V. E. Dudkin took part in it. Together with the ADF, the admissions committee of our university organized the hackathon.

    “This is a career guidance event. We wanted to show the kids what professions there are and what problems ordinary representatives of these professions solve. We also wanted to show that physics and mathematics are not just abstract subjects. An engineer needs to know them in order to apply them in his work to solve typical problems,” explained ADF Dean Andrey Zazykin.

    The hackathon participants united into four project teams, each of which received its own technical task. Having familiarized themselves with the workplace, materials and equipment, having undergone safety training, the guys, under the guidance of mentors – teachers and students of the Automobile and Road Engineering Faculty, began generating ideas and creating prototypes.

    One of the teams created a prototype of an AGV cart. This is an unmanned transport platform that provides automated transportation of goods around the warehouse. The guys assembled a cart platform for moving goods, created, tested and calibrated a program in the Trik Studio software, and showed the robot in action. The work was supervised by fourth-year undergraduate students of the ADF Daniil Parfeni and Mark Druzhinin.

    Another team, led by the head of the department of technical operation of vehicles Igor Chernyaev, developed a planning solution for a fleet of electric buses. To do this, they needed the ability to analyze and 3D modeling skills. The guys got the initial data for the calculations from textbooks, tables, and characteristics of electric buses.

    Another team’s task was to implement the Digital Twin technology on the streets of St. Petersburg. The schoolchildren created a digital twin of a road – a high-precision digital map of the route, which collects data on the condition of the road and traffic on it in real time. The guys worked in domestic software under the guidance of Yana Goncharova, an assistant at the Department of Transport Systems and Road and Bridge Construction, and Elena Sorokina, a senior lecturer at this department.

    A team of schoolchildren determines effective methods for interaction between earthmoving and transport machines and the working environment

    The fourth team identified effective methods of interaction between earthmoving and transport machines and the working environment. To do this, they conducted a series of experiments with changing the angle of the bucket under the guidance of senior lecturer of the Department of Ground Transport and Technological Machines Igor Vorozheikin.

    Young researchers prepared presentations of their projects and spoke to members of the expert jury, which, together with Andrey Zazykin, included the head of the department of land-transport technological machines Elena Kurakina and associate professor of the department of transport systems and road and bridge construction Egor Golov. The jury assessed how well the pre-project analysis was carried out, the rationale for the chosen solution, the achievement of the set goals (teamwork, obtaining a result in accordance with the project goals), the logical structure, the clarity and design of the presentation, the team’s performance, and the completeness of the topic. All four teams received diplomas and gifts.

    We asked guests to share their impressions of the hackathon and the university.

    Elena Popova, Deputy Director of School No. 625 for Educational and Training Work, noted: “The children’s interest in this practice-oriented event is very high. They gain new knowledge, make something with their own hands, and then systematize and present the results of their work.”

    “The event was very interesting, and the tasks were not easy. The mentor helped us, explained, gave ideas. And the team tried, everyone wanted to win. It was an interesting experience,” said tenth-grader Arseniy Bryukhov.

    “I like the university: this is not my first time here, it’s like coming home. The people here are friendly, they will always tell you, give you advice, explain. It’s cozy, warm, homey,” shared 11th grade student Ekaterina Nikiforova.

    Andrey Zazykin reported on plans to create a specialized class at school No. 625. Currently, the only motor transport class in our city is being implemented by SPbGASU at school No. 334. Its students receive knowledge in robotics, information technology, car repair, organization of passenger and freight transportation, and ensuring road safety.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Let Friendship Win: The XVI Universiade of the State University of Management has started

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    On March 17, 2025, the official opening of the intra-university XVI Universiade of the State University of Management took place in the Sports Complex of the State University of Management.

    The competition was opened by the head of the Department of Physical Education Vadim Chicherin: “I propose to time the annual Universiade of the State University of Management to the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War. By playing sports, students learn to value team spirit, discipline and willpower – qualities that are necessary for the formation of true defenders of the Fatherland.”

    More than 80 students will take part in the competition in 12 sports disciplines: – Aerobics; – Badminton; – Basketball; – Volleyball (girls); – Volleyball (boys); – Computer sports; – Mini-football (boys); – Table tennis; – Powerlifting; – Tug of war; – Swimming; – Cheerleading.

    Students will have a wonderful opportunity to demonstrate their physical fitness and athletic training in competitions between six institutes of the First Management.

    We are following the games and waiting for the results of the overall team standings of each institute!

    You can find the competition schedule in the official community of the Student Sports Club of the State University of Management.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Representatives of the City Department of Real Estate Inventory and Valuation told students about the specifics of their activities and support for young professionals

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    Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Students at a meeting

    The career guidance meeting of representatives of the State Budgetary Institution “City Department of Real Estate Inventory and Valuation” with students of the Department of Geodesy, Land Management and Cadastre of St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering became a kind of brief introduction to professional activities.

    An employer with a proven track record

    Deputy Director of the State Budgetary Institution “City Department of Real Estate Inventory and Valuation” Evgeniya Mikhailova emphasized the purpose of her visit – to talk about the wide range of activities, the specifics of the organization, and career opportunities. It was noted that graduates of our university successfully work here, and the organization intends to continue employing them.

    Evgeniya Mikhailova recalled that the St. Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise “City Administration of Real Estate Inventory and Valuation” (GUP “GUION”) has been counting its modern history since November 28, 2005, when the decree of the Government of St. Petersburg “On improving the system of technical accounting and technical inventory of real estate objects in St. Petersburg” was signed. But the traditions of the enterprise have much deeper roots: on May 21, 1927, the Economic Conference of the RSFSR adopted the resolution “On approval of the Regulation on the inventory of property of local Councils”. It predetermined the creation of special technical inventory bureaus (BTI) in the system of municipal bodies of the RSFSR.

    “Over the course of its long history, the company has undergone a series of transformations, successfully passed all stages of transformation taking into account modern realities and today specializes in four areas, providing a range of services necessary for real estate management, legal entities and individuals, government agencies. The main areas of our activity are cadastral works and technical inventory, valuation of movable and immovable property, land management works, design, consulting. In addition, we carry out work within the framework of the “Ruble per meter” program. It was developed by the Property Relations Committee of St. Petersburg jointly with the Committee for State Control, Use and Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments and is aimed at attracting investors to restore and involve in circulation unused cultural heritage sites in an unsatisfactory condition,” said Evgeniya Mikhailova.

    Land management with its own specifics

    Evgenia Mikhailova and Yuri Nikitin

    Yuri Nikitin, Head of the Data Collection and Processing Department of the Land Management Department – Methodology and Practical Inventory of Land Plots of the State Unitary Enterprise “GUION”, spoke about the specifics of his area.

    “One of the important aspects of our department’s work is determining the functional characteristics of the sites: the type of economic activity, other characteristics, on the basis of which the amount of rent is determined. Our department employs surveyors and cadastral engineers. St. Petersburg is the only city in our country that has its own unique structure for registering with the state cadastral register, which requires extensive preliminary work. And this imposes additional obligations on specialists, including constant monitoring of legislation, knowledge of the necessary software and the specifics of transferring big data. Among our clients are large enterprises and city facilities. Individuals who are poorly versed in changes in legislation and sometimes simply do not understand what kind of specialist they need also contact us. We have the ability to comprehensively resolve their issues,” said Yuri Nikitin.

