DECEMBER 05-06, 2024
AgriFood
Russia 2024
Russia 2024
International Summit of Innovation Centres
in the field of AgroTech & FoodDesign
Rostov-on-Don, Volgograd, Krasnodar
in the field of AgroTech & FoodDesign
Rostov-on-Don, Volgograd, Krasnodar
About the summit
The main goal of the summit is to form a joint vision for the development of the agro-industry in Russia and to set tasks for innovation centers in the field of AgroTech and FoodDesign for scientific and technological development and staffing of the sector. The summit is held as part of the implementation of the program of activities of the Interregional Scientific and Educational Center (SEC) of Southern Russia in the Volgograd Oblast', the Krasnodar Krai and the Rostov Oblast'
Areas of activity
- Cooperation of the Southern Russia’s SEC regions with universities and industry of the new regions of Russia
- Participation of the Southern Russia’s SEC regions in national projects of technological leadership
- International cooperation of the Southern Russia’s SEC regions
- Cooperation of Southern Russia’s SEC members in the field of science and technology in the agro-industrial complex
- Tools of adaptation of Southern Russia to climate change: sustainable finance, tourism and agriculture
- Advanced schools and training system in the agro-industrial complex
- Sources of funding for science and technology projects in the new environment
Food is now becoming a strategic and geopolitical resource. In developing countries, the population and demand for food is growing. In developed countries there is a growth of high-margin markets for organic products, food with a low ecological footprint, including alternative food sources. In this regard, the development of international cooperation, including with the BRICS countries, is becoming important.
Summit Programme
DECEMBER 5
DECEMBER 6
Track ‘Instruments for Adaptation of Southern Russia to Climate Change and Environmental Challenges’
Rostov-on-Don, address to be specified
Track ‘The role of Rostov Oblast's organisations in the activities of the Southern Russia’s SEC'
Rostov-on-Don, address to be specified
Round table
Round table
Round table
Track 'Cooperation between the participants the Southern Russia’s SEC in the field of science and technologies in the agro-industrial complex (artificial intelligence, UAVs, biotechnologies)'
Volgograd, prospekt Lenina, 28, Volgograd State Technical University
Round table
Track 'Advanced schools and the system of personnel training in the agro-industrial complex'
Krasnodar, address to be specified
Programme under development
The role of the Southern Russia’s SEC regions in scientific and technological development of the agro-industrial complex of the country
5 DECEMBER 11:30 – 13:00
Setting-up report ‘Current Agenda and Context of Technological Development of the Southern Russia's SEC’
Topics for discussion:
Moderator: Dmitry Sanatov
Topics for discussion:
- The role of the regions of the Southern Russia's SEC regions in achieving the national development goals of the Russian Federation until 2030 and 2036.
- Sources of financing of scientific and technological projects in new economic and budgetary conditions
- Mechanisms of scientific and technological cooperation between the regions of the Southern Russia's SEC regions with new regions — prospects for the creation of a scientific consortium, its goals, tasks and participants
- International cooperation of the regions of the Southern Russia's SEC regions — goals and opportunities
- The role of the Southern Russia's SEC regions in solving personnel problems of the agro-industrial complex of the country
- Impact of climate change on the Southern Russia's SEC regions and mechanisms of adaptation to it
Moderator: Dmitry Sanatov
Cooperation of the Southern Russia’s SEC regions with universities and industrial enterprises of the new regions of Russia
DECEMBER 5 14:00 - 15:20
The incorporation of new regions into Russia opens up new horizons for cooperation in science, education and industry. Since last year, 30 universities and 11 scientific organisations in the new regions have officially become part of the country's scientific and educational space. At the moment, more than 500 industrial enterprises are already operating in the Donetsk and the Lugansk People's Republics, the Kherson and the Zaporozhye Oblasts. Now it is important to create conditions for the integration of educational institutions and industrial enterprises of the new regions into the common Russian system for systematic joint socio-economic development. For this reason, there is a need to discuss the current situation and prepare a programme to adapt existing models of interaction and develop new strategies to expand cooperation and collaboration between the regions of Southern Russia and the new regions.
Questions for discussion:
Questions for discussion:
- What are the peculiarities of development and competitive advantages of scientific and educational institutions and enterprises of the new regions?
- How can the development of science, education and industries in the new regions be stimulated for cooperation with scientific and educational institutions and enterprises of the South of Russia?
- What strategies can be applied to support cooperation between the regions of Southern Russia and the new regions of Russia?
