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  • MIL-OSI Russia: From the first travelers of Rus’ to the space voyages of the future: what else can you learn about on World Tourism Day

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    World Tourism Day has been celebrated on September 27 for over 40 years. This international holiday was established to popularize travel, evaluate the industry’s contribution to economic development, and establish and strengthen ties between different cities and countries. This year, Moscow will host excursions, games, and competitions dedicated to World Tourism Day. You can join them in the VDNKh museums, as well as in the tourist information centers located in Zaryadye Park and on the territories of the Southern and Northern River Terminals. Some events require advance online registration.

    VDNKh invites everyone to thematic events in the Museum City and a football tournament. From 11:00 to 17:00, the IV Moscow Tourism Cup will be held on mini-fields. The winners will receive a large cup and gold medals, the teams that take second and third places will receive silver and bronze medals, as well as small commemorative cups. The team that takes the last place will receive a consolation prize – the Cup of Hope. In addition, individual prizes are provided for the best players of the tournament.

    The first Moscow Tourism Cup was held in September 2021, and has since become an annual event. The game brings together not only friends and fans of the teams, but also guests of the country’s main exhibition. Admission is free.

    Free excursions will be held at the Cosmonautics and Aviation Center at 18:00 and 19:30 “Cosmic Moscow”. Visitors will learn about the history of practical cosmonautics, the capital’s enterprises in this industry and preparation for flights. Particular attention will be paid to the legendary pavilion No. 34 “Space”.

    A free tour will be held at the Slovo Museum of Slavic Literature at 19:00 “Who travels well in Rus’?”. Participants will learn about the history of travel in different times, as well as about the transformation of the travel essay genre in Russian literature. Attention will be paid to such works as “Journey Beyond Three Seas” by Afanasy Nikitin and “Journey from St. Petersburg to Moscow” by Alexander Radishchev.

    In addition, on September 27, travel enthusiasts are welcome at the tourist information centers of the Southern and Northern River Terminals, as well as in Zaryadye Park. There, starting at 1:00 p.m., a holiday quiz will be held. Visitors will be asked to answer questions about tourism in Moscow and other Russian cities. The winners will take part in a drawing for souvenirs.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The International Forum “Russian Energy Week” will present the achievements of the capital’s fuel and energy complex

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    From September 26 to 28, the capital will host the International Forum “Russian Energy Week”. For the first time in seven years, the event will be held at two venues at once. The business program can be visited in the Central Exhibition Hall “Manezh”, and the exhibition of equipment and technologies – in Gostiny Dvor.

    Thus, in Manezh the Moscow Government will present a stand with the achievements of the capital’s fuel and energy complex. The interactive platform will be dedicated to the development of the industry and the use of innovative technologies in it.

    One of the main installations will be an interactive exhibition, thanks to which you can see the appearance of Moscow of the future. Guests will be able to take a quiz, based on the results of which artificial intelligence will generate an image of the city in a few years.

    The stand will also feature a model of the capital, each object of which symbolizes a certain branch of energy or resource supply. When touching the structures, visitors will be able to see videos about the work of fuel and energy complex enterprises, their achievements and development plans. In addition, a 3D model of Moscow will be displayed on the screen, hovering above the ground thanks to the flow of energy.

    Another project is “Elevator to Energy”. An installation simulating a ride in an elevator will introduce modernized thermal power plants, as well as modern electrical substations, gas equipment production, treatment facilities, control centers and communication collectors.

    In addition, guests will be told about the operation of life support systems and shown a visualization of how electricity is transmitted, water flows in pipes, and how digital platforms and control systems function.

    In Gostiny Dvor, the achievements of fuel and energy companies will be presented at the stand of the municipal economy complex. The exposition of enterprises will be of interest to those who want to get to know the industry better. For those who want to find work in this area, information about current vacancies will be posted.

    Thus, JSC “OEK” will recreate a miniature street with smart LED lighting, architectural and artistic lighting, festive illumination and electric charging stations for cars. And GUP “Mossvet” has prepared an interactive exhibition with a screen that demonstrates the organization’s achievements.

    The Mosgaz JSC site is dedicated to the production of gas distribution equipment and heat supply sources. Guests will be presented with models of gas control points, boiler houses and a complex for automating gas distribution systems.

    The main element of the PJSC Mosenergo exposition will be a large multimedia screen, which will show videos about the company’s activities, the operating principles of power plants and environmental protection. In addition, at the information stand, you can learn about the history of the enterprise and its current projects.

    PAO Rosseti Moscow Region will introduce modern equipment and software used in the electric grid complex. Among the exhibits are the OZHUR software package, a model of the new Krasnaya substation, the Electra virtual dialogue office, and others.

    JSC Mosvodokanal will present an exhibition that immerses viewers in the operation of water supply and sanitation systems. An interactive model will allow you to see the movement of water from the water intake to the consumer and back to the water source, and a 3D model of urban development with an augmented reality function will introduce the operation of engineering systems.

    The State Budgetary Institution “IMC” will demonstrate a metrological center for conducting inspections, a system designed for monitoring and servicing common house heat and hot water meters, as well as a unified installation module for metering thermal energy of its own production.

    Only registered participants and delegates of the forum can attend the business program in Manezh. Admission to the exhibition in Gostiny Dvor is free, but a registration.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Artistic, robot class and sports grounds: children’s educational center to be built in Maryina Roshcha

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    A private educational center consisting of a kindergarten for 112 children and a primary school for 257 children is planned to be built in the Maryina Roshcha district. The building will be located at Polkovaya Street, Building 1.

    “The total area of the future building will be almost 8.7 thousand square meters. In plan, it has a Y-shape, includes three above-ground floors. Near the building, playgrounds and a sports ground near the kindergarten, a school sports ground, as well as areas for students to relax and hold mass events will be equipped,” clarified the Minister of the Government of Moscow, head of the Department of Urban Development Policy

    Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    The window openings, varying in proportion, and the corner slopes framing them will highlight the building’s appearance. The second and third floors form a single block hanging over the first, creating the effect of a levitating building.

    The kindergarten block includes group, administrative and auxiliary rooms, a lobby, a stroller room, a music room, a gym, and a room for correctional and developmental classes.

    The elementary school block will be equipped with a robotics classroom and other classrooms, universal educational studios, a laboratory and research complex, a playroom, a cafeteria, a medical block, and an art room.

    Mosgosstroynadzor issued a permit for the construction of the educational center at the end of August of this year.

    “After the developer notifies the Moscow State Construction Supervision Committee about the start of construction and installation work, our inspectors will draw up a schedule of on-site inspections that will be carried out at each stage of the construction of the facility. They will involve specialists from the subordinate Expertise Center to conduct research into the quality of the work being carried out and the materials used,” added the Chairman of Mosgosstroynadzor

    Anton Slobodchikov.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The improvement of the territory of the Russian Biotechnology University is nearing completion

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Specialists from the city services complex are completing the improvement of the territory of the Russian Biotechnology University in the north of the capital. The work is 80 percent complete, said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement Petr Biryukov.

    “This year we are improving the territory of the Russian Biotechnology University, which is the flagship of scientific developments in the field of biotechnology and health preservation. Today, the project to create a “Biocity” is being implemented on the territory of the university, and in addition, at the request of students, we are updating the territory so that it becomes more functional,” said Petr Biryukov.

    “Biogorod” is an educational and leisure space where teachers will be able to implement modern teaching practices, and Muscovites will be able to attend various events and educational programs, play sports, and relax. In addition, conditions will be created for the application and demonstration of the results of innovative developments.

    Three functional zones are being created on the university’s territory. The first will appear in the courtyard of the main building for employees and students. There, pavilions for coworking and a lecture hall, a summer open stage with an amphitheater and a media screen, a recreation and self-study area, as well as one small space with a round dry fountain and an amphitheater are being set up. A small sports cluster will appear in the second zone between buildings A and B — table tennis tables and exercise machines have already been installed, a streetball court has been prepared, and an amphitheater is being assembled. A gastropark with recreation areas is being created.

    The third zone, located between the dormitory buildings, the educational building and the residential building, is almost ready. There is a universal area for ball games, next to which a small stand was placed. In addition, there are tables for playing table tennis, a workout area and an area with weight training equipment, a place for playing panna football, a summer terrace and recreation areas.

    In all three zones, flower beds were laid out in which trees, shrubs and cereal plants will be planted.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Running, basketball and fitrock: Muscovites are invited to free cardio workouts

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    On September 28 and 29, within the framework of the projects “My Sports District” and “Sports Weekend”, cardio training sessions in running, basketball, table tennis, fitrock and fitness boxing will be held. Muscovites are invited to celebrate World Heart Day. It is designed to draw public attention to health issues and emphasize the importance of preventing cardiovascular diseases.

    City residents will be able to do fitrock, which combines elements of functional and dance training. The training is based on repeating various dance movements and combinations with drumsticks. Classes within the framework of the Sports Weekend project will be held on Saturday from 17:00 to 18:00 at VDNKh, and from 19:00 to 20:00 at the ZIL Cultural Center. On Sunday, they will be held from 17:00 to 18:00 at VDNKh and from 12:00 to 13:00 at the Yuzhny River Terminal. Registration is required on the website.

    In addition, on September 29 at 10:30, as part of the My Sports District project, the final fitness training sessions will take place on the roofs of the district centers Sofia, Angara, Elbrus, and Rassvet. You can sign up for the class through the Dance Fitness form on the website.