    Associate Professor of the Department of Geodesy, Land Management and Cadastre of SPbGASU Vyacheslav Sokolov drew students’ attention to the specifics of engineering cadastral works in St. Petersburg.

    “This specificity of the activity must be studied, especially by those who intend to work in St. Petersburg. This is an important question in the profession. That is why last year the examination committee asked it to a student when defending his final qualification work,” Vyacheslav Sokolov emphasized.

    Bonuses for young professionals

    Evgeniya Mikhailova explained in detail the internal regulations of the GUION, the employee incentive system, the possibility of transferring to departments with similar profiles, the conditions for salary increases and career growth, and receiving bonuses. She emphasized the organization’s interest in young specialists.

    “We have developed adaptation periods for young specialists. Over a certain period of time, they are introduced to their positions by experienced employees, and the organization pays them a monthly bonus of five thousand rubles for two years. In addition, they, like all employees, receive quarterly and annual bonuses. We provide specialists with a bachelor’s degree with paid study leave in the master’s program and support their desire to develop professionally,” noted Evgeniya Mikhailova.

    Third-year student Anna Pyatova reported that as a future specialist, she was interested in hearing in detail about the different departments of the State University of the Social Sciences.

    “The organization offers interesting work in our core areas, good prospects for career growth, a solid archive of information for work. In the future, I want to clarify some details of the work and, perhaps, I will take a closer look at it as a future employer,” said Anna Pyatova.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Rosneft Improves Accuracy of Oil Production Forecasts

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    Source: Rosneft – Rosneft – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

    Specialists from the Rosneft Research Institute in Ufa have improved the search for promising zones of oil source rocks in Western Siberia. The new approach allows identifying the most priority areas for drilling in the complex geological conditions typical of the Bazhenov Formation*.

    The specialists analyzed an extended set of geological and petrophysical parameters and well test results at 20 RN-Yuganskneftegaz fields (the Company’s key production asset). The use of the new method allowed them to calculate the actual oil flow rate with a probability of over 75%. Previously known methods did not allow for such a high-precision forecast.

    Based on the improved methodology, a prospect map was constructed using the corporate software package “RN-GEOSIM”. This allowed us to evaluate the best zones of the Bazhenov formation in terms of oil production. The methodology has already been confirmed by tests. In an area previously considered unpromising, an oil flow rate of more than 20 tons/day was obtained from a directional well.

    *The Bazhenov Formation is an oil source rock distributed throughout the entire territory of Western Siberia with an area of approximately 1 million square meters and significant oil resources.

    Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft March 18, 2025

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Fashion as a part of culture. Experts on the IV Moscow Fashion Week

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The IV Moscow Fashion Week is ending in the Central Exhibition Hall “Manezh”, which brought together Russian and foreign designers, students of specialized universities and other representatives of the industry. During the event, a professional showroom was opened, a market of Russian designers was held, and fashion shows took place.

    This is an important event not only in the fashion industry, but also in the cultural life of the city: the week also included the World Fashion Shorts short film festival and an extensive educational program.

    Member of the Moscow Fashion Week expert council, president of the Russian Association of Fashion Industry Participants Tatyana Belkevich noted that this time the designers approached participation with a greater understanding of the expert group’s requirements. This was facilitated by the holding of thematic lectures and the experience of past fashion weeks, where the current participants gained a lot of useful knowledge and understood how to properly present their brands on the catwalk.

    “Now we can safely say that we have an industry not just of clothing and fashion production, which is tuned to the end consumer, but also a design industry. This is very clearly visible and can be seen in many collections. Those brands that were just starting out last fashion week have shown themselves very well this season. Experience is growing enormously. The demand for Russian brands is also growing. According to research, in 2024, 73 percent of consumers chose Russian brands with both their hearts and wallets,” said Tatyana Belkevich.

    One of the participants of the opening of the IV Moscow Fashion Week was the brand of designer Igor Andreev. In the new collection, he focused on the modern Russian style, demonstrating a commitment to the folk, original and local. The public was presented with many knitted whole products or elements built into images. The podium itself was decorated with structures in the form of Russian window frames.

    “Young designers are very actively exploiting the Russian cultural code in their works,” added Tatyana Belkevich. “This is wonderful, because it is really in our blood and it should be used. Famous designers, of course, also use ethnicity, some elements of the cultural code in their collections, but very carefully, very precisely, not like the youth, who have not yet taken flight and really want to make accents.”

    Every year, lectures popularizing the Russian fashion industry and talking about the interaction of domestic designers, artists, models and industry specialists with great fashion houses are held as part of the fashion week. According to the curator of the Moscow Fashion Week lecture hall, fashion expert Anna Rykova, the lectures are designed for a wide range of listeners with the aim of popularizing the topic of fashion. Experts talk about the industry as a whole – as a large cultural layer not only in Russia, but also in the world, about how fashion influences people’s tastes and preferences, how it shapes business, reflects cultural, political and economic events, and reacts to various changes. The program includes lectures on the mark that domestic designers and artists have left on world fashion, national costumes and crafts.

    “I think that Moscow has probably acquired its own stylistic face recently. Moscow remains less a city associated with strong luxury and more with individuality. It is generally accepted that we have a capital and a cultural capital, St. Petersburg. I think that any capital is cultural and directly connected with fashion. Fashion is connected with culture, culture is connected with fashion – these are two components that are absolutely impossible to separate at the moment. Therefore, culture is fashionable,” says Anna Rykova.

    More than 180 brands (including over 100 from the capital) from 27 regions of Russia, including Moscow, Ivanovo, Leningrad, Nizhny Novgorod, Tambov and Tyumen regions, Krasnodar and Primorsky Krai, the republics of Buryatia, Dagestan, Komi, Sakha (Yakutia) and Tatarstan, are taking part in Moscow Fashion Week. Designers from China, Indonesia, South Africa, Turkey, India and other countries are also presenting their collections to a wide audience.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: New Master’s program at GUU: the foundation of the future of domestic automobile manufacturing

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    The State University of Management announces the launch of a new master’s program “Organizer of production in the automotive industry”. The industrial partner of the program is FSUE “NAMI”.

    The program is implemented in the direction 38.04.02 “Management”. The main goal is to train highly qualified specialists who are able to effectively manage production processes in the automotive industry and adapt to changes in the industry.

    The implementation of the educational program components in terms of engineering is carried out on the basis of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “NAMI”, as well as the developing infrastructure of the State University of Management: the Center for Management of Engineering Projects, the Center for Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer and other divisions.

    The program is a unique educational product that combines the best experience of the State University of Management in the field of transport and logistics, as well as the competencies and expertise of the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “NAMI” in the field of implementing projects for the transport industry.

    In addition, the industrial partners of the program are leading companies in the automotive and logistics sectors: the Union of Automotive Services, the Association of Russian Automobile Dealers, GLT, Sovtransavto, Orekh JSC and others.

    Who is this program suitable for?