Human resource tasks for the agro-industrial complex and agricultural machinery: challenges for the Southern Russia's SEC and the new regions
DECEMBER 5 15:30 - 17:30
With the rapid development of innovative technologies, the formation of new logistics chains, and tensions in international relations, there is a need for the formation of competent personnel for agriculture and engineering. At the same time, in 2024 the deficit of personnel in the agro-industrial complex of Russia is 10%, at the same time, the share of employees under 35 years of age is only 9%. This indicates the need to create a sustainable system of training specialists capable of working effectively in the rapidly changing market conditions and introducing modern technologies in the agricultural sector. For this reason, the question is raised about the formation of strategies, within the framework of which the Southern Russia's SEC can become a competence centre, contributing to the development of human resources potential in the South of Russia and in new regions.
Questions for discussion:
Questions for discussion:
- What are the main personnel challenges facing the agro-industrial complex and agricultural engineering in the new regions of Russia?
- What are the opportunities for forming a strategy of the Southern Russia's SEC to train specialists for the agro-industrial complex?
- What measures should be taken to increase the attractiveness of professions in agro-industrial complex and agricultural engineering?
International cooperation of the Southern Russia’s SEC regions. Global cooperation in the field of climate change and sustainable development
DECEMBER 6 10:30 - 11:45
Climate change is bringing about significant changes in agricultural conditions around the world and posing unpredictable risks to global food security. In this challenging environment, Russia is contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Assessing the effects of climate change impacts and agreeing on a sustainable development programme requires extensive cooperation at the international level. At the moment, the Rostov and the Volgograd Oblasts and the Krasnodar Krai are actively cooperating with Vietnam, Belarus, Egypt, China, Thailand, Turkey and Uzbekistan, as well as other countries on economic issues. Discussing sustainable development trends, holding discussions on the effects of climate change, and developing and implementing coherent sustainable development programmes with foreign partners are becoming urgent tasks.
Experts:
Questions for discussion:
Experts:
Questions for discussion:
- What are the prospects for international cooperation between the regions of Southern Russia and foreign countries on climate change and sustainable development?
- What initiatives can be proposed to create a common approach within the framework of sustainable development?
- How can the regions of Southern Russia initiate the formation of a common vision of the global climate problem and sustainable development at the global level?
- How do climate change issues affect international relations and business models?
Adaptation to climate change and new environmental challenges. Sustainable Cities and Human Settlements in the South 2025 - 2050
DECEMBER 6 11:55 - 13:10
In the context of global climate change, which is already affecting ecosystems, economies and the quality of life of people, adaptation to new environmental challenges is becoming one of the priority tasks for cities and other human settlements. Sustainable development of populated areas will soon require a renewed approach that takes into account not only social, economic and cultural aspects, but also environmental safety. The most important tools for this adaptation are the introduction of innovative technologies, the development of green infrastructure, efficient water management and the creation of conditions for citizen participation in decision-making processes.
Experts:
Questions for discussion:
Moderator: Svetlana Gerasimova
Experts:
Questions for discussion:
- How will climate change affect the infrastructure, economy and social sphere of cities in Southern Russia? What scenarios can be identified?
- What practices can be applied to mitigate the effects of climate change in cities?
- What new technologies and innovative approaches can be used to forecast urban development depending on climatic conditions?
Moderator: Svetlana Gerasimova
Collaborative action strategies for food system sustainability at global and national scales. Financial and insurance instruments for the sustainability of the Southern industries
DECEMBER 6 13:10 - 14:10
The world's population is continuously increasing and so is the need for food. This makes sustainability of the food system a key challenge at both global and national levels. Strategies to ensure the sustainability of the food system must combine the efforts of government, the private sector and civil society. An important aspect of these strategies is the introduction of financial and insurance instruments that help to minimise risks and ensure the stability of food industries.
Experts:
Questions for discussion:
Moderator: Sergey Smirnov
Experts:
Questions for discussion:
- What trends will influence the development of financial instruments for sustainable development of the industries of the South, increasing their adaptive capacity to climate change?
- What measures can be taken to stimulate investments in the agro-industrial complex? What risks associated with climate change and environmental challenges should be taken into account when developing and implementing investment projects in Southern Russia?
- How does the insurance market take into account the impact of climate change and environmental challenges on the formation of insurance products? What insurance mechanisms can be developed to protect agricultural producers from losses due to unfavourable weather conditions, plant and animal diseases, and other negative environmental factors?