    Muscovites are offered to try such a direction as fitness boxing. The lesson consists of a combination of punches and kicks on a punching bag at a fast pace. This training increases endurance and develops coordination. On September 28 and 29, fitness boxing will be held in the Smstretching studio near the Tulskaya metro station from 11:30 to 12:30. You can see the schedule and sign up for the lesson on this page.

    On September 29 at 10:00 in the Olympic complex “Luzhniki”, parks “Sokolniki”, “Severnoye Tushino” and 850-letiya Moskvy, as well as at the addresses: Shirokaya street, building 30 and Zelenograd, building 904, running training will be held. They help improve heart function and increase lung capacity. You can choose a convenient site and sign up for training on the website.

    On September 28, residents of the capital can play basketball and table tennis under the guidance of professional coaches. Basketball training will take place in Severny Khapilovsky Square and at the following addresses: Festivalnaya Street, Building 4, Building 3 (Friendship Park), Bolshaya Gruzinskaya Street, Building 39, Bolshoy Ovchinnikovsky Lane, Building 11, Domodedovskaya Street, Building 22, Building 3, Marshal Golovanov Street, Building 4, Zarayskaya Street, Building 51, Building 2 (Plyushchevo Square). The training will start at 19:00. Muscovites will practice the correct throwing technique, learn to dribble and pass the ball. Basketball develops tactical thinking, agility and attention.

    Table tennis classes will be held in the parks “Sviblovo”, “Kuzminki-Lyublino”, “Dubovaya Roshcha “Mayak”, as well as at the stadium “Avangard” and at the address: Perekopskaya street, house 34, building 2. This sport develops attentiveness and reaction speed. During the training, they practice moving around the court, the accuracy of strikes and game combinations. You can register for basketball and table tennis classes on the website.

    “My Sports District” — one of the flagship projects Department of Sports of the City of Moscow, within the framework of which residents of the capital train under the guidance of professional trainers in courtyards and parks all year round, and in the summer also on the roofs of district centers. Depending on the season, children and adults have access to different sports – for example, in winter, participants go ice skating and learn cross-country skiing.

    The Sports Weekend project offers free yoga, stretching, barre, Pilates, functional and dance training under the guidance of experienced trainers. Classes are held at 13 indoor venues in the capital. Those who prefer to stay at home are invited to online training. You can find out more about the project and follow the news on the website.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: NSU to begin classes as part of a practical course for postgraduate students “Fundamentals of Scientific Research”

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    Classes within the postgraduate course “Fundamentals of Scientific Research” will begin at Novosibirsk State University on September 26. This course is an integral part of the educational component of the new model of postgraduate study at NSU along with another discipline – “Academic English”. They are mandatory for first-year postgraduate students of all faculties of the university.

    The course program was developed by the head of the laboratory of functional diagnostics of low-dimensional structures for nanoelectronics Physics Department of NSU Pavel Geidt in 2022. The course is designed for one semester. Some postgraduate students study it in the first half of the academic year, the rest in the second. Over 360 young scientists have completed it in two years.

    — This course does not involve mastering the deep theoretical aspects of philosophy, entrepreneurship, communication psychology, natural sciences and other classical disciplines. It is rather a synthesis of several sections of these disciplines that have the greatest practical significance for graduate students at this stage. Its goal is to help young scientists from various sciences undergo postgraduate studies and further engage in independent research activities. The idea of ​​the course comes from a common problem: often university teachers do not tell graduate students in a structured way about a lot of practical information related to scientific activity, about its organizational and reporting aspects, about performance in projects, about the features of preparing grant applications, about etiquette in the scientific community and team , about information retrieval tools, about computer tools for working with data arrays and much more. As a result, graduate students face many difficulties: how to formulate a hypothesis for their research, how to prepare a publication for a scientific publication, how to successfully defend their dissertation and other uncertainties. The knowledge that they will receive as part of the course will help young scientists at the very beginning of their scientific career to build relationships with scientific supervisors, heads of departments and faculties, heads of scientific projects, employees of their laboratory, foundations, monitoring agencies and other structures that they will encounter ,” explained Pavel Geidt.

    The course consists of 8 lectures, including “The Main Aspects of Conducting Research”, “The Role of Management in Scientific Research”, “Financing Scientific Activity”, “Writing Scientific Publications”, “Participation in Scientific Events” and “Methods of Defending Dissertations through the Higher Attestation Commission and the NSU Dissertation Council”. These lectures will be given by Pavel Geidt, as well as Ilya Beterov, Associate Professor of the Quantum Electronics Department of the NSU Physics Faculty, Anna Komarova, Associate Professor of the Political Economy Department of the EF, Leading Researcher of the Laboratory of Empirical Analysis of Industry Markets of the EF, and Natalia Aksenova, Head of the Department of Support and Analysis of Scientific Research at NSU.

    The course includes two practical classes. Unlike lectures, which are a summary of existing knowledge and organized information from various sources, practical classes are original authorial material. The first class, “Michael Faraday’s Principle: Work, Finish, Publish,” was developed by Pavel Geidt.

    — Publication of research results in scientific journals is mandatory for every scientist, but for those who are taking their first steps in big science, this causes many difficulties. Which journal should I send my work to? How to write and format a manuscript correctly? How to respond to reviewers’ comments? Who decides whether to publish an article? What should I do if my manuscript is not accepted for publication? How can I make sure that it is published anyway? And these are far from all the questions that young researchers have at the first stage of their independent, thoughtful scientific work. We tried to recreate the process of preparing an article for publication in a classroom setting so that it would be understandable and “transparent.” The students are divided into 4 groups: a group of authors, the university administration, the editorial board of a foreign scientific journal, and the editorial board of a domestic publication. Each participant in the practical lesson receives their own role: scientist, scientific supervisor, editor-in-chief of a scientific journal, reviewer, and others. In this way, all stages of the process of creating and publishing an article are reproduced, and the roles of the participants in this process acquire meaning, as if they come to life, said Pavel Geidt.

    The second practical lesson “Critical Thinking in Science. TRIZ: Relevance for Technical and Humanitarian Sciences and Further Prospects for the Application of TRIZ for Dissertations” was developed and is being conducted by the Director Center for Technology Transfer and Commercialization of NSU Alexander Kvashnin. Teamwork is also important here. Mixed groups of young scientists from different faculties and institutes work together to resolve complex contradictions in science and technology that require a creative approach. Here, graduate students are also given homework: find a way to solve a technical problem within the framework of their dissertation research and describe it in 200 words.

    At this stage, it is expected that graduate students will develop the skills to formulate research problems and systematically design ways to solve these problems in the types of activities that interest them, encourage young scientists to methodologically reflect on their research project, instill a desire for clarity, structure and internal coherence of arguments and reasoning in their written works and oral presentations, and maintain interest in further in-depth mastery of disciplines related to the courses within and beyond the framework of their dissertations.

    — A budding scientist must be prepared for practical scientific work in graduate school and be able to conduct independent scientific research. This requires a clear knowledge of current scientific problems, the ability to analyze the state of the topic of interest and the related field of activity. Graduate students need skills in preparing grant applications, planning the execution of work and completing a project on time. Submitting reports with the publication of the results of intellectual activity, speaking at international conferences and, of course, successfully defending a dissertation are also important. We will teach graduate students to do science independently, as well as to speak about it in an understandable language, — Pavel Geidt summarized.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sergei Sobyanin: 262 socially oriented NGOs received city support

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    More than 20 years ago, a grant competition for socially oriented non-profit organizations (NPOs) was established in Moscow. Every year, the best initiatives are selected in the capital and up to five million rubles are allocated for their implementation. Over the entire period, more than 3.4 thousand projects have received city support.

    “In 2024, the competition broke the record for the number of approved applications. This time, proposals were received from about 900 NGOs, 262 of which received support,” Sergei Sobyanin said in

    on your blog.

    The grant amounts range from 500 thousand to five million rubles. They are provided for projects in the following nominations: “Charity”, “Safe Moscow”, “Ecology of the Megapolis”, “Civic Initiatives”, “Creative Moscow”, “Volunteering and Volunteering”, “Media Moscow”, “Family Moscow” and “Urban Innovations”. The most popular nominations in terms of the number of laureate initiatives were “Youth of Moscow” (62 projects), “Our Heritage” (55 projects), “Healthy Lifestyle and Sports” (37 initiatives).

    The full list of award winners has been published on the website.

    An independent assessment was conducted by an expert council. It included representatives of the Moscow Public Chamber, scientific, research and educational communities, and NGOs. Each project was assessed by three experts, and they did not have the opportunity to see the marks of their colleagues.

    The projects were assessed based on their significance for the city and its residents, relevance and feasibility. The experts also took into account the effectiveness of the proposed solution, its efficiency and uniqueness.

    Career guidance for schoolchildren and assistance to SVO participants

    Among the winners is the Artificial Intelligence project of the scientific and educational center of the Moscow State Technical University named after N.E. Bauman. The center itself is engaged in career guidance for schoolchildren: young research staff help students develop engineering thinking and the skills they need when entering technical universities.

    This year, the center’s team intends to develop two additional education programs of 16 academic hours each, which any high school student will be able to study.

    The Association of Veterans of the Special Military Operation (SVO) helps combat veterans adapt to civilian life faster and involves them in educating the younger generation. The grant is intended to launch the project “Museums of the Special Military Operation in Moscow Schools”. Five schools will be involved in it – museum exhibits will open in the institutions, courage lessons will be held, and meetings with SVO heroes will be held. The project will be implemented in 2025.

    Another project in support of the special military operation is the center for legal assistance to SVO participants and their families of the regional public organization “Lotus”. The center’s specialists will deal with various issues – from registration of status, benefits and payments for housing and communal services to entering into inheritance rights.

