Future of BRICS megacities to be discussed at Cloud Cities forum in Moscow

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The third “Forum on the Future of BRICS Cities “Cloud Cities”” will be held in the Moscow Concert Hall “Zaryadye” on September 17 and 18. It will be joined by managers, representatives of leading companies, urbanists and scientists from more than 35 countries. Among them are China, India, Brazil, Serbia, the United Arab Emirates, and the Republic of South Africa. This was reported by Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

"Previous forums brought together more than 18 thousand participants. Delegations from different countries meet in Moscow to strengthen partnerships and exchange best practices in urban development. The key topic of this year is "Robotic technologies and artificial intelligence," noted Natalia Sergunina.

One of the central events will be the BRICS Urban Innovation Award ceremony.

The business program includes over 50 sessions. Thus, on September 17, they will discuss digital ecosystems, transport services, the possibilities of using neural networks, urbanization scenarios until 2050, competencies of the professions of the future, and the export potential of domestic developments.

On the same day, the audience will be introduced to the concept of WISE City (Welcoming, Intelligent, Sustainable, Efficient) – the idea of balanced development of a welcoming, intelligent, sustainable and efficient metropolis.

On September 18, sessions will be held dedicated to the use of AI systems in industry, smart transport, technology parks, as well as areas where modern robotic solutions are most actively implemented.

You can find out the schedule of events and register atofficial website forum.

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Theatre "Glagol" opens its 55th season

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On September 6, the People's University Theatre "Glagol" of SPbPU opens its 55th season with the play "Second Lieutenant Kizhe".

The theatre was founded in 1971 at the Physics and Metallurgy Department of the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute thanks to Associate Professor of the Department of Physical Chemistry Alexander Maksimovich Borschevsky, who became its first director and manager, and two students, Mikhail Budnevich and Mikhail Kogan. The theatre's first performance was "The Adventures of Robinson at LPI".

The completed 54th season was also notable for its anniversaries. The performances celebrated their 30th anniversary "Second Lieutenant Kizhe" (premiered on December 10, 1994) and "The Three Musketeers, or Sorry, but I Don't Speak French" (premiered on April 8, 1995). Those Glagolits who started "The Musketeers" and still participate in the performance received thanks from the Directorate of Cultural Programs and Youth Creativity of SPbPU. This is the artistic director of the People's University Theater "Glagol", Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation Konstantin Gershov; actor and director of "Glagol" Vitaly Belodubrovsky (graduate of the hydrotechnical faculty of St. Petersburg State Technical University in 1994); actors Konstantin Zubritsky (graduate of the Leningrad Polytechnic Institute named after M. I. Kalinin in 1983); Semyon Golod (graduate of the Faculty of Technical Cybernetics of St. Petersburg State Technical University in 1992); Vladimir Sozonov (graduate of the Electromechanical Faculty of St. Petersburg State Technical University in 1997), sound engineer Alexander Samunin (graduate of the Faculty of Technology and Materials Research of St. Petersburg State Technical University in 2001).

The play about Daniil Kharms “It’s funny in 2000…” turned 20 years old (the premiere took place on March 27, 2004).

The actors also celebrated their creative anniversaries. In honor of the 45th anniversary of service to the theater of actress Olga Zaitseva (graduate of the Physics and Metallurgy Faculty in 1982), and the 40th anniversary of service to "Glagol" of actor Andrei Munin (graduate of the Physics and Metallurgy Faculty in 1993), a collective benefit performance was given on stage.

Polytechnic graduates Dmitry Motorin, Vasily Solomin, Vladimir Sozonov, Tatyana Mironova, Alexander Samunin, costume designer Yulia Spelman, and actors Vsevolod Sukhov and Anna Snegireva celebrated their 30th anniversary of service to the theatre.