    1. Bachelor’s degree graduates: – Young people who have completed their studies in management, economics, engineering, technology and related fields; – Students interested in deepening their knowledge and skills in the field of production process management in the automotive industry.

    2. Professionals and practitioners: – Automotive industry workers who want to improve their skills and move into management positions; – Engineers, technologists and managers who want to expand their knowledge in the field of production organization and project management.

    3. Entrepreneurs and Business Owners: – People running their own business in the automotive or related industries who want to improve their management skills and optimize production processes.

    4. Government Officials: – Government officials involved in the regulation and development of the automotive industry who require in-depth knowledge of production processes and management in this area.

    5. International students: – Foreign citizens interested in receiving quality education in the field of management and automotive engineering in Russia, with the aim of developing a career both in the Russian and international markets.

    Why choose the “Production Organizer in the Automotive Industry” program at the State University of Management?

    The program was developed with the direct participation of FSUE “NAMI”; The Department of Transport Systems Management provides practical training and employment options; Project work: development of own startups and research in the automotive industry; Practical focus: inclusion of practical classes, internships and projects in real conditions based on FSUE “NAMI” and other enterprises of the automotive industry, which allows students to gain valuable experience and skills; Modern educational facilities: access to the latest technologies and equipment used in the automotive industry, which contributes to a deeper understanding of the processes and methods of production management; Qualified teaching staff: teaching is conducted by experts with experience in the automotive industry and academia, which ensures a high level of education and the relevance of knowledge.

    What will students learn if they choose the “Automotive Production Organizer” program?

    Modern technologies in automobile development; Automobile life cycle; Fundamentals of design in the automotive industry; Business process management in the automotive business; Analysis, management and insurance of risks in automotive business projects; State regulation of the automotive business; Management of competitiveness of the automotive business; Customs support of the automotive sector; Innovative management in the automotive business; Customer service in the automotive business; Economic security of the automotive business.

    Details of the educational program can be found on the official website.

    Let us also recall that the Department of Transport Systems Management of the State University of Management launched a new bachelor’s degree program, “Transport Systems Management,” at the end of February.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Double blocking: banks propose freezing money in fight against fraudsters

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    How will the blocking of receipts proposed by banks work?

    It is proposed to freeze money credited to recipients’ accounts in order to protect Russians from the actions of criminals. Banks, who sent a letter to the regulator, put forward a number of conditions for blocking:

    Transfers in the amount of 10 to 50 thousand rubles are proposed to be blocked for 24 hours; transfers in the amount of over 50 thousand rubles will be frozen for two days; banks will be able to introduce automatic restrictions at the request of the sender; for the duration of the investigation, a ban on closing an account and transferring funds will be established.

    “The mechanism for blocking recipients’ accounts is currently imperfect – fraudsters manage to withdraw money in the shortest possible time, and the victim does not even have time to come to their senses and file a complaint about the fraud,” the expert notes.

    The Bank of Russia promised to consider the appeal in the established manner: the proposal is fully consistent with the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, since the law provides for the processing of the transfer within three days – blocking the operation for 48 hours will not violate the specified requirement.

    Will the proposed mechanism help protect Russians from fraudsters?

    Existing security measures are not effective enough – last year, fraudsters managed to steal over 27 billion rubles from citizens’ accounts, of which less than 10% was returned. Blocking transfers not only on the sender’s side, but also on the recipient’s side will help protect Russians. Experts believe that the initiative will increase the chances of returning stolen funds.

    At the same time, bona fide individuals and those citizens who unknowingly became drops may also suffer from blocking. To implement the proposal, it will be necessary to launch an automatic monitoring system that will track suspicious activity on the account, for example, multiple receipts from third parties or large transfers. Discussion of the initiative will continue in the near future – after consideration by the Bank of Russia.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Residents of 95 districts have begun resettlement under the renovation program

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Resettlement under the renovation program affected 95 districts of the capital. Residents of old houses are moving to new modern apartments. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

    “Resettlement under the renovation program has already affected over 203 thousand residents from more than 1.2 thousand old houses in 95 districts of the capital. In seven of them, Muscovites were offered comfortable housing for the first time last year. The city then sent the corresponding letters to citizens from the Ostankinsky, Altufevsky, Meshchansky, Levoberezhny, Sokolinaya Gora districts, as well as Bekasovo and Voronovo. About five thousand people have started resettling in these districts in a year,” Vladimir Efimov noted.

    Since the renovation program began, the first to move were residents of two buildings in Severnoye Izmailovo. They received offers of equivalent apartments in February 2018. By the end of that year, the renovation program affected 15 districts, and now their number has increased more than sixfold.

    “In the Lyublino district, about 9.9 thousand people from 51 houses have begun resettlement. In Severnoye Izmailovo, almost 7.8 thousand city residents from 41 old buildings received offers of new apartments, in the Mozhaisk district – more than 4.4 thousand people from 31 houses,” said the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of City Property

    Maxim Gaman.

    The houses that were resettled under the renovation program are being dismantled. New buildings with accompanying infrastructure are being erected on the vacated sites.

    As of today, in the Lyublino district, residents of 35 old houses have moved into new apartments under the renovation program, clarified the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy Vladislav OvchinskyAccording to him, 29 houses in Severnoye Izmailovo and Mozhaisk district have been resettled, their residents have already celebrated housewarming in modern residential complexes. Apartments under the renovation program are handed over for occupancy with a ready-made improved finish, which allows residents to move into them immediately, without wasting time on additional repairs.

    Previously Sergei Sobyanin said on the implementation of the renovation program in the Eastern Administrative District.

    The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin ordered to increasethe pace of implementation of the renovation program has doubled.

    Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction volumes. High rates of housing construction correspond to the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: NSU student wins St. Petersburg State University scientific paper competition “Media in the modern world. Young researchers”

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    This year, 63 students took part in the competition — both bachelors, masters and postgraduates from all over the country. During the correspondence round, participants submit applications for the competition with their research papers. Based on the results of the correspondence round, the best works are selected among bachelors, masters and postgraduates. Then the contestants personally present their works and answer the commission’s questions. The jury distributes the prizes.

    Based on the results of this year’s final defenses, first place among bachelors was taken by a fourth-year student majoring in Journalism Humanitarian Institute of NSU Sofia Kazakova.

    — My scientific supervisor Victoria Evgenyevna Belenko advised me to take part in the scientific paper competition of the Saint Petersburg State University. That same evening, I wrote an article based on my diploma and sent it. In my research, I analyzed what digital and multimedia technologies are used by editorial offices of large media outlets to create logreads and form collective memory. I took as a basis longreads published in the Russian online publications TASS, Izvestia and Lenta.ru in the period from 2018 to 2024, — said Sofya Kazakova.

    Three more students from St. Petersburg State University made it to the finals of the competition; their work topics concerned stylistics, semantics and history. You can read more about them Here.

    Each participant presented their work, after which there was a short discussion. I would like to note the interest of the commission in each study and the difficult questions.

    — I am happy to have won this competition and received high praise from the jury members. We also discussed with them how to expand my topic for further research, which is very useful for my diploma. I would like to thank my scientific supervisor Victoria Evgenievna, who helped me at every stage of the research, — Sofia Kazakova shared her impressions.