    The project “Equal to equal. Adaptation club” is implemented by the Foundation for the Promotion of the Russian Language and Education in Russian. Its goal is to help young people with disabilities adapt to universities. In several capital institutions of higher professional education, students will be taught the basics of inclusive volunteering. Specialists will talk about the problems and difficulties of children with disabilities during their studies and ways to help them. A special online portal will post methodological materials, video courses and lectures that will help children with disabilities quickly get used to the new environment and not feel lonely in a group.

    The charitable foundation for helping children born at an early stage, “Give me some sunshine”, will launch a program for the social, physical and creative development of children with disabilities. The participants of the project “We, playing, study, speak and understand” will be children aged six to 12 years. They will work with an adaptive physical education trainer and a speech development specialist. Speech therapy equipment will be purchased for correctional classes. The training will take place in the family center opened by the foundation.

    Winners of last year’s grant competitions

    The international charitable public organization “Fair Aid of Doctor Lisa” helps citizens who find themselves in difficult life situations – lonely pensioners, people left homeless, seriously ill patients. With the funds of the grant of the Mayor of Moscow, the organization launched the project “Let’s Extend a Helping Hand”, within the framework of which medical and social assistance was received by participants of the FAO. They were provided with medicines, hygiene products and medical supplies.

    The Global Impact Alliance, a charitable foundation for scientific research and development, is implementing the project Inclusive Routes: Virtual Reality Solutions for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The scenario of the Public Transport project will soon be available for children with this diagnosis. The team has worked out all the elements of the bus in detail: validators, screens, and light indicators — everything to ensure that children’s adaptation to the virtual space is as close as possible to real conditions. As a result, the skill will be better consolidated, and during a trip on a real bus, the child will quickly get their bearings and remember what to do.

    The autonomous non-profit organization “Dynamic Guys” created a musical performance “You Can’t Fly, You Can’t Stay”. The plot is based on the story of people blocked in the capital’s airport due to weather conditions. The premiere took place at the beginning of the summer at the Moscow State Academic Theater “Russian Song”, more than 750 people saw it. And the video version of the performance has already collected over one million views.

    The Virta Charity Foundation held two exhibitions in support of homeless animals. The events were attended by over three thousand Muscovites. The foundation’s volunteers brought 270 dogs and cats from shelters to the exhibitions, 57 of which found a new home.

    The professional skills competition “Best in the Profession. Nanny of the Year” was held with the help of a grant. Participants were interviewed by psychologists, underwent reliability checks and completed competition tasks, as well as demonstrated medical knowledge and skills necessary for working with children. More than a thousand applications were received from nannies, educators, governesses and governesses of Moscow. Only 20 contenders for the title of the best reached the final. The competition was held by the ANO for assistance in employment and leisure of the adult population “Vozrasu. net” (the “Grandma for an hour” service).

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Registration for the VII Medical Tournament of Schoolchildren has begun

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    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    Registration ends November 24, 2024, and uploading of solutions for the Selection Round ends December 1, 2024.

    Participation in the Schoolchildren’s Medical Tournament is a great opportunity for schoolchildren and future applicants to get in touch with medicine, learn how to select reliable information, work in a team, and immerse themselves in an environment of like-minded people.

    — Our goal is to teach schoolchildren to work with scientific information, improve their public speaking skills, teach them to speak in public, and develop communication skills, give them the opportunity to communicate with our experts, who are practicing top-category doctors. And, of course, to give an idea of modern medicine, to show how complex and interesting it is at the same time, — shared Evgeniya Kholdina, head of the Expert and Methodological Commission.

    The final stage will take place on March 21-24, 2025 at NSU.

    Winning a prize and winning the final stage gives additional points for admission to NSU in the direction of “General Medicine”.

    Detailed information:

    VK:https://vk.com/schoolmedturn

    Telegram channel:https://t.te/shoolmedturn

    Website:https://vvv.shoolmedturn.ru/

    The project is implemented with the support of Rosmolodezh.Grants

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Financial News: Online Financial Literacy Classes for Seniors to Begin September 26

    MIL OSI Translation. Region: Russian Federation –

    Source: Central Bank of Russia –

    A series of webinars from the Bank of Russia will help seniors navigate the world of financial products and services better. Listeners will learn how to manage their property, formalize an inheritance, protect themselves from fraudsters, and use modern financial technologies with more confidence.

    The new course for the first time announces the topic “Expanding financial horizons: cash, non-cash, digital money.” In these classes, pensioners will be told in detail how the various forms of national currency differ, what advantages and opportunities they have.

    Webinars for the older generation will end on December 13. Participants will be able to receive certificates of completion of the course. To do this, you need to answer a few short questions in the questionnaire at the beginning of each lesson and actively participate in the discussion.

    The duration of the lesson is 45 minutes. Broadcasts are held on weekdays, from 01:30 to 16:10 Moscow time, so residents of all time zones will be able to choose a convenient time and date for the online lesson.

    The schedule, information about experts, teachers and other materials are published onproject website.

    Preview photo: SeventyFour / Shutterstock / Fotodom

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Liberia: IMF Executive Board Approves Forty-Month US$210 Million Extended Credit Facility Arrangement

    Source: IMF – News in Russian

    September 25, 2024

    • The IMF Board approved an SDR155 million (about US$210 million) ECF arrangement for Liberia. This decision will enable an immediate disbursement of SDR4.3 million (about US$5.8 million).
    • The 40-month financing package will support the authorities’ Economic Reform Agenda (ARREST) to address macroeconomic imbalances, strengthen debt sustainability, and lay the foundations for higher, more inclusive, and private sector-led growth, beyond the enclave sector.
    • The ECF arrangement is expected to catalyze additional external financing from international financial institutions (IFIs) and development partners.

    Washington, DC: The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a 40-month arrangement under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF) for Liberia, amounting to SDR155 million (60 percent of the quota, or approximately US$210 million). This support aims to assist the authorities in their reform efforts to address macroeconomic imbalances and establish a foundation for increased private-sector-led growth beyond the natural resource sector. With the Executive Board’s approval of the arrangement, an immediate disbursement of SDR4.3 million (about US$5.8 million) will be made, helping Liberia meet its ongoing balance of payments needs, primarily due to significant and widening development gaps.

    The authorities’ economic program, supported by the 40-month ECF arrangement, envisages a comprehensive policy package to strengthen fiscal sustainability and create fiscal space for investment. This will begin with rationalizing unproductive spending, followed by efforts to mobilize domestic revenue. This policy package is intended to help mitigate debt vulnerability and foster more robust and sustainable growth. Key policies outlined in the program include: (i) reducing unproductive spending, (ii) implementing new tax measures, including a Value Added Tax (VAT), and streamlining extensive tax expenditures, (iii) increasing priority public spending, particularly on basic infrastructure, and (iv) enhancing financial stability by addressing the issue of non-performing loans. A critical goal of the authorities’ reform program is to preserve and enhance social spending, especially in the education and health sectors.

    Following the Executive Board discussion, Mr. Bo Li, Deputy Managing Director, and Acting Chair, made the following statement:

    “Liberia’s economic vulnerability has worsened in recent years. Fiscal slippages have compromised public debt sustainability, contributing to a sharp decline in international reserves. Governance weaknesses have also persisted. To address these challenges, the new authorities that took office in early 2024 have requested a 40-month arrangement under the Extended Credit Facility to support a broad-based reform agenda.

    “The Liberian authorities are appropriately prioritizing restoring fiscal credibility. They are focusing on reducing unproductive spending and shifting resources toward public investment while protecting social spending. Over the program period, the authorities should continue to strengthen fiscal discipline and improve domestic revenue mobilization, including through the introduction of the VAT and the reduction of generous tax incentives.

    “It will also be important to significantly improve the authorities’ debt management capacity. It is crucial to continue to seek concessional loans and grants to create fiscal space for critical infrastructure development.

    “Given the significant challenges in the financial sector, it is imperative that the new Banking and Financial Institutions Act be adopted expeditiously to provide for modern bank supervisory and resolution frameworks. Other vital reforms also need to be put in place to strengthen the banking sector.

    “Building on recent progress, the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) needs to continue to improve its governance to bolster its independence and credibility. It is also important to strengthen the monetary policy framework.

    “The authorities are firmly committed to revitalizing the reform agenda to support macroeconomic stability, promote broad-based economic development, and reduce widespread poverty. Comprehensive structural reforms, including improvements in governance and transparency, are critical for achieving these objectives. Maintaining strong program ownership, supported by capacity development, will be crucial to ensure program success and continued donor support.”

    IMF Communications Department
    MEDIA RELATIONS

    PRESS OFFICER: Julie Ziegler

    Phone: +1 202 623-7100Email: MEDIA@IMF.org

    @IMFSpokesperson

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: With the support of Rosneft, a kindergarten in Ufa was improved

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    With the support of Bashneft (part of Rosneft), a new playground was built in Kindergarten No. 2 in Ufa. The project was implemented within the framework of the Cooperation Agreement between Rosneft and the Republic of Bashkortostan.

    Rosneft implements social projects aimed at creating favorable living conditions in the regions of its presence. In particular, it supports initiatives in the field of education and upbringing of the younger generation.

    Kindergarten No. 2 was founded in 1955 and is one of the oldest preschool institutions in Ufa, currently 123 children attend it. As part of the improvement of the kindergarten territory, modern sports and playgrounds with trauma-safe surfaces, shade canopies and gazebos, as well as new play equipment, including seesaws, slides and sandboxes, were installed. In addition, for the early career guidance of children, elements of small architectural forms on a professional theme were placed on the playground, for example, a model of an oil pump with moving mechanisms.