Moderator: Sergey Smirnov
Sustainable Agriculture
DECEMBER 6 14:40 - 15:50
Sustainable agriculture represents a key aspect of the modern approach to food production that seeks to balance economic, environmental and social interests. With global challenges such as climate change, natural resource depletion and population growth, the need to move towards sustainable agricultural practices is becoming increasingly urgent. This approach not only contributes to the conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity, but also ensures food security, improves the quality of life and supports economic stability. Sustainable agriculture involves the use of innovative technologies, traditional knowledge and practices that minimise negative environmental impacts and adapt to changing conditions.
Experts:
Questions for discussion:
Moderator: Oksana Barabitskaya
Experts:
Questions for discussion:
- Problems of traditional agriculture. What are the negative impacts of intensive agricultural practices?
- An overview of modern farming approaches and practices such as organic farming, agroforestry, precision farming and other innovative methods.
- What are the economic efficiency and cost-effectiveness of transitioning to sustainable agriculture? Are there barriers to transition to sustainable agriculture?
Moderator: Oksana Barabitskaya
National agenda for post-carbon agro-technology and healthy food: sustainable tourism and hospitality industry
DECEMBER 6 15:50 - 17:00
Modern agribusiness is faced with the need to move towards sustainable and environmentally friendly production methods that not only minimise carbon emissions but also ensure high quality food. In this context, it is important to understand that healthy eating is not only a matter of individual choice, but also the result of targeted policies aimed at supporting local producers, introducing innovative technologies and conserving natural resources.
Experts:
Discussion questions:
Moderator: Nina Morozova
Experts:
Discussion questions:
- Which hospitality and tourism projects are linked to the national agenda of post-carbon agro-technologies and healthy food?
- How is climate change affecting the investment attractiveness of the sectors, what opportunities and risks are emerging and need management strategies?
- What measures of business adaptation to climate and environmental risks are most important for sustainable industries and the transition to sustainable and environmentally friendly production methods? What successful practices and solutions exist in this area?
Moderator: Nina Morozova
Agricultural Engineering
DECEMBER 6 10:30 - 11:45
The industry is undergoing significant changes due to technological innovations and environmental requirements - machines that run on alternative energy, such as electricity and biofue, are being created. There is rapid development of modular, multifunctional and unmanned machines, as well as robotic harvesters. As part of its national goals for the period up to 2036, Russia will have to ensure technological sovereignty and meet domestic demand for agricultural machinery. The Bank of Russia's high key interest rate of 19% per annum (as of October 2024) marks a reduction in lending opportunities for enterprises, which creates a challenge for the introduction of new technologies and the renewal of agricultural machinery fleets. As a result, there is a need to understand existing trends and develop a strategy for the systematic integration of breakthrough technologies into existing agricultural machinery systems in Russia.
Questions for discussion:
Moderator: to be specified
Questions for discussion:
- What modern technologies and innovations are the most promising for agricultural engineering?
- What can be presented as part of the development of a strategy for the introduction of new solutions in agricultural machine building?
- What measures can be taken by representatives of science and business for the development of agricultural engineering in the conditions of high key rate of the Bank of Russia?
Moderator: to be specified
Food Industry and Aquaculture
DECEMBER 6 11:55 - 13:10
Scientific trends in the food industry have been actively developing in recent years, reflecting changes in consumer preferences, technological innovation and sustainability orientation. The food industry is shifting its focus to value-added products such as functional and organic products. Another trend in the form of personalised nutrition is opening up new horizons for the food industry. In turn, aquaculture provides about 50 per cent of the world's fishery resources, while in Russia aquaculture accounts for only a small share of the total domestic fishery resources - about 7 per cent. It is proposed to consider how new technologies and approaches can be integrated into existing systems, and what measures need to be taken to improve the competitiveness of the food and aquaculture industries in Russia and other countries.
Questions for discussion:
Moderator: to be specified
Questions for discussion:
- What modern technologies and innovations can change approaches to production in food and aquaculture?
- What are the challenges for academia and industry in an innovative food industry?
- What should be the basis for the development of food and aquaculture technologies in Russia?