    All winners of the correspondence round of the competition were invited to publish in the annual collection of the best scientific works of young researchers, indexed in the Russian Science Citation Index.

    — Sonya’s work is also good because it allows us to see how the longread toolkit has changed over the past six years. And also, and this is no less important, in what specific topics the media’s attention to history is embodied. This is no longer just about media production, but also about collective memory and the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the events of the past, thanks to this kind of media product. So Sonya’s work is very relevant, and I am glad that colleagues from St. Petersburg State University rated it so highly, — said the head of the Department of Mass Communications Humanitarian Institute of NSU Victoria Belenko.

    In the Journalism program, students not only create creative projects, but also systematically engage in scientific research in their field of knowledge. For example, last year, journalism students prepared 54 reports at the International Scientific Student Conference, which is held annually by NSU.

    — And at scientific and practical conferences in other universities of the country, such as TSU, SPbSU, MSU, UrFU, Chelyabinsk State University, that is, in universities with strong schools of journalism and, accordingly, strong conferences on journalism and media, 18 people spoke with 28 reports. Such attention to scientific research work in the creative direction is something that can be spoken about with pride, — added Victoria Belenko.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: NSU scientists are developing new materials to create memory elements of the future

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    Research staff Analytical and technological research center “High technologies and nanostructured materials” Physics Department of NSU studied the mechanism of charge transport in metal-insulator-conductor structures based on germanosilicate glasses. They were the first in the world to discover the memristor effect or “memory effect” in these materials, studied their optoelectric properties, and are now investigating the processes that occur in them during the flow of current. The results of the research were published in the highly rated scientific journal of the first quartile Applied Physics Letters (Charge transport mechanism in [GeOx](z)[SiO2](1-z) based MIS structures, HTTPS: //d.org/10.1063/5.0240239).

    Silicon oxide is the most common dielectric, it is used to produce various microcircuits. Silicon-germanium glasses are a mixture of silicon oxide and germanium oxide. Previously, scientists studied silicon oxides or germanium oxides separately. Scientists from the NSU ATIC FF were the first to decide to combine the properties of these two substances. Germanium oxide is characterized by low binding energy. This means that a memristor created using this material will be easier to switch and therefore will be more energy efficient. Silicon oxide has a more stable structure, so it is more durable and long-lasting – it can “survive” a greater number of rewriting cycles, which makes it suitable for use in the creation of new, more reliable memory elements. These qualities, inherent in two different compounds, were combined in germanosilicate glasses.

    — Our research group has been studying germanosilicate glasses for over five years. At that time, we were the first in the world to discover the memristor effect in them, in other words, the memory switching effect, when a sample of germanosilicate film switches from one resistance state to another. And these states are stored for quite a long time. We observed several thousand switchings and came to the conclusion that it was necessary to study the mechanisms of transport transfer in such materials in order to further optimize the design of memristors based on them.

    Our colleagues previously studied the mechanisms of transport transfer in silicon oxides and germanium oxides, but we decided to study them in a mixture of these compounds. In our article, we described the results of our work aimed at deepening the study of this new material and its main characteristics, as well as establishing the physics and root cause of its properties observed by us. We need to understand the mechanisms that operate for germanosilicate film materials and find out what processes occur in them during the passage of current, – explained Vladimir Volodin, a leading researcher at the Laboratory of Functional Diagnostics of Low-Dimensional Structures for Nanoelectronics, Department of the ATIC, Physics Faculty, NSU, a leading researcher at the A.V. Rzhanov Institute of Semiconductor Physics, SB RAS, professor of the Department of General Physics, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.

    To conduct the experiments, films of four compositions with different ratios of germanium and silicon oxides were grown. Then the scientists made special MIS structures (metal-insulator-semiconductor) with a very thin layer of germanosilicate glass and began conducting temperature studies of the current-voltage characteristics – the dependence of the current on the voltage. In this case, the researcher sets the voltage and then records the dependence of the current in the sample as it changes. The studies were conducted in a certain temperature range – from room temperature to 102 ° C. This range corresponds to the operating temperatures of the memristors. Based on these dependencies, the scientists modeled the properties of the studied samples, approximating the current-voltage characteristics using existing conductivity models. They used 8 recognized models of electrical conductivity in the world. One of them – the Current Limited by Space Charge (CLCS) – unlike the others, showed the most realistic parameters.

    — Using the TLC, we can theoretically predict the parameters of the future memristor as one of the new memory types. We also have the ability, based on the TLC model, to more accurately determine the electric voltage and switching, that is, the operating range of the device we are modeling. In addition, we can predict the currents in each specific sample based on the parameters of its chemical composition, the thickness of the dielectric layers, and other specified model parameters. By superimposing different models on the measured volt-ampere dependence, in the TLC model we determined the energy and concentration of traps involved in charge transport quite accurately. We studied a series of samples with different ratios of germanium oxide and silicon oxide. And according to this dependence, we found that with an increase in the proportion of silicon oxide in the samples, the depth of the traps monotonically decreases. We determined that the concentration of traps does not change, at least not noticeably. More significant changes – by an order of magnitude or more – could become a reason for a negative assessment of the applicability of the model, rejecting its validity, the impossibility of applying it to calculations and experimental values, which would be an undesirable result, said Ivan Yushkov, a junior research fellow at the Laboratory of Functional Diagnostics of Low-Dimensional Structures for Nanoelectronics at the ATIC PF NSU, and a postgraduate student at the A. V. Rzhanov Institute of Semiconductor Physics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

    The significance of the study is that its results allow researchers to determine the parameters of a memristor theoretically without growing a nanostructure. In addition, the main charge transport mechanism for most memristive dielectrics is also the SCLC. Firstly, this confirms that the SCLC model is applicable in silicon-germanium oxide films, as is mainly the case with memristors, and secondly, using such a model, it is possible to predict the parameters of future structures and devices, or at least regulate the parameters relative to the layered sample being grown.

    -Our study is of value for fundamental science, because we received the mechanisms of transport in these films the first in the world, but there is also practical significance: no one has yet explored German-Slacat glasses with this composition, but we would like to get modern memory elements from this material, which would exceed the usual flash memory in the number Circulation cycles, durability, effectiveness and reliability. Currently, the technologies have reached the line when humanity from the flash memory squeezed the “maximum”: the maximum number of rewriting cycles, the maximum duration of use, the maximum volumes in the container per element have been achieved. Further, using the same technology, it is not possible to multiply the memory parameters of electronic devices. A new type of memory, like a membrane, can help overcome these restrictions. There are other types of memory, but it is the membrane that differs in that when it is used, it is possible to increase the number of rewriting cycles compared to flash memory. The flash memory has a maximum of 10⁶ rewriting cycles, and the membrane has up to 10¹2. In addition, there are publications in which the authors show that the memoristors have one more brief cycle in terms of duration: if the flash memory has a microsekud share, then the membrane has dozens of nanoseconds or even piccicals, that is, a thousand and a million times faster, respectively. So with the help of membrane, memory can become much more “fast -acting,” explained Ivan Yushkov.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The employment service invites wives of SVO participants to free business trainings

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    From April 14 to 17, the “Moya Rabota” center on Shabolovka Street will host the “Women’s Business” accelerator. Spouses of special military operation participants are invited to join. Visitors will be taught the basics of running a business and developing a personal brand, public speaking and writing a marketing plan, preparing project promotion strategies, and much more.