    Over the past 5 years, Bashneft has supported construction and reconstruction projects for more than 30 educational institutions. Strengthening the material base has opened up new opportunities to improve the quality of education and upbringing of young people in Bashkiria. In Neftekamsk, a multilingual boarding school has been completely renovated, kindergartens have been commissioned in Kushnarenkovsky and Tatyshlinsky districts, a forestry technical school has been renovated in Ufa, and a multifunctional educational center has opened in the village of Elan-Chishma in the Yermekeyevsky district.

    Reference:

    ANK Bashneft is one of the oldest enterprises in the country’s oil and gas industry, operating in the extraction and processing of oil and gas. The company’s key assets are located in the Republic of Bashkortostan. Oil and gas exploration and production are also carried out in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Yugra, Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Orenburg Region, Perm Krai and the Republic of Tatarstan.

    Over the past 5 years, within the framework of the Cooperation Agreement between Rosneft and Bashkiria, with the support of Bashneft, more than 300 social projects have been implemented in 49 districts and cities of the region.

    Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft September 26, 2024

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Get a grant to study in the UAE

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

    The Department of International Cooperation of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education informs about the start of accepting applications for a grant for training in higher education programs – bachelor’s programs, master’s programs, postgraduate programs (doctoral studies), as well as for Arabic language courses at the Mohammed bin Zayed University for the Humanities (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates).

    Russian students interested in learning Arabic are eligible to participate. The University provides grants for the following programs: Arabic language courses (30 places), and bachelor’s, master’s, and postgraduate programs (15 places).

    Information about the programs is posted on the website of the Federal State Budgetary Institution “Center for the Development of Education and International Activities (Interobrazovanie)” in the section “Academic Mobility – Programs”.

    All interested candidates should contact the International Cooperation Department of the State University of Management at ab_kasatkina@guu.ru by October 10, 2024.

    The competitive procedure is carried out by the Emirates side. For questions regarding participation in the programs, please contact Rashid Alminhali, Head of the Protocol Department at Mohammed bin Zayed University for Humanities and Sciences, at the email address: rashed.almenhali@mbzuh.ac.ae.

    The deadline for submitting documents is October 20, 2024.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A graduate of the State University of Management is among the best athletes of Russia in BMX sports

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    A graduate of the Department of Management in the Sports and Fitness Industry of the IOM GUU, Alexander Katyshev, repeatedly takes the top step of the podium at BMX competitions.

    This summer, Alexander won four gold medals at the Russian BMX Championship and became the winner of several stages of the Russian Cup.

    “Every year the level of competitions grows, and I want to thank everyone involved in the creation and implementation of such a great event,” the athlete shared on his page.

    In September, the GUU graduate once again added to his stock of gold medals by taking first place at the IX stage of the Russian Cup.

    We congratulate Alexander on his well-deserved awards and wish him further victories and outstanding achievements!

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A two-section house with underground parking is being built under the renovation program in Kuzminki

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    On Yunyh Lenintsev Street (land plot No. 97/4) in the Kuzminki district, construction of a residential complex under the renovation program continues. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    “Work is underway in the new building to install monolithic structures at the seventh floor level. It will consist of two sections of variable number of storeys. The building also includes underground parking for 57 cars,” Vladislav Ovchinsky specified.

    The sections will contain 188 apartments with improved finishing, fully in line with renovation standards, approved by the decree of the Moscow Government. In order for the house to fit harmoniously into the architectural ensemble of the area, its facades will be made of suspended three-layer wall panels faced with sawn bricks of beige shades. In addition, metal baskets for air conditioners will be installed on the facades, and the entrance groups will be decorated with stained glass.

    The area around the house will be improved and landscaped: trees and bushes will be planted, lawns will be laid and flower beds will be laid out, a children’s playground with a safe rubber surface, a sports ground, as well as an area for quiet recreation for adults will be built.

    The construction of residential buildings under the renovation program is monitored throughout all stages by the Committee for State Construction Supervision of the City of Moscow (Mosgosstroynadzor). As its head noted Anton Slobodchikov, the construction of the house has been underway since May 2023. During this time, inspectors carried out five on-site inspections, during which they assessed the quality of the work and materials used.

    “In addition to concreting, the site is performing waterproofing of the underground parking floor slab and installation of internal utility lines,” added Anton Slobodchikov.

    All information about the renovation program is presented on the mos.ru portal. You can find out more about apartments and houses under the program by link.

    The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It covers about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. In 2023 alone, 59 new buildings in the capital were handed over for settlement, which allowed the resettlement of over 47 thousand people. Sergei Sobyanin instructed speed up the implementation of the renovation program by two times.

    Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction rates and volumes. Over the past five years, within the framework of the federal project “Housing” of the national project “Housing and Urban Environment” the volume of construction and commissioning of housing has doubled: from three million to five to seven million square meters per year. More information about this and other national projects being implemented in Moscow can be found Here.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Modern technologies and high-class care: the medical and diagnostic complex of the A.S. Loginov Moscow Scientific Center turns one year old

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The capital’s oncology service is a shining example of how new standards and approaches improve the quality and accessibility of medical care in the city. Moscow standard of oncological care, which was introduced just a few years ago, has shown very good results. For example, thanks to it, the detection rate of oncological diseases has grown to 67 percent, and it is increasing every year. And thanks to the creation of anchor oncology centers based on the leading capital clinics, the oncology service has received not only a powerful technological base, but also the ability to ensure continuity at each stage of patient treatment – from the moment of suspicion of the disease to subsequent dispensary observation.

    Despite the excellent results, the city does not stop there and continues to actively develop this area. Specialists develop new methods and algorithms, client paths that make the treatment process as transparent and understandable as possible for the patient. The most modern equipment is supplied to hospitals, existing hospital buildings are reconstructed according to uniform standards, new treatment and diagnostic complexes are built.

    A year ago, the new ultra-modern treatment and diagnostic complex of the Moscow Clinical Research Center (MCRC) named after A.S. Loginov received its first patients. Its opening was a key stage in the modernization of the capital’s oncology service. The area of over 75 thousand square meters houses a 24-hour and day hospital, an outpatient oncology care center, rheumatology and endoscopic centers, radiation therapy and radioisotope diagnostics departments, a modern pathomorphology laboratory, a powerful operating block with 18 operating rooms and other services. During the first year of operation, more than 180 thousand patients were treated in the new complex.

    Full cycle of oncological care, high-tech operations and radiation therapy

    The A.S. Loginov MCNC operates an outpatient oncology care center. A full cycle of multidisciplinary oncology care is organized here, from diagnostics and treatment to subsequent lifelong patient monitoring. Since the opening of the new building of the A.S. Loginov MCNC, oncologists of the outpatient oncology care center have conducted about 330 thousand appointments.

    Every week, doctors perform more than 200 high-tech operations in the surgical hospital. Doctors use robotic technologies, X-ray surgical systems and navigation stations. The most complex interventions are performed in a hybrid operating room equipped with an angiograph. Thanks to gentle anesthesia methods, minimally invasive operations and active postoperative recovery, patients return to full life in the shortest possible time.

    The unique technological equipment of the complex made it possible to conduct radiation therapy, which had not been performed at the A.S. Loginov Moscow Scientific Center before. Now there is a radiotherapy department with three state-of-the-art linear accelerators and a brachytherapy system. About 270 patients receive treatment daily. Since the opening of the department, more than 1.7 thousand people have undergone radiation therapy, and over 30 thousand radiotherapy sessions have been conducted. The new complex has modern linear accelerators for antitumor 3D and 4D radiation therapy. They allow procedures to be performed with the highest precision, without affecting the patient’s healthy tissues.

    From a pathomorphological laboratory to an inter-district rheumatology center

    A centralized pathomorphological laboratory operates on the basis of the A.S. Loginov MCNC complex. It conducts histological, histochemical and immunohistochemical studies, biopsy. The results of the studies allow doctors to establish an accurate diagnosis, determine the stage of the disease, and also correctly and quickly select treatment tactics. Every day, the laboratory receives materials from 300-400 patients and conducts up to 1.5 thousand studies of glass preparations.

    Since the opening of the new medical and diagnostic complex The employees of the pathological anatomy department of the A.S. Loginov Moscow Cancer Research Center have performed more than 100 thousand biopsies (about 450 thousand slides), and the time it takes to obtain the results of such studies has been reduced by one and a half times. The pathomorphological laboratory operates in a digital format: all research materials are scanned and securely stored in a single digital archive, which is replenished with studies from all the anchor oncology centers of the capital. The formation of the largest database has become the basis for the development of artificial intelligence technologies.

    In addition, an inter-district rheumatology center operates on the basis of the A.S. Loginov MCNC. Thus, the patient receives all the necessary assistance – from a comprehensive examination to effective therapy and observation – in one medical organization. Residents of the Eastern, South-Eastern and North-Eastern administrative districts of Moscow receive treatment here. During the time of work in the new building, specialists of the rheumatology center have held appointments approximately 60 thousand times.

    High-tech endoscopy center, multidisciplinary care and more

    At the end of 2023, the A.S. Loginov Moscow Scientific Center began operating Endoscopy center. Specialists perform diagnostic procedures there and, if possible, immediately remove neoplasms or refer the patient for surgical treatment. New modern equipment has been installed in 12 manipulation rooms, ensuring the most accurate diagnostics. Over 10 thousand studies have been conducted in the endoscopic center.