Maria Rozhdestvenskaya (graduate of the Faculty of Economics and Management-2006) has been playing on the stage of “Glagol” for 20 years, actor and teacher of the studio Mikhail Alemaskin (graduate of the Faculty of Economics and Management-2011) for 15 years, actress Galina Gerling

Irina Gumarova (graduate of the Humanitarian Institute-2016), Anastasia Omelchuk (graduate of the Civil Engineering Institute-2018), Ksenia Bobko (graduate of the IIOP-2017) have been delighting viewers for ten years.

In total, 49 performances were given in the 54th season, 39 of which were plays. 10 actors, interns and studio members performed in the project. "Musical Break". For the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, the theater staged musical and poetic composition "Shards of Silence", in which five generations of polytechnicians met on one stage. Evgeniya Pavlova, Igor Samoilov and Pavel Sobolev took part in the flash mob

17 Polytechnic students joined the theatre troupe during the season. And right now the studio is recruiting.

"Every year, Glagol recruits polytechnic students, mostly first-year students, to the theater studio," said Konstantin Gershov, artistic director of Glagol. "During the season, they attend classes in acting training, stage movement, vocals, and stage speech. In November, the students present a concert-presentation, Look Who's Come, and in May, an application for a new play. The entire set of 13 studio students from last season was accepted into the theater troupe. In October, they are scheduled to premiere the play, Towards the Sun, based on the poems and short stories of Alexander Volodin."

Konstantin Gershov also reported that during the anniversary season the Glagol Theatre plans to stage two new plays and take part in several theatre festivals.

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Analysts have compiled portraits of tourists visiting the capital

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Moscow City Tourism Committee conducted an analytical study and determined the tourist profile of 13 economically active regions of Russia, from which the largest number of guests come to the capital. The leaders are St. Petersburg, Krasnodar Krai, Rostov and Nizhny Novgorod Regions, and the Republic of Tatarstan. Travelers visit the capital for cultural, educational and business purposes, and their average expenses for a trip to the metropolis vary from 34 to 46 thousand rubles.

Research of tourist flow

The results of the study are also available on the portal. "Russpass. Business". Representatives of the tourism industry will be able to use this data to create relevant and in-demand products and targeted work with the target audience.

The study also analyzed the structure of the tourist flow by age. Russians aged 20 to 24 make up nine percent of the total tourist flow from the most active regions, aged 25 to 34 — 21 percent, aged 35 to 44 — 27 percent, aged 45 to 54 — 23 percent, aged 55 and older — 20 percent. A trip to Moscow for guests from the listed regions takes five to six days. Tourists spend most on the gastronomic segment (23 percent of the total travel budget), shopping, souvenirs (21 percent), and travel to Moscow (16 percent).

Portrait of a tourist from St. Petersburg

Tourists from St. Petersburg make many trips to Moscow, and gastronomy is their priority. In 2024, the tourist flow from this region amounted to 1.6 million people, with an average growth rate of five percent per year.

St. Petersburg ranks first in terms of the number of visits to the capital's cafes and restaurants by its residents. Another distinctive feature of the region is that every seventh trip from it to Moscow is made spontaneously – day after day. This is facilitated by convenient and developed transport links and the ability to quickly plan leisure with the help of tourist services. Two out of three tourists book accommodation without using aggregators.

The average length of stay of guests from this region in Moscow is five days. In St. Petersburg, the most active travelers are young people aged 20 to 24, who make up the largest share in the overall structure of tourist flow compared to other regions studied.

Every fifth tourist comes to Moscow for business purposes, and 17 percent for cultural and educational purposes. 55 percent travel to the capital alone, 14 percent in pairs, 12 percent with colleagues, and 9–10 percent with friends or family.

Hotels with the categories of "three stars", "four stars" and "five stars" are preferred by 24 percent of guests, another nine percent rent apartments. According to the study, tourists spend 30 percent of their travel budget on the gastronomic segment (visits to restaurants, cafes and buying groceries), 18 percent on shopping and 14 percent on accommodation.

Portrait of a tourist from Krasnodar region

In 2024, Moscow hosted a million guests from the Krasnodar Region. The average growth rate of tourist flow from this region is five percent per year.