    Modern women are increasingly striving for professional self-realization, often choosing the entrepreneurial scenario. The Moscow Employment Service offers various programs that help residents develop their careers and improve their skills and competencies.

    “Entrepreneurship allows you to gain financial independence, monetize your hobby, create a unique product, and plan your time more flexibly. For the wives of the special military operation participants, we have prepared an intensive program where they will learn a lot about opening and developing their own business, make new acquaintances, and have a useful time. In four days, the guests will learn to work in a team and present their projects to investors, and will immerse themselves in financial and other important nuances of business,” said Andrey Tarasov, head of the Moscow employment service and the Professions of the Future center.

    On the first day, April 14, participants will discuss organizational issues and measures of state support for business, learn the basics of entrepreneurship, and learn teamwork and business thinking.

    On April 15, experienced trainers will talk about entering marketplaces and successful examples of existing businesses. The participants will delve into the intricacies of customer service and writing a marketing plan, and will also prepare to defend projects and work with presentations.

    The program on April 16 will be dedicated to the art of public speaking, analysis of tax, financial and other aspects, as well as communication strategies of an entrepreneur.

    On the final day of the accelerator, April 17, participants will defend their projects and receive awards for the winners.

    The meetings will take place at the flagship center “My work” at the address: Shabolovka street, building 48. Participation is free, registration open until April 5. The “Women’s Business” accelerator is organized with the participation of the Moscow City Branch “Support of Russia”.

    The Moscow City Employment Service is the largest state personnel operator that helps residents of the capital find work. Its structure includes employment offices, many of which are located in the My Documents government service centers. The flagship centers are open at the following addresses: Kuusinen Street, Building 2, Building 1, and Shabolovka Street, Building 48. The specialized My Career employment center is located on Sergiya Radonezhskogo Street (Building 1, Building 1).

    At the Professions of the Future center (38 Shchepkina Street, Building 1), you can master one of 75 in-demand professions in various sectors of the economy in a maximum of three and a half months. Career mentors will help you find a job after completing your training. The center’s partners include more than three thousand employers. In addition, a comprehensive career guidance program is being implemented here for ninth-grade students.

    How noted Sergei Sobyanin, in his strategy for developing Moscow’s social security system until 2030, the city offers residents the opportunity to develop their human resources and join the country’s largest labor market.

    The My Work Center has been helping Muscovites become entrepreneurs for 4 years — Sobyanin

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: New courses in mathematics and natural sciences have been prepared for the capital’s schoolchildren

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    In the new academic year, additional city courses in mathematics, science and technology will be introduced for Moscow schoolchildren. They are designed for students in grades one through six. The initiative was supported by Moscow Expert Council for the Development of Mathematical and Natural Science Education. This was reported by the capital Department of Education and Science.

    “Any educational changes start in primary school. If there is no continuity, then it is too late to start in high school. Children must grow up, and their knowledge must accumulate from year to year,” said Igor Remorenko, chairman of the expert council for the development of mathematical and natural science education and rector of the Moscow City Pedagogical University.

    In the capital’s schools, an additional course “Mathematics and the World Around Us” will be introduced in the first through fourth grades. It will be held in the format of extracurricular activities. Schoolchildren will develop logic, mathematical thinking, and geometric intuition. Teachers who will teach according to the new program will undergo special training. In April next year, at the “Ready for Life in a Smart City” Olympiad, third- and fourth-graders will be able to demonstrate the knowledge they gained in additional classes.

    Children from the fifth and sixth grades will be engaged in developing mathematical and natural science literacy. Those interested in mathematics and natural sciences will be offered to attend clubs at the Center for Pedagogical Excellence. They are designed for schoolchildren from the fifth grade.

    In addition, as part of the initiative to strengthen the natural science and mathematical areas, a new city experimental Olympiad will appear. It is aimed at identifying the interest of schoolchildren in creative research and project activities.

    “The children will have interesting extracurricular classes in mathematics and natural sciences. They will be filled with bright, interesting stories, many of which echo the life of our smart metropolis, modern technologies and the history of the city. Of course, the children will get acquainted with modern professions, and they will be able to demonstrate their knowledge at new Olympiads – “Ready for Life in a Smart City” and the Moscow Experimental Olympiad,” said Ivan Yashchenko, scientific director of the Center for Pedagogical Excellence of the Moscow Department of Education and Science.

    Earlier, an expert council for the development of mathematical and natural science education was created in the capital. Its goal is to improve the quality of education in schools and support children’s interest in the exact sciences. The council will develop and examine teaching aids, refresher courses for teachers, and analyze best pedagogical practices.

    Today, the boundaries between disciplines are blurred: understanding biology is impossible without knowledge of the laws of chemistry and physics, noted the winner of the International Biology Olympiad, Associate Professor of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology Georgy Nosov. Therefore, it is important to consider these subjects in a complex, to reveal all aspects of the phenomenon. This will allow us to provide not only a high-quality school education, but also a holistic understanding of different areas, so that it will be easier for future graduates to choose a profession. Having become specialists, they will be able to implement new technologies, develop the sovereignty of the country and Russian science throughout the world.

    The Council will become a permanent body under the Moscow Department of Education and Science. It will be engaged in the development of mathematical and natural science education in the capital’s schools. It is headed by the rector of the Moscow City Pedagogical University, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences Igor Remorenko. The composition includes leading specialists: coaches of Olympiad teams, teachers, scientists, methodologists, representatives of universities and industrial partners.

    Moscow schoolchildren regularly demonstrate high results. In 2024, more than half of the country’s gold medals at international Olympiads were won by participants from Moscow, and in terms of the absolute number of gold awards, the city entered the top ten world leaders. The share of graduates who scored over 220 points in three subjects on the Unified State Exam is 38 percent. In addition, the number of students choosing to take advanced-level mathematics, computer science, and physics is growing. In this regard, Sergei Sobyanin approved priorities for the development of Moscow educationIn particular, he made a decision to strengthen the mathematical and natural science training of schoolchildren in order to achieve technological leadership in the capital.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: 03/17/2025, 16-39 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the security RU000A1035Y6 (BMBankP08) were changed.

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    Source: Moscow Exchange – Moscow Exchange –

    03/17/2025

    16:39

    In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of Moscow Exchange PJSC by NCO NCC (JSC) on 17.03.2025, 16-39 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 81.65) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 839.18 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 7.5%) of the security RU000A1035Y6 (BMBankP08) were changed.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial news: 03/17/2025, 17-25 (Moscow time) the values of the upper limit of the price corridor and the range of market risk assessment for the RU000A105ML5 (NorNikB1P5) security were changed.