    The consultative and diagnostic department has all the capabilities to provide multidisciplinary care at the highest level. Over the year of work in the new building, more than 85 thousand patients received expert care in various areas, including gastroenterology, proctology, surgery, neurology, urology, gynecology, endocrinology, traumatology, pulmonology and cardiology.

    The most comfortable conditions for patients have been created in the hospital of the new complex of the A.S. Loginov Moscow Scientific Center. In small wards with panoramic windows, a shower and a toilet, multifunctional beds with an electric drive are installed, there is a button to call medical personnel, air conditioning and ventilation systems. A barrier-free environment has been created for people with limited mobility.

    More than 31 thousand patients have already received inpatient treatment in the new complex. In addition, about five thousand people received treatment as part of the day hospital.

    The team of the A.S. Loginov MKNC is represented by the best medical specialists. Among them are world experts, academicians, professors, doctors and candidates of medical sciences.

    Since 2019, a new standard of oncology care has been implemented in the capital. Five anchor oncology centers have been organized on the basis of the A.S. Loginov Moscow Scientific Center, Oncology Center No. 1 of the S.S. Yudin City Clinical Hospital, S.P. Botkin City Clinical Hospital, the Kommunarka Moscow Multidisciplinary Clinical Center, and the Moscow City Oncology Hospital No. 62.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: “My id” will help the winners of the “

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Winners of the ” “My id”. QR code of an order placed in exchange for points on the website “A Million Prizes”, will be displayed in the application and will be at hand when needed.

    “With the help of the mobile application “My id” QR codes of completed orders can be used for presentation in stores, museums, theaters and other partners of the program. They are easy to use: for example, if you have a promo code for a discount in a cafe, you can open it on the smartphone screen with just a couple of taps and show it when paying the bill,” the press service noted.

    Department of Information Technology Moscow.

    Participants of the action “

    You can exchange your points for a promo code until December 14, and use it with program partners until December 15, 2024. Reward points make it possible to pay for part of a purchase in stores, restaurants and cafes, buy tickets to concerts and amusement parks, top up your Troika transport card, and make a donation to a charity.

    Information about orders placed for points on the Million Prizes website is presented in the My ID application in the form of QR codes. When you click on the Million Prizes card in it, a list of all orders will open. From it, you can select the one you plan to use at the moment.

    Detailed information about the My ID application and download links can be found on the special project page “Mobile applications and services of Moscow”.

    Mobile application “My id” appeared in July 2023. With its help, city residents can quickly access information from personal documents and documents of their children, including passports, taxpayer identification numbers, insurance numbers and compulsory medical insurance policies. The application allows you to share information with trusted persons if necessary. Digital versions of some documents, such as a single library card, are presented in the form of QR and bar codes. They can be used to receive city services.

    The service is being developed Department of Information Technology the city of Moscow together with the State Institution “New Management Technologies”.

    The use of digital technologies and artificial intelligence to improve the quality of life of city residents corresponds to the objectives of the national program “Digital Economy of the Russian Federation” and the regional project of the city of Moscow “Digital Public Administration”. More information about the national projects implemented in Moscow can be found on a special page.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The vacuum cleaner principle and the envelope method: what technologies are used in the analytical laboratory of MosEcoMonitoring

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    What kind of air do we breathe, how clean is the water in Moscow’s rivers, is the soil suitable for planting, and what substances are contained in the first snow? The specialists of the GPBU testing center can answer these questions. “MosEcoMonitoring” Department of Nature Management and Environmental Protection.

    On the eve of World Environmental Health Day, which is celebrated on September 26, mos.ru correspondents visited one of the largest environmental laboratories in the country, saw how it is set up, and learned what methods and equipment specialists use to determine the quality of air, water, and soil in the city.

    Laboratory “kitchens” for natural research

    The MosEcoMonitoring Testing Center occupies a two-story building at the address: Dalniy Pereulok, Building 2, Block 1. Here, water, soil, air, and precipitation samples are examined for more than 400 indicators. The specialists have the most modern equipment at their disposal, which allows them to obtain accurate data in a short time. Just as doctors diagnose diseases in the human body using tests, so ecologists and chemists analyze the composition of the natural environment and the level of impact of the metropolis on it.

    “This is one of the few universal laboratories of its kind in Moscow, which uses both innovative and classical research methods. The specialists are engaged not only in scheduled monitoring: they go to the site in response to requests from residents received on the hotline of the Department of Nature Management and Environmental Protection,” says Marina Petrova, head of the analytical inspection department of the State Budgetary Institution MosEcoMonitoring.

    All work processes in the testing center are subject to strict regulations. In one room, air samples are analyzed, in another – water, in a third – soil. The laboratories resemble huge kitchens – with refrigerators, cabinets, sinks, various bottles, containers and flasks, and chemists in white coats resemble chefs conjuring up another dish.

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    Blue is ammonia, pink is nitrogen oxides

    An important indicator of environmental well-being is air quality. In the laboratory for studying samples taken from the atmosphere, the shelves are lined with flasks and test tubes of various shapes and sizes, and measuring equipment is placed on the tables: titrators, gas analyzers, aspirators and various probes.

    One of the main methods used to determine the composition of the air environment is chromatography. Special tubes filled with sorbent are used to collect samples. The aspirator they are connected to sucks in air like a vacuum cleaner, and the sorbent holds certain substances and does not release them. The sample is then sent to the laboratory.

    “We regularly monitor the areas where industrial production is located and respond to citizens’ requests. If complaints are received about air pollution in a certain area, we promptly go out to check the information and take samples. Mobile laboratories are equipped with gas analyzers, which can be used to take measurements on site, which allows us to search for the source of air pollution,” explains Marina Petrova.

    The content of various substances in the air is also determined by the classical photometric method. Various chemicals are added to test tubes, which react with the sample and produce different colors. For example, blue indicates the presence of ammonia in the air, pink indicates nitrogen oxides, pale yellow indicates the content of formaldehyde, bright yellow indicates chlorine, and red indicates hydrogen fluoride. To determine the concentration of solid particles in the air, it must be passed through a special filter, and then this filter must be weighed. This method is called gravimetric.

    “We also conduct sampling at industrial enterprises. Sampling equipment helps with this. Specialists also conduct direct measurements. For this, there are gas analyzers, probes of different lengths and diameters. The direct measurement method allows us to determine the concentration of pollutants immediately on site, other studies are conducted in the laboratory,” says Dmitry Pakhomov, Deputy Head of the Analytical Inspection Department.

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    Distinguish between text and smell

    Another area of activity of the testing center is the study of the quality of water in Moscow rivers, ponds and underground waters. Samples are taken in different places of the objects with special equipment in the form of a narrow cylinder, poured into a common container for mixing, and then poured into bottles of different types – depending on the type of study. Special fixing reagents are added to some containers. After the sample arrives at the laboratory, it is registered and assigned a specific number, under which it “lives” from one to 10 days.

    “Specialists conduct water research on 42 indicators, including general chemical analysis, determination of the content of hydrogen sulfide, metals, organic substances, oil products, biochemical oxygen consumption. Gravimetric, photometric, potentiometric, titrimetric, spectral and other methods of analysis are used,” notes Marina Petrova.

    The organoleptic method is used when it is necessary to determine the smell of water. Using a water bath, the sample is heated to 20 or 60 degrees, then the specialist examines it, like a perfumer, and assigns marks on a five-point scale. In order to correctly evaluate the smell, you cannot use perfume or cosmetics.

    The transparency of water is also determined in an interesting way: it is poured into a narrow flask fixed on a stand, and printed text is placed under it. A specialist looks into the flask without glasses and drains the water using a tap until he can clearly distinguish the letters. The more water remains in the flask, the higher its transparency, and vice versa.

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    Crayfish do not live in bad water

    The purity of water can be checked using biological testing. It is performed using two test objects: green protococcal algae, which are grown in a special climatostat cabinet in the laboratory, and ceriodaphnia crustaceans.

    “We usually use both methods, they complement each other. The prepared test object is placed in a sample of water or aqueous extract from soil or waste. Based on the lifespan and behavior of the test object in the sample, a conclusion is made about its toxicity,” says Maria Guzova, head of the biological analysis department.

    As part of the monitoring programs and at the request of residents, the testing center specialists also conduct soil sampling. They are collected using the envelope method. Up to five kilograms of soil must be collected from the corners and center of the designated square area using metal shovels and drills. The soil is then dried, cleared of stones and foreign fragments, crushed, sifted through a sieve and placed in bags. Samples collected using various methods are delivered to the laboratory, after which they are prepared for testing. This includes drying, crushing and sieving. Further testing is carried out using both the above methods and unique ones (for example, the X-ray fluorescence method).

    Moscow has a program for monitoring urban soils, which includes more than 1,300 permanent monitoring sites, and at least 300 are surveyed annually. Based on the results of the research, specialists assess the anthropogenic and technogenic load, as well as the suitability of the soil for plants.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Mosvolonter has released a manual on developing social projects

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    Resource center “Mosvolonter” has released a methodological guide on how to develop your own socially useful project. The material “Social design in volunteer activities” is available inelectronic library of the center. You can order it in printed form in the partner services section “Development of competencies”.

    The practical guide will be useful for volunteers who want to become authors of a social project, and for volunteer organizers who implement initiatives on a regular basis.

    “We are opening a new opportunity for volunteers – to become a co-author of social changes in the city. Our community is replenished every day with talented and creative volunteers who come with creative ideas for social projects. Methodological assistance and development of competencies will make their work systematic, competently use resources and knowledge to develop the quality of life of people and their team,” said Alexander Levit, director of the Mosvolonter resource center.

