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Source: Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University –
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At the Polytechnic University, four agreements were signed between SPbPU and St. Petersburg Government institutions supervised by St. Petersburg Vice Governor Evgeny Razumishkin.
The meeting was attended by the Vice Governor of St. Petersburg, Evgeny Razumishkin; Advisor to the Vice Governor, Anastasia Melnichenko; Chairman of the Housing Committee, Denis Udod; Chairman of the Committee for Improvement, Sergei Petrichenko; Head of the State Administrative and Technical Inspectorate, Aleksey Gerashchenko; Acting General Director of the Fund for the Regional Operator of Capital Repairs of Common Property in Apartment Buildings, Leonid Vishnevsky; and Head of the Public Relations Department of the Housing Committee, Elena Grigorieva.
The event was attended by SPbPU Rector Andrey Rudskoy, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Lyudmila Pankova, Vice-Rector for Organizational and Economic Affairs Stanislav Vladimirov, SPbPU Academic Secretary Dmitry Karpov, and Director of the Civil Engineering Institute Marina Petrochenko.
The extensive cooperation program envisaged by the agreements is aimed at developing educational and research initiatives planned for implementation within the framework of the activities of the Civil Engineering Institute.
The Housing Committee ensures the implementation of state policy and public administration in the area of maintenance and repair, including capital, housing, and non-residential property in St. Petersburg, as well as the reform of the housing and utilities sector. The agreement with the Housing Committee provides for joint work on projects related to the management of maintenance and repair, including capital, housing, and non-residential property in St. Petersburg.
The Committee for Urban Improvement implements state policy and exercises public administration in the area of urban improvement, including gardening, park management, forestry, road maintenance, and other urban improvement projects. It also coordinates the activities of other executive bodies of St. Petersburg's government in this area. The agreement with the Committee for Urban Improvement opens up extensive opportunities for projects aimed at improving the quality of the urban environment, improving urban spaces, and implementing modern technologies and materials for urban development.
The State Administrative and Technical Inspectorate (GATI) monitors compliance with legislation during excavation and construction work, as well as the creation, modification, placement, maintenance, repair, and use of public amenities in St. Petersburg. The inspectorate also coordinates the activities of the city's executive authorities in these areas. Cooperation with the State Administrative and Technical Inspectorate includes the implementation of educational initiatives aimed at improving the quality of the urban environment and preserving its elements, through the completion of coursework and final qualifying projects by SPbPU students.
The St. Petersburg Capital Repairs Fund's core business is organizing and implementing capital repairs of common property in apartment buildings in St. Petersburg. As part of the educational programs in Construction, SPbPU plans to integrate project and research projects into its practical training, aimed at improving the efficiency of capital repairs in apartment buildings.
Agreements were also reached on the inclusion of SPbPU representatives in public and scientific-technical councils of partner institutions and organizations, and the holding of joint conferences, seminars, and other events.
"The Polytechnic University has always been actively involved in the life of our city. We highly appreciate that the developments and projects of our researchers, faculty, and students always receive the support and encouragement of the St. Petersburg Government and are implemented for the benefit of the city. I am confident that the series of agreements signed today will allow us to expand the opportunities and scope of our joint activities in improving the quality of the urban environment and housing and utilities in St. Petersburg," noted SPbPU Rector Andrey Rudskoy.
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