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    03/17/2025

    17:25

    In accordance with the Methodology for determining the risk parameters of the stock market and deposit market of Moscow Exchange PJSC by NCO NCC (JSC), on March 17, 2025, 17:25 (Moscow time), the values of the upper limit of the price corridor (up to 105.23) and the range of market risk assessment (up to 13137.42 rubles, equivalent to a rate of 13.75%) of the RU000A105ML5 (NorNikB1P5) security were changed.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Tatyana Golikova: 12 million senior citizens participate in active longevity programs

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    Source: Government of the Russian Federation – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

    March 17, 2025

    Tatyana Golikova at the presentation of the results and awarding of the winners of the fifth All-Russian selection of the best practices of active longevity.

    The presentation of the results and the awarding of the winners of the fifth all-Russian selection of the best practices of active longevity took place at the site of the Government Coordination Center. The event was attended by Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova, Minister of Labor and Social Protection Anton Kotyakov, General Director of the ANO “National Priorities” Sofia Malyavina and experts. 2684 applications from 89 regions of Russia were submitted to the fifth all-Russian selection of the best practices of active longevity.

    The experts recognized 10 practices from Lipetsk, Ryazan, Samara, Sverdlovsk, Tyumen, Ulyanovsk regions, the Republic of Tatarstan, the Chuvash Republic and St. Petersburg as the best. The winners received cash prizes of 500 thousand rubles for the development of their projects. Three practices were awarded in the special nomination “Comprehensive Infrastructure Solutions” – from Krasnoyarsk Krai, Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Yugra and Chelyabinsk Region.

    Tatyana Golikova noted that over the past five years, competitive selection has become an integral part of state policy in relation to the elderly.

    “These are not just citizens of the third age, these are our beloved grandparents, for whom we do everything possible to ensure that their lives go on, so that this generation, with its unique experience, passes on the best traditions to the younger generation and so that it always feels absolutely in demand. The year 2024 marked the end of one of the national projects that was announced by the President – this is the national project “Demography”, where events on the topic of active longevity occupied a strong place. The new national projects that started on January 1, 2025, on the instructions of the head of state, incorporate all the best that we managed to achieve over the previous period. And today this is no longer just one national project “Family”, but also events of the national project “Personnel”, events of the national project “Long and Active Life”, a number of other events in other national projects that we will implement in order to create a comfortable environment for our older citizens. The best practices that we have developed, including within the framework of our competition, are becoming an integral part of the Strategy of Actions in the Interests of Senior Citizens until 2030, developed by the Government and planned for adoption in the near future,” said the Deputy Prime Minister.

    According to Tatyana Golikova, 12 million senior citizens participate in active longevity programs. Of these, 8.5 million are actively involved in sports, 2 million in social tourism, a million in third-age universities, and more than 200,000 are active “silver” volunteers.

    “We will continue this work – both within the framework of the strategy and within the framework of national projects. And, of course, we want more senior citizens to be shoulder to shoulder with us. Our fifth all-Russian selection of the best practices of active longevity involved all 89 subjects of the Russian Federation in 2024. More than 2,600 projects, including 110 best ones that became finalists. I hope that we will continue to work together, promoting all the events that we have planned for our respected senior citizens,” Tatyana Golikova emphasized.

    The winners in the nomination “Medical and social care, public care and prevention” were the following practices: “Circle of Good” (St. Petersburg), ANO “Good Sergievo”; “Rapid Response Service” (Sverdlovsk Region), Interregional Charitable Public Foundation “Yekaterinburg Jewish Cultural Center “Menorah”.

    The following projects received awards in the category “Active Life: Culture, Tourism, Volunteering”: “Kindness Nearby 2.0” (Tyumen Oblast), Tyumen Regional Charity Fund “Older Generation”; “Good Friend: Joint Work of a Nursing Home with Volunteers and NGOs” (Samara Oblast, Zhigulevsk), Solnechnopolyansky Nursing Home.

    Winners in the Education and Employment category: a program to maintain the professional longevity of social workers aged 50 from small villages (Samara Oblast), ANO Center for Social Services for the Population of the Northern District; a project to improve legal literacy, Legal Odyssey: A Journey to Knowledge (Ulyanovsk Oblast), and the Silver Dawn boarding house for senior citizens named after Z.A. Kudinova in the village of Yazykovo.

    In the nomination “Healthy Lifestyle” the best were: the health training project “Manage Your Health” (Ryazan Region), Ryazan State Medical University named after Academician I.P. Pavlov; the Spartakiad “Longevity Games. Life-lover” (Republic of Tatarstan), the administration of the city of Kazan and the Spartakiad project committee.

    In the nomination “Practice for Men 60” the awards were received by the authors of the practices: Fishing Sport Festival “Fishing without Borders” (Lipetsk Region), Department of Social Policy of Lipetsk Region; “Express-grandfathers” (Chuvash Republic), Shemurshinsky Center for Social Services to the Population.

    In the special nomination “Integrated Infrastructure Solutions”, the following practices received gratitude: the “Veteran” house (Chelyabinsk Region), PAO “Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works”; “Social Apartments” – an ecosystem for the active life of senior citizens (Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra), Department of Social Development of the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug – Yugra; “We Know That the Impossible is Possible!” (Krasnoyarsk Region), Krasnoyarsk nursing home for senior citizens and disabled people “Botanichesky”.

    “The competition is gaining popularity year after year. Today, 12 million people and all subjects of the Russian Federation are actively participating in the program. “Active Longevity” has started working. It really gives everyone who has the desire and opportunity to prove themselves. To prove themselves in sports, to prove themselves in creativity. And to lead a truly active lifestyle. Therefore, I want to say a huge thank you to everyone, it is you who fill the active longevity programs with the content that today gives a lot of positive emotions to our older generation. Thank you!” – the head of the Ministry of Labor Anton Kotyakov addressed the winners of the selection.

    A total of 110 participants were included in the finalists of the fifth all-Russian selection of the best practices of active longevity. All projects will be published in the collection “Active Longevity – 2024”, and will also receive expert support and access to replication through the platform of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives “Smarteka“.

    “Every year, the number of applications and regions grew. 2024 gave us a 2.5-fold increase compared to last year and a 10-fold increase compared to 2020, when we were just starting. All the winning projects were divided into the following nominations: 10 were submitted in the Education and Employment nomination, 15 in the Healthy Lifestyle nomination, 23 projects in the Medical and Social Care nomination, 49 projects in the Active Life nomination, and 13 in the Practices for Men 60 nomination. These practices vary in scale. We have 88 practices on a regional scale, six on a federal scale, four on a city scale, and 12 on a rural scale,” said Sofia Malyavina, General Director of the National Priorities ANO.

    She also noted that over five seasons, the all-Russian selection covered not only all regions, but also all possible types of practices for the older generation. Therefore, it now makes sense to shift the focus from finding the best solutions to their systematization and inclusion in comprehensive regional programs.

    “We have already started discussions with the Ministry of Labor and would like to discuss with you [experts and selection participants] how we should further transform the assessment of practices and the competition itself. Perhaps now we should assess the comprehensiveness of regional programs, and then we should approach the development of a methodology that takes into account the contribution of leading organizations of a particular region to the comprehensive program of active longevity,” said Sofia Malyavina.