    Leaders and employees of volunteer associations, students and concerned citizens interested in the topic of social design received the first copies of the methodological manual. This year it will be used in 50 capital schools.

    The capital’s youngest volunteers: the program for developing volunteerism in schools has been updated

    From basic concepts to receiving a grant

    The manual includes three chapters, where theoretical information is supplemented by real social projects. You can get acquainted with the material sequentially or study only those blocks that are most relevant to your own project. At the end of each paragraph, important theses from the text, several open questions for reflection and a practical task are presented.

    The authors of the manual recommend starting with testing. Each of the 11 questions corresponds to the paragraphs of the manual. Incorrect answers will indicate sections that require more detailed study.

    Readers will learn that a social project is distinguished by a comprehensive approach to solving a socially significant problem; its implementation is not limited to holding one thematic event.

    Volunteers will study the main approaches to project management in the second chapter. The manual explains how to define the target audience — people who want to get the most out of the project. Another important stage is finding answers to socially significant questions, starting not from the project idea, but from people and their needs. In addition, volunteers will learn to build the logic of social design — the relationship between the goal, objectives, action plan, and project results.

    The authors dwell in detail on the topic of resources and the principles of competent budgeting, and talk about co-financing—the team’s own contribution to the implementation of the project.

    The manual also covers how to work with partners and develop fundraising, how to promote activities on social networks and how to build work with the media.

    Readers will be taught how to correctly fill out a grant application, and will be explained where to get financial support. Attracting grant funds helps to implement initiatives and open new areas, expanding the infrastructure for holding events.

    Training and skill development

    In-person training programs, books and teaching aids, as well as online courses in volunteer areas are in demand among city assistants. Over the past three years, Mosvolonter has doubled its range of educational products: in 2021, there were 20 of them, and today there are already more than 45.

    During this time, a thousand novice volunteers were trainedcourse “Get Connected!”. Another 400 team leaders and managers developed management skills inthe “Manage” program. Approximately 300 Muscovites have been trained as trainers of educational areas attraining “Teach”.

    On online platform resource center, you can learn about the basics of volunteer activities, take a general briefing remotely, and listen to lectures from experts on social design. Participants get acquainted with the possibilities of six areas of volunteering, as well as with the sights of the capital, where Moscow volunteers have helped over the past 10 years.

    At the end of November, Mosvolonter will open access to new online courses in sports and patriotic areas, as well as volunteering in the areas of health protection and public safety. In addition, distance courses will appear on the online platform: “Get Connected” for beginners and “Five Keys” for organizers. Online courses will be posted separately as part of the championship for the development of volunteer competencies.

    You can find out more about volunteer training programs on the website, on the page of the resource center “Mosvolonter” insocial network “VKontakte” and in telegram channel.

    Organizing volunteer activities and involving young people in city events correspond to the objectives of the national project “Education” and the federal project “Social Activity”. More information about the national projects implemented in the capital can be found on this page.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Place for meetings and walks: the portal “Discover Moscow” has published a route along the embankments

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    On the portal and in the mobile application “Get to Know Moscow” a new walking route has appeared. The path goes through the Krymskaya, Prechistenskaya, Bersenevskaya, Sofiyskaya, Raushskaya and Kremlevskaya embankments. Thanks to the audio guide, you can put the excursion in the background and enjoy a leisurely promenade through the capital without being distracted by the screen.

    City residents and tourists will be able not only to admire the colorful views and ancient buildings, but also to learn interesting facts about their history and architecture. In addition to familiar places, participants will discover completely new routes. For example, during a walk along the Krymskaya Embankment, you can walk along the pedestrian bridge over the Vodootvodny Canal of the Moscow River, which opened this summer.

    “The capital’s embankments are among the favorite walking places of Moscow residents and guests. Each of them has its own history, style and architectural features. The new route is an opportunity to look at familiar, well-known places from a different point of view, learn more about them and experience the atmosphere of the capital in a new way. Users can study their favorite embankment in detail or devote a day to a leisurely stroll around all the points. And the audio guide will make the excursion more exciting and memorable,” the press service said.

    Department of Information Technology the city of Moscow.

    In the mid-19th century, there were meadows on this site where horses were grazed, and in architectural plans the location appeared as the Crimean Dam, the rampart from the Crimean Bridge, or the passage from the Crimean Bridge.

    It is suggested to start your acquaintance with the Krymskaya Embankment with a look at the monument to Peter I at the confluence of the Moscow River and the Vodootvodny Canal. The impressive sculpture made of steel and bronze weighs over two thousand tons and rises 98 meters above the ground. It was installed in 1997, when Moscow celebrated its 850th anniversary.

    This summer, a new pedestrian bridge across the Vodootvodny Canal of the Moscow River was opened near the monument to Peter the Great. It is 58 meters long and eight meters wide. The bridge connects Balchug Island with the Krymskaya and Yakimanskaya embankments, adding beauty and convenience to walks in the city center. There is a long bench on the bridge where you can rest and admire the scenery.

    Prechistenskaya Embankment is located on the left bank of the Moskva River in the Khamovniki district. It owes its name to the street of the same name, which appeared on the map of Moscow back in the 16th century. The pedestrian Patriarch’s Bridge, located next to the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, connects it with Bersenevskaya Embankment.

    The architectural pearls of Prechistenskaya Embankment have been mansions for many years. For example, the building of the patron Ivan Tsvetkov, designed by the famous Viktor Vasnetsov. Or the house of Alexander Levenson, designed by Fyodor Shekhtel. And not without the city estate of Ivan Mazurin, decorated with a turret.

    The main attraction of the embankment is the apartment building of Z.A. Pertsova. The building with majolica, resembling a fairy-tale tower, is rightfully considered one of the most outstanding buildings of the capital in the neo-Russian style. Each of these mansions has its own stories, legends and ancient secrets.

    Bersenevskaya Embankment is located opposite the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. It starts near the Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge, curving towards the monument to Peter I. According to one version, the embankment owes its name to gooseberries: once upon a time, there were Bersenevskaya gardens on this bank of the Moscow River.

    The legendary Krasny Oktyabr factory is located in the Bersenevskaya Embankment area. The old brick buildings are an example of industrial architecture from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The famous House on the Embankment, immortalized in Yuri Trifonov’s novel, is also located in the historical Yakimanka area.

    Sofiyskaya Embankment stretches along the right bank of the Moskva River directly opposite the Kremlin. It starts from Serafimovich Street and ends near the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge. This place is famous for its beautiful view of the Kremlin.

    The name of the embankment is associated with the Church of St. Sophia the Wisdom of God in Srednie Sadovniki, one of the oldest buildings in Zamoskvorechye. The wooden church itself was destroyed in a fire in 1493, and in 1682 a stone St. Sophia Church was built here.

    Walking along the embankment, listeners will pass by the legendary Kokorevsky Podvorye. The old hotel building with shops and wholesale warehouses was built in the early 1860s on the initiative of the entrepreneur and philanthropist Vasily Kokorev.

    Raushskaya Embankment runs along the Moskva River in the Zamoskvorechye district. It is located between Balchug Street and the Bolshoy Ustinsky Bridge. The name of the embankment is presumably associated with the ravushki — canals that used to drain water from the floodplain lands of Zamoskvorechye.

    In 1896, the Raushskaya power plant, which is still operating today, appeared here. Built by order of Emperor Alexander III, it was the first station to produce alternating current. The building of GES-1 of PAO Mosenergo supplies energy to the center of Moscow. The oldest power plant in Russia is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List as a unique object of industrial architecture. The appearance of the Raushskaya Embankment is complemented and decorated by the Church of St. Nicholas in Zayatskoye, built in the middle of the 18th century under the supervision of the famous master Prince Dmitry Ukhtomsky.

    The Kremlin Embankment, the first stone embankment in Moscow, has long been depicted on all city postcards and is still the most recognizable symbol of the capital. It is about one kilometer long. The embankment offers a good view of Red Square and Vasilievsky Spusk, as well as the southern wall of the Kremlin with its unique ancient towers. In addition, the embankment overlooks the Alexander Garden, as well as the Zotov Estate, an architectural monument of the 18th–19th centuries.

    “Discover Moscow” is a joint project of the departments of information technology, culture, cultural heritage, education and science. The interactive guide contains photographs and descriptions of more than 2.3 thousand buildings, 704 monuments, 410 museums, 490 places, over 270 walking routes, as well as information about 333 historical figures. All this is also available in the mobile application “Get to Know Moscow”.

    The implementation of digital solutions in the cultural sphere corresponds to the objectives of the national project “Culture” and the regional project of the city of Moscow “Digital Culture”. More information about this and other national projects implemented in Moscow can be found on a special page.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The capital’s road workers have improved two major highways in Lugansk and Donetsk

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    The capital’s road workers repaired two major highways in Lugansk and Donetsk.

    On one of the busiest highways in Luhansk, almost eight kilometers long, the asphalt concrete pavement of the roadway was renewed, sidewalks were installed, manholes were repaired, and markings were applied. In addition, public transport stops were placed there, a lighting system was installed, and the area was landscaped. For the safety of motorists, delineators with signal posts were installed and safety buffers were made.

    Benches, park swings and lanterns were installed on the sidewalks, and flower beds were planted. A bicycle path of almost seven kilometers was laid from the city center to the residential areas. In addition, three bicycle parking areas were equipped.