On average, travelers spend five days in Moscow. It is from the Krasnodar Region that most tourists aged 55 and over come — 24 percent of the total tourist flow.

20 percent of guests visit the capital for business or cultural and educational purposes. 60 percent of tourists travel alone, 17 percent in pairs, 11 percent with colleagues, seven percent with friends and five percent with family. Every fifth trip is made spontaneously – day after day.

Like residents of St. Petersburg, 24 percent of Krasnodar residents stay in hotels with the categories “three stars”, “four stars” and “five stars”, four percent prefer to book apartments.

Their average trip bill is the highest of the top five regions in the rating and amounts to 46 thousand rubles. Guests spend 24 percent of their travel budget on the gastronomy segment and shopping, 12 percent on cultural and educational leisure and travel to Moscow. The bill in cafes and restaurants for Krasnodar residents is 1.2 times higher than the average for all regions of the country.

Portrait of a tourist from Rostov region

In 2024, 783 thousand guests came to Moscow from the Rostov Region. The growth rate of tourist flow is four percent per year. And the average trip duration is five days. 70 percent of travelers plan it themselves, and 27 percent of trips are organized by employers – this is the highest figure among the five regions presented.

Business trips are indeed among the top goals of Rostov residents when visiting Moscow. Such trips are made by 29 percent of guests. Another 17 percent come for cultural and educational purposes. Half of the tourists visit Moscow alone, 23 percent – as a couple, and 14 percent – with colleagues. Almost a third prefer hotels with the category "three stars", "four stars" or "five stars", and only two percent – apartments.

The average bill for a trip is 41 thousand rubles, of which 28 percent goes to the gastronomic segment, 24 percent to shopping, 13 percent to cultural leisure and entertainment. Every 10th guest, arriving in the capital, goes on excursions.

Rostov residents love to return to Moscow: two out of three people visit the city twice a year.

Portrait of a tourist from the Nizhny Novgorod region

In 2024, 730 thousand guests from the Nizhny Novgorod region came to Moscow. The annual tourist flow grows by an average of two percent. Two out of three Nizhny Novgorod residents who visit the capital come back to it again during the year. And every sixth tourist takes excursions from professional guides.

The average trip duration is five days. 44 percent of guests come to Moscow to meet friends, 19–20 percent for business and cultural and educational purposes. 55 percent travel alone, 11 percent with colleagues or friends, and another 16 percent in pairs.

The spending priorities are gastronomy (26 percent), shopping (21 percent), culture and entertainment (12 percent). Every fifth stays in a hotel with a three-star, four-star or five-star category, six percent of travelers book apartments.

Portrait of a tourist from the Republic of Tatarstan

In 2024, 635 thousand residents of the Republic of Tatarstan came to Moscow. The annual growth rate of tourist flow is three percent. The average duration of a trip for Tatarstan residents is longer than for travelers from other regions — six days.

20 percent of tourists come to Moscow for cultural and educational purposes, another 16 percent go on a business trip. 53 percent travel to Moscow alone, 18 percent – as a couple, 12 percent – with family, 11 percent – with colleagues. 17 percent of guests choose hotels with the categories "three stars", "four stars" and "five stars", seven percent rent apartments.

The largest amount of spending during a trip is spent on the gastronomic segment (25 percent), shopping (21 percent), and cultural and entertainment recreation (14 percent).

A distinctive feature of tourists from the Republic of Tatarstan is that every 10th traveler uses sports, health or beauty services in the hotel. The bill in restaurants is 1.2 times higher than the average for the regions of Russia.

Metropolitan Tourism Committee forms a relevant information field, within the framework of which the dynamics of tourism development in the city are covered. The tourist flow to Moscow in 2024 amounted to 26 million people, exceeding pre-pandemic indicators. Revenues to the city budget are estimated at 235 billion rubles. Detailed analytical information dedicated to the tourism industry of Moscow can also be found on the portal "Russpass. Business".