Moderator: to be specified
Genetics and selection
DECEMBER 6 14:40 - 15:50
In recent years, genetics and selection have become key areas in agriculture, opening new horizons for improving crop productivity and sustainability. One of the most significant advances in this field has been the development of molecular genetics, which provides tools to accurately analyse plant and animal genomes to accelerate the breeding process. One of the fundamental areas in selection is molecular breeding, which uses molecular markers to identify desired genetic traits. Modern technology also allows the use of more comprehensive genome readouts to precisely identify genetic combinations for desired traits. The participants of the discussion will have the opportunity to exchange views on best selection practices, new advances in genetic technologies, and how to balance innovation with societal expectations.
Questions for discussion:
Moderator: to be specified
Questions for discussion:
- What are the main trends in genomic editing and new developments in selection?
- What ethical and legal aspects should be taken into account when introducing genetic technologies into the agro-industrial complex?
- What strategies should be developed for effective implementation of genome editing and new developments in genetic selection in the practice of agriculture in Russia?
Moderator: to be specified
Artificial intelligence and digital technologies in agriculture
DECEMBER 6 15:50 - 17:00
Artificial intelligence and digital technologies are becoming key drivers of agricultural transformation, opening new horizons for improving the efficiency, sustainability and productivity of the agricultural sector. One of the most significant trends is the use of big data and analytics to optimise decision-making processes. There is also a strong adoption of drones and robotic technologies in agriculture. Drones are being used to monitor field conditions, assess plant health, and distribute fertilisers and pesticides without human intervention, which also reduces the need for manpower. Advances in machine learning models make it possible to predict yields, detect plant diseases and optimise growing conditions. Therefore, there is a need to form strategies to integrate new technologies into current agricultural practices in Russia and other countries.
Questions for discussion:
Moderator: to be specified
Questions for discussion:
- What new monitoring and automation technologies are most promising for Russian agrarians?
- Under what conditions is it possible to ensure accessibility of digital technology implementation for small and medium-sized agribusinesses?
- What measures should be taken to achieve technical sovereignty and ensure digital transformation in the Russian agro-industrial complex?
Moderator: to be specified
The role of organisations in the South of Russia in ensuring technological sovereignty
DECEMBER 6 10:15 - 11:30
Speakers and topics to be specified
Moderator: to be specified
Moderator: to be specified
Prospects of robotisation of the agro-industrial complex
DECEMBER 6 11:50 - 17:00
In recent decades, agribusiness has faced a number of challenges, including the need to increase productivity, reduce costs and adapt to changing environmental conditions. In this context, robotisation is emerging as one of the key tools that can transform traditional farming practices. Robots and automated systems not only increase the efficiency of processes, but also contribute to improved product quality, while reducing the risk of errors and the physical burden on humans. However, with the introduction of new technologies, certain challenges also arise: the need for retraining, safety and ethical issues, impact on the labour market, etc. An informed approach to robotisation that takes into account both economic and social aspects becomes important.
Discussion questions:
Moderators: Nikolay Sharonov, Alexey Makarov
Discussion questions:
- Which specific tasks in agribusiness can be solved by robots and automated systems?
- The main challenges and obstacles to the introduction of robotic systems in agribusiness: high cost of equipment, lack of qualified personnel, cybersecurity risks.
- Is the transition to fully autonomous agricultural production possible in the foreseeable future?
Moderators: Nikolay Sharonov, Alexey Makarov
Integration of the university and enterprises of the Volgograd Oblast' into the technological chains of the national project ‘New Materials and Chemistry’
DECEMBER 6 13:45 - 15:45
The Volgograd region has a significant scientific potential and a developed industrial sector. Successful integration of the University and enterprises of the Volgograd region into the technological chains of the national project ‘New Materials and Chemistry’ will create conditions for joint research, development and implementation of advanced technologies, as well as training of highly qualified specialists.
Questions for discussion:
Moderators: Marat Vaniev
Questions for discussion:
- How can research and development conducted at the university be integrated into production processes?
- What contribution can the industrial enterprises of the region make to the implementation of the national project ‘New Materials and Chemistry’?
- Identification of priority areas of co-operation for the University and enterprises of the Volgograd region within the framework of the national project ‘New Materials and Chemistry’.
Moderators: Marat Vaniev
Food of the future: what lies ahead?
DECEMBER 6 16:00 - 17:00
With rapid advances in technology and innovation, food and eating are undergoing revolutionary changes. Alternative protein sources, hydroponics, molecular cuisine, food patches, 3D-printed food, inhalable food - all of these already exist today. There is a new era of food technology that could change not only our daily diet, but also our lifestyles in general.