    Last year, the capital’s road workers implemented a similar comprehensive improvement project on another central street in Lugansk. Its length is 6.7 kilometers. On an area of 37.1 hectares, they replaced utility networks, sidewalk and road surface, changed the traffic organization, completely updated public transport stops, made children’s and sports playgrounds, and landscaped the area.

    In Donetsk, this year, work was also carried out on one of the central and longest streets. It passes through two districts, and was last improved more than 15 years ago. The city’s main medical institution is located here, and now specialists from the capital are restoring it.

    The work was carried out along the entire length of the street – about six kilometers, as well as on the boulevard part, which is more than 1.5 kilometers long. The capital’s road workers repaired the roadway and sidewalks, applied markings, replaced traffic lights, trans-barrier and pedestrian fences, installed bus stops, mounted a lighting system, and also expanded one parking zone and equipped three new parking lots.

    In addition, small recreation areas with benches surrounded by flower beds have appeared. Later, additional trees and shrubs will be planted.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: GUU takes part in events dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the founding of the PRC and the establishment of diplomatic relations between Russia and China

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    From September 19 to 20, the International Scientific and Practical Conference “On the Road of Struggle and Achievements: for the 75th Anniversary of the Formation of the PRC and the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Russia and China” was held in St. Petersburg.

    Director of the Center for Socio-Economic and Political Research of China at the National University of Management Fanis Sharipov made a presentation at the plenary session on the program “International Manufacturing Business”. This is a dual degree program of the National University of Management and Ningbo University (PRC), which is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year.

    The next day, Fanis Sharipov became the moderator of the section “International Relations and Foreign Policy of the PRC in a Changing World”, and also gave a report “The Space Silk Road”.

    The conference was organized by the Regional Office of the Interregional Public Organization “Russian-Chinese Friendship Society” in St. Petersburg and the St. Petersburg State University of Economics with the support of the A.M. Gorchakov Public Diplomacy Fund.

    On September 27, the Director of the Center for Socio-Economic and Political Research of China at the State University of Management will attend a gala reception at the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China and the establishment of diplomatic relations between Russia and China.

    And on September 30, 2024, a Gala Evening dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China, the 75th anniversary of Russian-Chinese diplomatic relations and the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the Chinese-Russian Friendship Society will be held in the Rossiya Cinema building.

    The Chairman of the Russian-Chinese Friendship Society, First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation I.I. Melnikov and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People’s Republic of China to the Russian Federation Zhang Hanhui will speak at the ceremonial meeting. After the speeches, the guests will enjoy a concert by the N.V. Osipov Folk Instruments Orchestra, soloists of the A.V. Alexandrov Song and Dance Ensemble, as well as musicians from the National Center for the Performing Arts in Beijing.

    Organizers of the event: Russian-Chinese Friendship Society, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, Institute of China and Modern Asia of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Union of Chinese Entrepreneurs in Russia.

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    GUU takes part in events dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the founding of the PRC and the establishment of diplomatic relations between Russia and China

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: “The Enchanted Duck” in Library No. 92

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    Library No. 92 invites you to a puppet show based on the fairy tale by Alexei Tolstoy. Guests will see the story of a duckling that an old man and an old woman found in the forest and nursed back to health. As a sign of gratitude, the magic bird helps its saviors, not yet suspecting what awaits them all in the future. During the performance, the scenery will change four times.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sobyanin took part in the meeting of the State Council Presidium on the issue of export development

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    President of Russia Vladimir Putin held an extended meeting of the State Council Presidium on the issue of export development. The Mayor of Moscow took part in the meeting Sergei Sobyanin.

    One of the key topics was further steps to increase the country’s export potential and the role of regions in this process. Russia continues to be an active participant in international trade, despite the difficulties that businesses face.

    “We are developing external business relations, expanding their geography, strengthening cooperation with predictable, reliable partners who, like Russia, understand their national interests and value mutually beneficial trade, production, and cooperation relations,” the Russian President noted.

    At present, world trade and the global economy as a whole are actively developing. A new system of relations is currently being built, where the leading roles are taken by the states of the so-called Global South. These are dynamically growing countries, participants in promising integration associations, such as, for example, BRICS. Already now, the contribution of the BRICS countries to the world economy exceeds the share of the “Big Seven” and continues to grow.

    Thus, in 1992, the G7 accounted for 45.5 percent of global GDP, and in 2022, it was already 30.5 percent. According to forecasts, in 2028, the share of the G7 will decrease to 27.9 percent. At the same time, the share of the BRICS countries (excluding new members) in global GDP in 1992 was 16.7 percent, in 2022 it grew to 31.4 percent, and by 2028 it may reach 33.8 percent.

    This trend will continue in the future, since the growth of the BRICS countries’ contribution to the global economy is an objective process that is not related to the current geopolitical situation.

    “This means [that] real markets of the future are being formed, based on strong strategic partnerships, principles of combining economic potentials and mutually enhancing growth. It is important not only to understand these trends, but also to take advantage of the advantages and export opportunities that are opening up for our businesses, for enterprises. We need to provide them with assistance at all levels,” Vladimir Putin emphasized.

    The Russian President recalled that this year, a six-year national project to support exports is ending. During this time, it was possible to create tools, including in the country’s regions, that allowed domestic companies to go through the pandemic stage, successfully supply products abroad, and, over the past two years, redirect commodity flows to promising, growing markets.

    “Next year, the updated national project “International Cooperation and Export” will be launched. The basis for its decisions, measures and mechanisms should be the results achieved in the export sphere, the priorities of economic development facing our country, and, of course, the objective global trends that I just spoke about,” the Russian President noted.

    For the long-term development of foreign economic relations, it is necessary to increase the efficiency of financial and information support for exports, actively create logistics and transport infrastructure, as well as platforms for industrial cooperation.

    In addition, it is important to stimulate the entry of Russian companies into markets for goods with high added value, to increase so-called non-resource, non-energy exports, including supplies of engineering goods and food products.

    “I would like to note that from 2001 to 2023, the volume of Russia’s non-resource, non-energy exports has grown more than fourfold. This is a good result: four times – not some percentage, but four times – from 36 to 148 billion dollars. This, of course, is far from the limit for us, it is still not that much. But in the first seven months of this year, non-resource, non-energy exports continued to grow and increased by another five percent – to 89.8 billion [dollars],” Vladimir Putin said.

    In some areas, particularly in food supplies, Russia has already become one of the world’s leading exporters. According to the Russian President, this result is primarily the merit of specialists and labor collectives of enterprises, as well as those who provide them with support, in particular development institutions and regional leaders.

    “In the message to the Federal Assembly, and then

    in the decree on national development goals a target was set, namely, to increase non-resource, non-energy exports by at least two-thirds by 2030 compared to 2023. This is an ambitious goal, especially given the challenges that our companies have faced recently,” Vladimir Putin noted.

    In his opinion, this task requires a comprehensive approach from the state, development institutions and regional leaders. Thus, the Russian Export Center (REC) is implementing a special program “Made in Russia”, which helps promote domestic brands in domestic and foreign markets. It is necessary to scale up this practice and expand its coverage.

    “Within the framework of interregional cooperation, partnerships are being built with friendly countries, and this, of course, contributes to strengthening Russia’s technological sovereignty, sets a higher pace of economic development for the subjects of the Federation, and therefore for the entire country,” Vladimir Putin emphasized.

    The Russian President noted that individual regions of the country are consistently and comprehensively developing non-resource exports, working with small and medium businesses. For this purpose, regional exporter support centers have been created and teams of specialized specialists are working.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The management of the State University of Management visited the DPR on a working visit

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    On September 25, 2025, representatives of the rector’s office of the State University of Management, headed by Vladimir Stroyev, paid a working visit to the Donetsk People’s Republic.

    A delegation from the State University of Management headed by rector Vitaly Stroyev handed over humanitarian aid to one of the combat units operating on the territory of the DPR. The handover took place as part of the “State University of Management – to Ourselves” campaign; the cargo included various equipment and first aid supplies.

    After that, a round table was held, at which the State University of Management was represented by Rector Vladimir Stroyev, Vice-Rectors Maria Karelina, Vitaly Lapshenkov and Pavel Pavlovsky, as well as the Director of the Educational and Training Center for Actions in an Emergency Situation and Basic Military Training, Moscow City Duma Deputy Maxim Dzhetygenov. The host party was the head of the regional executive committee of the People’s Front in the DPR Sergey Samokhin, the head of the Department of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the DPR Alexey Yankel, the rector of the Donetsk National Technical University Alexander Anoprienko, the vice-rector for research Sergey Borshchevsky, as well as representatives of the Interregional Office of Rosfinmonitoring of the DPR, LPR, Zaporizhzhya and Kherson regions.

    The round table was devoted to the issues of training specialists based on additional professional education programs, organizing work with youth, humanitarian cooperation, creating network programs for training engineers and developing the skills of young specialists. The possibilities of jointly submitting an application for the Advanced Engineering School were also discussed.

    The Second Round Table was held on the territory of the Mariupol State University named after A.I. Kuindzhi. Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation Konstantin Mogilevsky took part in it. The agenda included issues of preserving the sovereignty and integrity of the Russian Federation.

    After this, Vladimir Stroev made a working visit to the Priazovsky State Technical University, where he discussed with the acting rector Igor Kushchenko the possibilities of cooperation on scientific projects and educational programs.