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The first specialized food technology park has appeared in Moscow

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The construction of the first specialized food technology park in the capital, Ryabinovaya 44, has been completed in the Ochakovo-Matveyevskoye district. The facility was built in the west of the city under a program to stimulate the creation of employment opportunities. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

"On the instructions of Sergei Sobyanin, modern industrial infrastructure is being consistently developed in the capital. Technopark "Ryabinovaya, 44" will be the first specialized facility in the city that was created specifically for food industry enterprises. Already at the stage of completion of construction, more than 70 percent of the space has been booked by tenants. The emergence of the technopark is an important contribution to strengthening the industrial potential of the capital and the development of a specialized cluster of the food industry," added Maxim Liksutov.

The key feature of the technology park is its specialization in meeting the needs of public catering establishments, including factory kitchens, dark kitchens, catering companies and restaurants.

"The program for stimulating the creation of employment opportunities plays a key role in the development of the city's economy, allowing for the formation of new centers for business events and the creation of modern jobs for city residents. The food technology park "Ryabinovaya, 44" occupies an area of almost 15 thousand square meters. After commissioning, over 200 new jobs will appear here," noted the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy

Anatoly Garbuzov.

The architectural and technical solutions of the complex fully comply with modern requirements of the food industry.

The entire construction cycle of the technology park was carried out under the supervision of the Committee for State Construction Supervision of the City of Moscow (Mosgosstroynadzor), the chairman of the department noted Anton Slobodchikov. According to him, during this period, a total of 11 control and supervision events took place: inspectors checked the quality of construction work, finishing, installation of engineering systems and completed landscaping. Based on the results of the final inspection, the committee issued a conclusion on the compliance of the facility with the approved design solutions.

The project is being implemented by a full-cycle industrial developer with the support of the Moscow Government, which has made it possible to reduce construction time.

Its implementation is an important step in the development of Moscow's urban infrastructure, added Pavel Nesmachny, CEO of the developer company. The technology park will meet the city's needs for modern premises for food production that meet all regulatory requirements. Convenient transport accessibility will allow residents to quickly deliver fresh finished products to the end consumer.

The program to stimulate the creation of employment opportunities has been implemented since 2020 and has covered almost all areas of the city. Investors will build more than 230 facilities with a total area of over six million square meters. Among them are new industrial enterprises, office and shopping centers, educational, cultural and sports institutions.

In total, over 2.2 trillion rubles will be invested in the development of the city and the creation of employment opportunities, which will create more than 310 thousand new jobs in almost all sectors of the city’s economy.

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Participants of the Walking Day will walk from Rostovskaya Embankment to Luzhniki

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The capital will host a ceremony on September 6 Walking day. It is organized by Moscow City Sports Department. Participants will walk three kilometers from Rostovskaya Embankment to the Luzhniki Olympic Complex.

The gathering of healthy lifestyle enthusiasts will begin at 09:00, and the event itself will start at 12:00. Participants will receive walking poles and a starter kit: a T-shirt, a sunhat, a windbreaker, a backpack, and a bottle of water.

In the final part of the celebration, a famous artist will perform on the stage of the forum "Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030" (in the parking lot of the Southern Sports Center of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex).

Anyone over the age of seven can take part in Walking Day. pre-registration on the official website, which must be confirmed between 09:00 and 11:30 at the meeting point on the day of the event.

Sergei Sobyanin told how Moscow is reviving historical stadiums

In connection with the Walking Day, traffic will be temporarily restricted on some embankments in the city center. On September 6, from 05:00 to 16:00, it will be impossible to drive along Smolenskaya Embankment from Building 2 to Rostovskaya Embankment and along Rostovskaya Embankment from Smolenskaya Embankment to 1st Vrazhsky Lane. From 09:00 to 16:00, sections of Savvinskaya Embankment from 1st Vrazhsky Lane to Novodevichy Embankment, Novodevichy Embankment from Savvinskaya Embankment to Luzhnetskaya Embankment, and Luzhnetskaya Embankment from Novodevichy Embankment to Luzhniki Street will be closed. During the same period, a section of Luzhniki Street from Building 24, Bldg. 48 to Building 24, Bldg. 50 will be closed.