Questions for discussion:
Moderators: Valentina Khramova
Questions for discussion:
- How could food production and consumption change?
- Can artificial intelligence help in developing new recipes and improving food quality?
- Evolution of tastes and preferences: how will the perception of artificially created food products change?
Moderators: Valentina Khramova
Dmitry Sanatov
Head Office Chief of the Center for Strategic Research 'North-West'
- Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Foundation for Support of Innovations and Youth Initiatives
- Deputy Director for Advanced Projects of the Association ‘Artificial Intelligence in Industry’ (2021-2023).
- Member of the Expert Council of the Scientific and Technical Council of the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation
- Member of the working group of the Council of World-Class Scientific and Educational Centres (SEC) for assessing the performance
- Expert of the working group ‘Technet’
- Member of the Council for Higher Education and Science under the Government of the Tula Oblast'
Svetlana Gerasimova
Programme Director of the Sustainable Development Strategies and Practices Project Office
- Head of the School of KSO and Sustainable Development
- Lecturer of MBA, EMBA, corporate programmes at MIRBIS, Integral School of Business at Plekhanov Russian Economic University, IGSU RANEPA, MGIMO School of Business and International Competencies, senior lecturer at the Basic Department of FAS Russia at Plekhanov Russian Economic University, expert in KSO and sustainable development, certified according to the international standards
- Has an eperience in working with Russian companies on the development of sustainability programmes and projects, socio-economic assessment, sustainability reporting and integrated reporting; development of regions of operation, ESG strategies and policies
- Member of profile committees on sustainable development of RSPP, ACMR, CCI, RBEN working groups under ASI, RRS, expert of federal competitions and projects
Oksana Barabitskaya
Director of the Autonomous Nonprofit Organisation 'Integra'
- Project Manager of the ESG Expert Assessment Centre of the Southern Russia's SEC
- Member of the Sustainable Development Committee of the Rostov Region Chamber of Commerce and Industry
- Head of the Committee for Development of Regional Divisions of the National Federation of Professional Mentors and Coaches
- Executive coach
Nina Morozova
Head of the Financial Department of the 'Spetsvuzavtomatika' Research Institute
- Advisor on Economics and Finance of JSC Doninturflot
- Expert of the ESG Centre of the Southern Russia's SEC
- Member of the Council of the Russian Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Sustainable Development, KSO and Volunteerism
- Member of the ASI Expert Council
- Member of the working group under the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Rostov Oblast' on climate change adaptation.
- Organiser of the Climate Communications Club of the South
Nikolay Sharonov
Head of the Department ‘Dynamics and Firmness of Machines’ of Volgograd State Technical University
- Associate Professor
- Candidate of Technical Sciences
- Author of 284 publications, including 14 textbooks and 62 articles
- Author and holder of 34 patents on intellectual property objects
Alexey Makarov
Head of the Department ‘Automation of Production Processes’ of Volgograd State Technical University
- Associate Professor
- Candidate of Technical Sciences
- Honoured Worker of Science and Education
- Professor of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
- Author of 309 publications, including 3 monographs, 25 textbooks and 118 articles.
- Author and holder of 43 patents for intellectual property objects
Marat Vaniev
Head of the Department ‘Chemistry and Elastomer Processing Technology’ of Volgograd State Technical University
- Associate Professor
- Doctor of Technical Sciences
- Honoured Worker of Science and Education
- Professor of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
- Author of 432 publications, including 4 textbooks and 159 articles
- Author and holder of 54 patents for intellectual property objects
- Laureate of the Russian Federation Government Prize in the field of STEM
- Laureate of the Volgograd Oblast' Prize in the field of STEM
Valentina Khramova
Dean of the Faculty of Food Production Technology, Volgograd State Technical University
- Professor
- Doctor of Biological Sciences
- Author of 491 publications, including 9 monographs, 21 textbooks and 94 articles
- Author and holder of 61 patents for intellectual property objects
Lyudmila Kozhanova
Project Director of the Agency of Strategic InitiativeI's Ecology and Climate division
Mikhail Yulkin
Founder and CEO of CarbonLab LLC
- Expert of the International Centre for Sustainable Energy Development under the auspices of UNESCO
- Director General of the Environmental Investment Centre (member of the global network of expert organisations developing solutions for sustainable development under the auspices of the United Nations)
- Head of the Working Group of the Committee on Ecology and Environmental Management (CEEM) of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RUIE) on climate change and greenhouse gas emissions management
Lyudmila Orlova
President of the Non-Profit Partnership ‘National Movement of Conservation Agriculture’
- Candidate of Economic Sciences, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
- President of NP ‘National Movement of Conservation Agriculture’
- Member of the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation on agro-industrial complex development
- Member of the Council of ASSAGROS (Association of Sectoral Unions of the Agroindustrial Complex of Russia)
- Member of the Working Group ‘Ecology, Regulation in the Environmental Sphere’ of the Expert Council under the Government of the Russian Federation.