    Let us recall that yesterday the management of the State University of Management made a working visit to the Don State Technical University.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Marat Khusnullin visited the Lugansk People’s Republic

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    Marat Khusnullin inspected a number of objects as part of a working visit to the Luhansk People’s Republic. Inspection of a kindergarten in Severodonetsk

    September 25, 2024

    Marat Khusnullin inspected a number of facilities during his working visit to the Luhansk People’s Republic. Inspection of a dormitory in Luhansk

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    Marat Khusnullin inspected a number of objects during his working visit to the Luhansk People’s Republic. Dormitory in Luhansk

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    Marat Khusnullin inspected a number of sites during a working visit to the Luhansk People’s Republic. Construction College in Severodonetsk

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    Marat Khusnullin held a meeting on issues of socio-economic development of the Lugansk People’s Republic

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    Marat Khusnullin held a meeting on issues of socio-economic development of the Lugansk People’s Republic

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    Marat Khusnullin inspected a number of objects as part of a working visit to the Luhansk People’s Republic. Inspection of a kindergarten in Severodonetsk

    During his working visit, Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin inspected a number of sites in Severodonetsk and Lugansk, and also held a meeting on issues of socio-economic development of the LPR.

    “In general, I would like to note that I am satisfied with the pace of work that is underway in Severodonetsk. It is clear that the city is being transformed. I stopped by the boiler house of the 83rd microdistrict. Its modernization is ongoing under the supervision of the Territorial Development Fund. In the last heating season, the facility heated residents of 111 houses and 8 social facilities with one boiler. The task for specialists this year is to launch the second boiler in order to triple the number of consumers with centralized heat this winter,” said Marat Khusnullin.

    In addition, the Deputy Prime Minister inspected the building of nursery-kindergarten No. 42 for 280 children, which was built in 1983 and required repairs. The major repairs were carried out under the supervision of the Unified Customer PPC. Marat Khusnullin instructed the local administration to quickly close all organizational issues so that children would be able to attend the institution.

    The Deputy Prime Minister also spoke with students at the restored College of Industrial, Construction and Household Technologies.

    In Lugansk, the Deputy Prime Minister got acquainted with the progress of the restoration of the Volodymyr Dahl Lugansk State University. There, the builders have already commissioned two dormitory buildings. According to Marat Khusnullin, students will live in comfortable conditions. In general, the total area of the restoration facilities exceeds 71 thousand square meters.

    The Deputy Prime Minister also visited a building materials store in Lugansk. He noted that the cost of goods is at the average Russian level, and set the task of expanding the range of local manufacturers.

    At the end of his working visit, the Deputy Prime Minister held a meeting on the socio-economic development of the LPR.

    “We discussed the budget for the next three years, outlined a range of priority tasks that we will continue to work on. In addition, we touched upon the issues of implementing the new national project “Infrastructure for Life” in new regions. We must understand how we will implement it here,” Marat Khusnullin emphasized.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The government allocated a quarter of a billion rubles for a clinic in Khakassia

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    Order dated September 17, 2024 No. 2561-r

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    Order dated September 17, 2024 No. 2561-r

    A prefabricated modular polyclinic designed for 170 visits per shift will be purchased and installed for residents of the village of Bograd in the Republic of Khakassia. The order to allocate 250 million rubles for these purposes was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

    The subsidy was allocated to the budget of Khakassia on co-financing terms. The total cost of the work is almost 590 million rubles. The installation of the clinic and connection of the building to utility networks is planned to be completed in 2025.

    The new building of the polyclinic will have departments for adults and children, with the children’s department designed to receive 40 young patients per shift. Medical equipment needed to serve residents will be transported from the old building of the polyclinic, which is considered unsafe.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A new bus route will connect the Skolkovo Innovation Center and the west of the capital

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    For the convenience of employees, residents and students, a new bus route to metro stations and Moscow Central Diameters will appear in the Skolkovo Innovation Center. In addition, routes in TiNAO will change – transport will come closer to social facilities. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

    “Starting September 28, we will launch a new route in Skolkovo and adjust the routes in TiNAO in the area of the new Potapovo metro station. They cover eight districts in two districts of the capital, as well as Odintsovo urban district in the Moscow region. We continue to improve the quality of passenger service on behalf of the Mayor of Moscow,” said Maxim Liksutov.

    The new route No. 1147a will connect the Skolkovo innovation center and the west of the capital. Buses will pass through the Slavyansky Bulvar and Filevsky Park stations.

    Route #971 has been extended to the Sosenskoye stop. It will pass near the Olkhovaya metro station and social facilities in Kommunarka. Route #117k will receive a new number (#917), buses on the line will run at shorter intervals.

    You can find out about these and other changes on the website State Unitary Enterprise “Mosgortrans”

    About 90 routes were adjusted in Moscow this summer

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Moscow doctors have introduced the latest method of treating a common disease in men

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    Doctors of the urology center of the Moscow Multidisciplinary Scientific and Clinical Center (MMNCC) named after S.P. Botkin have introduced the latest minimally invasive method of treating prostate adenoma. This is the most common disease in men, which significantly affects the quality of life. It occurs in about a third of patients aged 40-45 years and in 70 percent after 60.

    The method of the capital’s doctors is based on the use of sterile high-temperature steam. It is delivered to the prostate through the urethra using special instruments under local anesthesia. The procedure does not require surgical incisions. Sterile steam passes through the tissues of the enlarged prostate and reduces its size, improving the quality of urination. The operation takes about 15 minutes and does not require long-term hospitalization.

    The Urology Center of the S.P. Botkin MMNCC was the first among the clinics of the capital Department of Health was equipped with high-tech equipment to perform such operations. Urologists underwent specialized training to perform them.

    According to the head of the urological center, professor and academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences Dmitry Pushkar, the new method of treating prostate adenoma is the most modern and most gentle of all those that exist today. More than 100 patients have already received high-quality care.

    The Moscow Urology Center, the S.P. Botkin MMNCC, began operating in November 2023. Doctors can perform up to 17,000 urological surgeries per year, including endourological, laparoscopic, and robotic interventions. The center includes a consultative and diagnostic department, three general urology departments and two oncourology departments, as well as seven operating rooms equipped with expert surgical equipment, and an intensive care unit. The minimally invasive surgical interventions used here allow patients to quickly recover and maintain a high quality of life.

    Moscow Mayor Talks About Implementation of New Moscow Healthcare Standard

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Another 44 milk distribution points have been renovated in Moscow

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    In Moscow, 44 milk distribution points have opened after renovation. Thus, families from 39 districts of the capital will receive free quality food products in comfortable conditions. This was reported by Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

    “The city cares about the health and well-being of young Muscovites and provides comprehensive support to their parents even in the most insignificant, at first glance, issues. For example, we create comfortable conditions for receiving free food products intended for pregnant women, nursing mothers and their babies. To date, we have already managed to repair another 44 milk distribution points, re-equipped them according to modern standards: this is new plumbing, reliable fire safety and air conditioning systems. Inside and outside – convenient and clear navigation, the design of the premises is done in a single style, at the disposal of visitors and employees are ergonomic and functional furniture. In total, within the framework of the modernization program of the capital’s milk kitchens, 128 points have already been updated, and we plan to open another 28 in the near future,” said Anastasia Rakova.

    The total area of 44 renovated points exceeded four thousand square meters. They opened in 10 districts: four in the Eastern Administrative District, two in the west of the city and in the Zelenograd Administrative District, five in the north and southwest, three in the center, southeast and northwest, as well as six in the Southern Administrative District and 11 in the North-Eastern Administrative District. In addition, 84 premises were previously renovated and re-equipped as part of the renovation program.

    In total, there are more than 200 milk distribution points in Moscow. They are open daily from 06:30 to 15:00 (lunch break from 12:30 to 13:00). The right to free meals is granted to pregnant women and nursing mothers of children under six months, children under three years old and children from large families under seven years old. In addition, the benefit applies to children under 15 with certain chronic diseases, as well as children with disabilities. Women are given fortified juices and milk, children are given milk formulas, vegetable and fruit purees, cottage cheese and other products.

    To receive discounted products, you must have permanent registration in the capital, a Moscow temporary or permanent compulsory medical insurance policy (CHI), and also be attached to a city clinic or antenatal clinic.

    Permission to independently place orders on mos.ru is issued by a doctor at a city medical organization. For those who have already confirmed their preferential category and received free meals based on medical reports, the service is available on mos.ru automatically in the section “Family and Children”. There you can also choose a specific milk point and day of visit. After submitting an application on the portal, an electronic referral is issued, which must be presented at the milk kitchen when receiving the products.

    In case of repairs at the milk distribution point, you can pick up your order at any other free food distribution point. Their addresses published on the mos.ru portal.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: How the area near the therapeutic building of the S.S. Yudin City Clinical Hospital is being transformed

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    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The specialists of the municipal services complex have improved the area near the therapeutic building of the S.S. Yudin City Clinical Hospital by more than half. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement Petr Biryukov.

    “The main task is to create a comfortable environment for patients that will facilitate their speedy recovery, and make the space convenient for visitors. The improvement boundaries also include the area around the building of the Moscow Multidisciplinary Palliative Care Center. At present, 60 percent of the total volume of planned work has been completed. It is important that the area will be fully adapted for people with limited mobility,” noted Pyotr Biryukov.

    Thus, during the improvement, they will organize places for patients, visitors and staff to rest, where they will install benches (some will be under awnings) and plant flower beds. In addition, they will tidy up the paths, install modern lanterns with energy-efficient lamps, arrange flower beds, plant trees and shrubs. Overhead wires will be removed underground – this will transform the space and ensure safe operation of communications.

    To enable patients to be taken out for walks not only in wheelchairs but also on wheelchairs, a lifting platform will be installed next to the building. A special area will be set up on the top floor, where various events will be held.

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