From 00:01 until the end of the event, parking will be prohibited in the areas with temporary restrictions.

"Summer in Moscow"— the main event of the season. The project is aimed at strengthening social and family ties, as well as the personal development of its participants. Thanks to a variety of programs, including educational, cultural and sports events, it unites Muscovites and guests of the city of different ages, social groups and creates conditions for obtaining new knowledge, creative growth and an active lifestyle.

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The capacity of Bolshaya Yushunskaya Street will be increased – Sobyanin

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Reconstruction of Bolshaya Yushunskaya Street begins in the capital. This was reported in the channel in the messenger Max Sergei Sobyanin reported.

"The road will be four-lane – two lanes in each direction. It will connect two major transport facilities – Kakhovka Street and Balaklavsky Prospekt, which is part of the Southern Rokada," the Moscow Mayor wrote.

Source: Sergei Sobyanin's channel in Messenger Max

As part of the project, specialists will create parking spaces, equip five modern stops, rebuild utility networks, and reconstruct 26 exits.

These measures will improve transport links between the Zyuzino and Nagorny districts, where about 200 thousand people live. Additionally, the road will provide convenient access for residents of houses under the renovation program in the Zyuzino quarters. Thus, in the 25th quarter, residents of 12 houses will be resettled, and in the 14th, a new building with 255 apartments has already been erected and a residential complex with 555 apartments is being built.

After reconstruction, the street's capacity will increase, as well as comfort for pedestrians and passengers of seven ground transport routes. The work is scheduled to be completed in 2026.

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About two thousand engineering structures will be washed in the capital before City Day

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Specialists from the city services complex will wash about two thousand engineering structures in anticipation of City Day, which is celebrated on September 13 and 14 this year. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement Petr Biryukov.

"Large-scale works are planned to flush about two thousand engineering structures – these are bridges, tunnels, underground and overground pedestrian crossings, embankments, piers, fountains and monuments. In addition, we will update over 1.2 thousand objects of urban infrastructure," said Pyotr Biryukov.

In total, about 500 utility workers and 113 units of equipment will be involved. The work includes cleaning and washing structural elements, concrete, metal and glass surfaces, railings, and stairwells.

If necessary, specialists will carry out routine repairs of the structures. For washing, they will use aerial platforms, watering and tunnel washing machines.

Road services will also clean signs, information boards, pointers, safety buffers, noise protection screens, barriers and pedestrian fences. Monuments and fountains are washed manually using a special technology and neutral detergents that do not damage the surface. And for tunnels and bridges, alkaline solutions are used.

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The anniversary parade of retro transport will take place in the center of Moscow on September 6

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On the eve of City Day, the capital will host the 20th parade of historical transport, which will continue with an exhibition of trams and cars on Chistoprudny Boulevard. They will take place on Saturday, September 6.

"Tram parades have already become a good tradition. They take place in Moscow three times a year and are always very popular with city residents and tourists. We continue to develop the capital's tram and introduce its rich history on behalf of Sergei Sobyanin," said Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry

Maxim Liksutov.

The festive program of the retro transport parade will begin at 11:30 with the start of the column from the Novokuznetskaya metro station. It will feature 15 retro trams. The exhibition of historical trams and cars on Chistoprudny Boulevard will be open from 12:00 to 18:00.

An extensive program with free treats and entertainment for children has been prepared for visitors. Special photo zones will also be organized. In addition, performances by the project's artists will take place here. "Music in the Metro", the Moscow Metro Academic Choir and guest musician Denis Maidanov. Historical reenactors will help recreate the atmosphere of past years.

In connection with the retro transport parade on September 6, traffic in the center of the capital will be temporarily restricted.