    In the near future, experts and partners of the all-Russian selection of the best practices of active longevity will formulate proposals for the launch of the new season.

    The All-Russian selection of the best practices of active longevity is held annually by the ANO “National Priorities” with the support of the Ministry of Labor of Russia on the platform of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives “Smarteka”. The partners are the National Research University Higher School of Economics, the Public Chamber, the Silver Age Alliance, the Russian Gerontological Scientific and Clinical Center, the Agency for Social Information, the All-Russian Organization of War and Labor Veterans, the Pochet charitable foundation and the Odnoklassniki social network.

    The national project “Family” was launched in Russia in 2025 by decision of President Vladimir Putin. The main goal of the project is to support families with children, large families, care for reproductive health and strengthen family values. The national project also provides for the development of initiatives for active longevity, ensuring high-quality care for older people and the formation of a family-oriented cultural infrastructure.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: IMF Executive Board Concludes 2025 Article IV Consultation with Antigua and Barbuda

    Source: IMF – News in Russian

    March 17, 2025

    Washington, DC: On March 13, 2025, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation[1] with Antigua and Barbuda and endorsed the staff appraisal without a meeting on a lapse-of-time basis. The authorities need more time to consider the publication of the Staff Report prepared for this consultation.[2]

    Antigua and Barbuda’s post-pandemic economic expansion is continuing. Real output is estimated to have surpassed pre-pandemic levels in 2024, with growth estimated at 4.3 percent, driven by strong tourism and one-off events (including the 4th International Conference on Small Island Developing States and the T20 Cricket World Cup). Inflation was elevated in 2024, reflecting contributions from specific items, notably communication, as well as increases in indirect taxes.

    The recovery in nominal GDP, along with improved fiscal balances, brought down the public debt from around 100 percent of GDP in 2020 to 67 percent in 2024. However, gross financing needs are projected to remain around 10 percent of GDP in the medium term. Substantial domestic and external arrears, albeit with domestic arrears uncertain in size, have limited financing options. The fiscal primary balance improved to 4.6 percent in 2024, aided by indirect tax increases, a broader economic recovery, and one-off factors (e.g., nearly 2 percent of GDP from an asset forfeiture and unusually low capital spending). The 2025 Budget envisages stronger tax revenues and higher capital spending.

    According to Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) preliminary estimates, the current account deficit narrowed to 7 percent of GDP in 2024, reflecting both a higher service trade balance—mainly tourism receipts—and a smaller goods deficit due to a contraction in imports. FDI inflows were resilient to tightening global financial conditions and continued to support ongoing hotel construction. Credit growth is recovering, with nonperforming loans contained.

    Executive Board Assessment[3]

    In concluding the 2025 Article IV consultation with Antigua and Barbuda, Executive Directors endorsed the staff’s appraisal, as follows:

    Antigua and Barbuda’s post-pandemic economic expansion continues. Economic activity, boosted by tourism, is estimated to have surpassed pre-pandemic levels. As the recovery matures, staff projects economic growth to moderate from 3 percent in 2025 to 2½ percent over the medium term. After an increase in inflation in 2024, in part reflecting one-off factors, underlying price pressures are expected to dissipate. The external position in 2024 is assessed to be moderately weaker than the level implied by medium term fundamentals and desirable policies. Efforts to raise revenue and address debt and fiscal challenges bore fruit in 2024, though further steps will be needed to restore debt sustainability, address the stock of outstanding arrears, and reduce gross financing needs in the medium term.

    Risks are currently tilted to the downside, although upside risks are also present. Downside risks emanate from elevated uncertainty about the global outlook; a deepening of geoeconomic fragmentation; commodity price volatility; climate-related vulnerabilities; and capacity constraints in the construction sector. Upside risks stem from stronger demand for tourism; improved air connectivity; new cruise port facilities; hosting of special events; and the intensification of productivity-enhancing structural reforms, which could support higher medium- and long-term growth.

    Addressing external and domestic arrears is key to broadening financing options. While the fall in nominal debt in 2024 is welcome, outstanding arrears to domestic suppliers and to the Paris Club remain obstacles to debt sustainability and constrain Antigua and Barbuda’s potential access to external and domestic financing. Given the additional vulnerabilities stemming from climate change and the resulting substantial adaption and resilience-building investment needs, efforts to address the current debt challenges, bolster government revenues, and improve public financial management are all the more critical. 

    Recent improvements in tax revenue are welcome, with further domestic revenue mobilization needed in the medium term to ensure fiscal sustainability. Antigua and Barbuda’s tax revenues remain below the authorities’ fiscal resilience guideline targets and are low by peer country standards. The authorities’ 2024 Budget measures have started to close the gap, but more will be needed in the medium term. To mobilize revenue without recourse to a personal income tax or higher ABST rates, near-term priorities could include tighter control of tax exemptions, transitioning to HS2022 classification in customs, and modernizing the framework for property taxation. Intensifying efforts to introduce a single window system at customs and to operationalize systems to allow e-filing, e-payment and e-registration of taxes is warranted. Introducing a large taxpayer unit as well as modernized IT systems would strengthen tax administration.

    Better targeted social assistance would enhance inclusion while curbing inefficiencies. The current framework of social protection is fragmented across sectors and ministries. Staff sees scope to streamline these social programs to reduce overlap and tailor social assistance to the most vulnerable households. In this vein, staff encourages the development of a centralized information system or unified database to maintain accurate records of all beneficiaries, track support received, and identify gaps or duplications in coverage.

    Room remains to strengthen fiscal institutions and oversight, building on recent progress. The operationalization of the Fiscal Responsibility Oversight Committee is welcome. To promote transparency and help build public understanding, staff encourages publication of FROC reports once further experience has been gained. These goals would also be served by parliamentary endorsement of the Fiscal Resilience Guidelines and the medium-term fiscal framework. Statutory exemptions should be consistent with the Antigua and Barbuda Investment Authority Act and the Antigua and Barbuda Investment Authority should monitor the approved projects. The envisaged reestablishment of the SOE unit in the Ministry of Finance would enhance SOE oversight and contain potential fiscal risks.

    To reinforce financial stability and build on efforts to promote financial inclusion, regional coordination remains key. Staff assesses the financial sector to be broadly stable, with credit growth recovering and non-performing loans approaching prudential levels. The launch of the regional credit bureau can promote faster access to credit while maintaining lending standards. The ECCB-led climate risk initiatives and the regional partial credit guarantee scheme should also boost credit quality and financial intermediation. A more risk-based supervisory framework for credit unions, with enhanced monitoring of asset quality and credit forbearance measures in the context of the planned regional common regulatory standards, would help put credit unions and banks on a more level playing field. The inclusion of the ECCB in the National Oversight Committee on Financial Action improves coordination among supervisory authorities. The increase in investment thresholds for the Citizenship by Investment Program and the improved due diligence process can help safeguard the program’s integrity. 