- Member of the Expert Council under the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation on scientific support for the development of carbon balance control technologies
- Member of the expert group ‘Crop Production’ under the Council for the implementation of the Federal Science and Technology Programme for the Development of Agriculture for 2017-2025
- Member of the Coordinating Committee of the St Petersburg Dialogue Forum of Civil Societies of Russia and Germany
- Member of the Russian Union of Entrepreneurs and Industrialists
Lev Shagarov
Director for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development of 'Krasnaya Polyana' Resort
- Candidate of Geographical Sciences (Geoecology), Associate Professor
- Member of the Environmental Council under the Head of Administration (Governor) of the Krasnodar Oblast'
- Member of the IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas
- Head of the Krasnodar Regional Branch of the Russian Geographical Society in Sochi
Alla Kiseleva
Head of the Centre for Sustainable Development of the Southern Federal University
- Associate Professor at the Department of State (Constitutional) Law and the Department of Financial Law
- Candidate of Law
- Head of the 2018 intake of the Master's programme ‘Financial Law and Modern Economy' of the Southern Federal University
Ekaterina Kuznetsova
head of Green Building Club
- Co-developer of the Russian rating system for assessing green buildings EGBS
- Expert on ESG and sustainable development
Sergey Sementsev
scientific director of the Center for Sustainable Development at the VEB Institute
Svetlana Gardt
Chairman of the Eco-Landscaping Committee of the GBCRu Ecological Construction Council
- Founder, CEO of the Gardt Landscape Architects bureau
- Expert of the Working Group for the Development of Game Environment Improvement under the Public Council of the Russian Ministry of Construction
- Expert of the Working Group for the Development of Game Environment Improvement under the Public Council of the Russian Ministry of Construction
Natalia Belyakova
Director of the Expeditionary Activities and Tourism Development Department of the Russian Geographical Society
- Member of the Council for Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation
- Associate Professor, Candidate of Historical Sciences
Sergey Smirnov
Deputy Chairman of the Management Board for Reporting, Analytics and Finance of the Center-Invest Bank
- Candidate of Economic Sciences
Alexander Dolganov
Deputy Chairman of the Management Board of the Centre-Invest Bank
- Candidate of Economic Sciences
Irina Uzdenova
Founder of the Autonomous Non-Profit Organisation for Assistance to the Preservation of Don Culture ‘Ethno-hutor Starozolotovsky’
- Member of the Supervisory Board of JSC Semikarakorskaya Ceramics
Andrey Vertiy
Director of the Sustainable Development Department of SPB Exchange
- Director of the Strategy and Sustainable Development Department of the Association of Financial Market Participants of the RTS Non-Profit Partnership for Financial Market Development
Lyubov Karnaukhova
Deputy Director of the Greenhouse Gas Validation and Verification Authority Innovative Technological Center of the Bauman Moscow State Technical University
First day of the summit
Rostov-on-Don
Rostov-on-Don
The second day of the summit
Track 'Advanced Schools and Training System in Agro-industrial Complex'
Krasnodar
Track 'Advanced Schools and Training System in Agro-industrial Complex'
Krasnodar
The second day of the summit
Cooperation between the participants the Southern Russia’s SEC in the field of science and technologies in agro-industrial complex
Volgograd
Cooperation between the participants the Southern Russia’s SEC in the field of science and technologies in agro-industrial complex
Volgograd
The second day of the summit
Track 'The Role of Rostov Oblast' Organisations in the Activities of the Southern Russia's SEC’
Rostov-on-Don
Track 'The Role of Rostov Oblast' Organisations in the Activities of the Southern Russia's SEC’
Rostov-on-Don
The second day of the summit
Track 'Tools for Adaptation of Southern Russia to Climate Change and Environmental Challenges'
Rostov-on-Don
Track 'Tools for Adaptation of Southern Russia to Climate Change and Environmental Challenges'
Rostov-on-Don
Organisers and partners
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