Thus, from 08:30 to 11:30, sections of Sadovnichesky Proezd from Klimentovsky Lane to Bolshaya Tatarskaya Street will be closed, as well as in the area of house 22/24, building 1 on Ovchinnikovskaya Embankment.

From 11:00 to 12:00, the following sections will be closed for short periods of time – no more than 10 minutes:

— in Sadovnichesky proezd from Ovchinnikovskaya embankment, house 22/24, building 1 to Bolshoy Ustinsky bridge;

– on the Bolshoy Ustinsky Bridge;

— in Ustinsky passage from Bolshoy Ustinsky bridge to Yauzskaya street;

— along Yauzsky Boulevard from Yauzskaya Street to Podkolokolny Lane;

— along Pokrovsky Boulevard from Podkolokolny Lane to Pokrovka Street.

From 11:00 to 18:00 traffic will be closed on Chistoprudny Boulevard from Pokrovka Street to Myasnitskaya Street and on Belgorodsky Proezd from Pokrovka Street to Chistoprudny Boulevard.

In addition, from 00:01 on September 6 until the end of the event, it will be prohibited to park on Chistoprudny Boulevard from Pokrovka Street to Myasnitskaya Street and on Belgorodsky Proezd from Pokrovka Street to Chistoprudny Boulevard.

Drivers are asked to plan their routes in advance. Detailed information can be found on the official website Traffic Management Center.

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Mosvodokanal launched a new television inspection system

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Specialists of JSC Mosvodokanal have started using a new television inspection system. It is designed to inspect hard-to-reach main sewer collectors and water pipes of medium and large diameters. Equipment testing was completed in 2024, and this year the robotic complex took its place in the arsenal of the company's technical diagnostics center. This was reported by the city economy complex.

The new equipment allows for remote and prompt assessment of the condition of extended sections of communications with a diameter of 0.5 to 4.9 meters. This is the maximum indicator for Mosvodokanal collectors. At the same time, the system is designed for a diameter of up to six meters, which allows for inspecting underwater elements of larger structures.

The remote module allows inspection of areas up to a kilometer long, which is twice as much as previous models (up to 500 meters). Its speed reaches 30 meters per minute.

The special feature of the equipment is the presence of a circular scanning acoustic sonar, capable of making a full turn in less than one second. It helps not only to see the internal state of underground utilities, but also to determine the volume of sediment that is under the wastewater. Based on the diagnostics results, a graph is drawn up, on the basis of which a decision is made on the need for cleaning work.

The television inspection system significantly facilitates the work of specialists of the technical diagnostics center of Mosvodokanal. The enterprise pays close attention to the condition of engineering communications and production facilities.

For over 20 years, a technical diagnostics center has been operating as part of Mosvodokanal JSC. This division has various robotic systems in its arsenal: wheeled, floating, equipped with push-through modules. The equipment allows checking the internal condition of pipelines and the condition of their cement-sand coating, as well as the quality of installation of butt joints and sealing of socket joints, and the presence of foreign objects.

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Time for Enlightenment: How Moscow NGOs Help Children Gain Knowledge

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One of the important areas of activity of Moscow non-profit organizations (NPO) is support of education and science. Funds help children left without parents to master the school curriculum, successfully graduate from school and enter colleges or universities, and teenagers with behavioral problems – to improve relationships with others, to improve their studies. In addition, NPOs direct funds to support young scientists who are working on the implementation of promising and ambitious projects.

Caring and responsive citizens can also provide educational assistance to those who need it. One way to support the wards of non-profit organizations is to make a donation using charity service on the mos.ru portal.

"Moscow residents help orphans study well and realize their potential in the future, and help schoolchildren with behavioral problems socialize and learn to work in a team. Every caring citizen can contribute to the development of science and education by making a donation or by signing up for a regular subscription to the charity service on the mos.ru portal," noted the Chairperson of the Moscow City Committee for Public Relations and Youth Policy

Ekaterina Dragunova.