    Intensifying reforms to improve the business environment would support potential growth by improving the allocation of resources between firms and addressing obstacles to firms’ operations. Staff analysis finds potential for large aggregate productivity gains from the reallocation of resources between firms, and scope to continue addressing obstacles that firms report in areas such as workforce education, access to finance, and customs and trade regulations. Targeted efforts to increase educational opportunities, employer‑employee matching at the One Stop Employment Centre, and the completion of the Skills Demand Survey, are warranted. Offering courses at local institutions could increase financial literacy among MSMEs, and implementing the single electronic window at customs would increase the efficiency of importing and exporting of goods.

    Table 1. Antigua and Barbuda: Selected Economic and Financial Indicators

     

    Population (2023)

    102,195

    Adult literacy rate (2015)

    99

    GDP per capita (US$, 2023)

    19,627

    Mean years of schooling (2022)

    10.5

    Life expectancy at birth (years, 2022)

    79.2

    Human Development Index rank

    54

    Mortality rate (under 5, per 1,000 live births, 2022)                    10                                        (2022, of 193 economies)

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Est.

    Projections

    2020

    2021

    2022

    2023

    2024

    2025

    2026

    2027

    2028

    2029

    National Income and Prices

    Real GDP

    -18.9

    8.2

    9.1

    2.4

    4.3

    3.0

    2.5

    2.5

    2.5

    2.5

    Nominal GDP

    -18.2

    13.5

    16.5

    7.5

    10.9

    6.7

    5.0

    4.6

    4.5

    4.5

    Consumer prices (end of period)

    2.8

    1.2

    9.2

    3.3

    6.0

    3.0

    2.0

    2.0

    2.0

    2.0

    Consumer prices (period average)

    1.1

    1.6

    7.5

    5.1

    6.4

    3.5

    2.4

    2.0

    2.0

    2.0

     

    Money and Credit

    Net foreign assets

    -4.4

    18.2

    3.3

    0.2

    3.3

    3.2

    3.8

    2.5

    1.3

    0.3

    Net domestic assets

    -0.6

    -4.4

    1.3

    4.4

    -1.3

    6.4

    1.3

    2.0

    3.2

    4.2

    Broad money (M2)

    -8.7

    13.9

    4.6

    4.6

    2.1

    9.5

    5.0

    4.6

    4.5

    4.5

    Credit to private sector

    4.8

    -4.1

    -2.1

    7.0

    10.2

    6.0

    5.5

    5.0

    5.0

    5.0

     

    Central Government

    Primary balance

    -3.7

    -2.3

    -0.3

    0.5

    4.6

    0.7

    0.8

    0.9

    1.0

    1.0

    Overall balance

    -6.2

    -4.5

    -2.8

    -1.7

    2.5

    -1.3

    -1.0

    -0.7

    -0.6

    -0.5

       Total revenue and grants

    19.8

    18.9

    17.9

    17.1

    21.4

    19.9

    20.1

    20.2

    20.1

    20.0

       Total expenditure

    26.0

    23.4

    20.7

    18.8

    18.9

    21.2

    21.1

    20.9

    20.7

    20.5

     

    External Sector

    Current account balance

    -15.6

    -17.8

    -15.6

    -13.5

    -7.0

    -10.5

    -10.2

    -10.1

    -9.8

    -9.5

    Trade balance

    -28.6

    -29.6

    -34.4

    -32.8

    -28.2

    -30.4

    -30.3

    -30.2

    -30.0

    -29.9

    Nonfactor service balance

    17.3

    19.5

    28.2

    28.4

    30.4

    28.8

    29.1

    29.4

    29.6

    29.9

       Of which: Gross tourism receipts

    29.2

    30.5

    44.4

    45.4

    46.8

    46.7

    47.2

    47.7

    48.1

    48.5

    Overall balance

    -6.5

    3.5

    -0.1

    -2.5

    0.5

    0.9

    1.5

    -0.1

    -1.1

    -1.4

    External public sector debt

    47.5

    45.5

    39.4

    36.0

    30.9

    31.1

    34.5

    37.3

    39.7

    39.0

     

    Savings-Investment Balance

    -15.6

    -17.8

    -15.6

    -13.5

    -7.0

    -10.5

    -10.2

    -10.1

    -9.8

    -9.5

    Savings

    22.4

    28.4

    25.4

    25.3

    28.0

    25.6

    25.2

    25.0

    24.8

    24.7

    Investment

    38.0

    46.2

    41.0

    38.8

    35.0

    36.1

    35.4

    35.0

    34.6

    34.2

     

    Memorandum Items

    Net imputed international reserves (US$ million)                      222          324           346           319          322           375           443

    491

    517

    524

      (Months of prospective imports)

    3.1

    3.2

    3.3

    3.1

    2.7

    3.0

    3.4

    3.6

    3.6

    3.5

    GDP at market prices (EC$ million)

    3,811

    4,326

    5,040

    5,416

    6,007

    6,408

    6,731

    7,037

    7,353

    7,684

    Public debt stock (EC$ million) 1/, 2/

    3,829

    4,021

    4,134

    4,134

    4,028

    4,063

    4,265

    4,410

    4,502

    4,601

      (Percent of GDP)

    100.5

    93.0

    82.0

    76.3

    67.1

    63.4

    63.4

    62.7

    61.2

    59.9

    Sources: Country authorities, ECCB, UN Human Development Report, World Bank, and IMF staff estimates and projections.

    1/ Includes stock of principal and interest arrears, unpaid vouchers, and suppliers’ credits.

    2/ Includes central government guarantees of state enterprises’ and statutory bodies’ debt.
                                 

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    [3] The Executive Board takes decisions under its lapse-of-time procedure when the Board agrees that a proposal can be considered without convening formal discussions.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: KVN League of the State University of Management is looking for organizers

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    Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

    KVN is not only writing jokes and performing on stage, it is also a lot of organizational work, allowing you to gain unique management experience in an intensive mode. The KVN League of the State University of Management allows you to give such experience in a specialized university.

    If you love KVN and want to become part of one of the best university leagues in Moscow, you can join the creative team of the First Management League.

    Who we are looking for: – Organizers – if you want to learn how to plan and coordinate events, we are definitely on the same page! – SMM specialists – if you know how to attract attention on social networks and make our events bright and memorable, we will be glad to see you. – Partner managers – if you have a desire to interact with partners and find a common language with different people, then we are ready to be friends and work with you.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Important information for out-of-town participants of the final stage of the SPbGASU School Olympiad in Architecture in the 2024/2025 academic year!

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    Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering – Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering –

    We remind you that SPbGASU provides accommodation for the period of participation in the final stage to out-of-town participants and their parents (legal representatives).

    The check-in will take place at the Interuniversity Student City (MSC), located at the following address: Saint Petersburg, Basseynaya St., Building 8 (entrance from Varshavskaya St., checkpoint No. 1). The nearest metro stations are: Park Pobedy, Elektrosila.

    Move-in to the MSG is possible from March 21 to April 1, 2025.

    The working hours of the MSG check-in point are: Monday – Friday, from 09:00 to 18:00.

    Out-of-town participants temporarily staying at the MSG, including a parent (legal representative), must have the following with them at the time of registration:

    passport (birth certificate) of the participant and its copy; passport of the legal representative (birth certificate confirming legal representation) and its copy.

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    No more than one legal representative is allowed to accompany one participant.

    The number of places is limited!

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