Acquire knowledge in the main subjects and continue studying at a university

Fund "Simple Things" helps orphans get a secondary school education. This charity implements the “Stairway Up” program. Its goal is to support children left without parental care and having difficulties with learning school material. The main participants of the project are students from the sixth to the 11th grade, living in centers for the promotion of family education. Experienced teachers work with children individually in key subjects: Russian language, mathematics, physics, chemistry, history, social studies and others.

In addition, senior school students receive consultations from psychologists. Thanks to the classes, the children's interest in studying increases and their academic performance improves. Psychological support helps teenagers gain self-confidence. Tutors find an approach to each child and win their trust. As a result, the children successfully pass the Basic State Exam (OGE) and the Unified State Exam (USE). For example, this year, participants in the "Stairway Up" program entered secondary and higher educational institutions in the capital, including the Moscow State Pedagogical University, the Russian University of Medicine, the Moscow Automobile and Road College named after A.A. Nikolaev and many others.

Focus on your studies and improve your academic performance

Charity fund "Shalash" helps children with behavioral problems master social skills. Often in adolescence, children have mood swings, they can lose self-control and show aggression. It is quite difficult for such children to build relationships with peers and adults, as well as to learn school material. For teenagers with behavioral problems, the Shalash Foundation has created a unique training program. Experienced teachers and volunteers conduct classes on the development of emotional intelligence and study skills. During these classes, children learn to correctly express feelings, listen to the interlocutor, negotiate with each other, work in a team and take responsibility for their actions and decisions.

The specialists of the Shalash Foundation also teach teachers and parents how to deal with difficult behavior in junior and senior schoolchildren. They explain in detail why children act this way. They also tell adults about effective tools that help them cope with difficult behavior.

Digital technologies and new methods of treatment

The activities of young scientists and research teams in Moscow are supported by the foundation "Global Alliance for Assistance". The organization directs the collected funds to conduct research and improve developments in various fields, including biotechnology, medicine, and artificial intelligence. Scientists also receive organizational and informational support. For example, this year, thanks to donations from city residents throughcharity service The mos.ru portal has produced a series of popular science podcasts

In addition, the foundation allocated resources to the implementation of the VR Inclusion project. The technology is a special application based on virtual reality. It is designed to teach children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) everyday and social skills. With the help of VR glasses, children find themselves in realistic situations, for example, when they need to cross the road or go to the store. The training is like a game, and actions can be performed as many times as necessary. Thus, children with mental disabilities experience less stress and difficulties in acquiring useful life skills. More than two thousand children with ASD have completed training in VR format. In addition, the charity plans to open and equip eight specialized classes in centers for helping children with ASD and rehabilitation boarding schools with VR equipment, as well as train specialists in educational institutions to work with it.

You can learn more about the activities of the listed funds in the charity service in the category "Science and Education". You can transfer any comfortable amount to support the program you like. You can also click on the "Help everyone" button, and then the payment will be divided equally between all organizations in the category. The service also allows you to open your own charity collection in a couple of minutes and support the wards of the "Science and Education" category programs. After opening the collection, you can share the link to it with your friends and family. This format of collective support allows you to provide more help, draw attention to the problem, and increase awareness and involvement of citizens.

You can set up regular support for funds. To do this, you need to log in to mos.ru. How to register on the portal and log in is described in one of instructions. Then, after making the first donation, you need to click on the "Connect auto payment" button on the page that will appear immediately after the funds are transferred. Next, the user needs to select the frequency and date of the write-off, as well as the amount and method of payment. At any time, the subscription can be disabled or the donation amount can be changed.

Charity service on the mos.ru portal – a joint project of the capital's Department of Information Technology AndCommittee on Public Relations and Youth Policy, implemented with the support of the Public Chamber of the City of Moscow. The service has been operating since 2020.

The use of digital technologies to improve the quality of life of city residents is in line with the objectives of the national program "Digital Economy of the Russian Federation" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration". More information about this and other national projects implemented in Moscow can be found atspecial page.

Quickly find out the main news in the official channels of the city of Moscow in messengers Max And "Telegram".

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