Integrated strategy for MSW treatment in Russia creates opportunities for Finnish bioeconomy companies. The integrated strategy for treatment of MSW has to be implemented by 2030. According to the strategy the target level of recycling is 60%. Russia has already adopted new legislation to reform waste sector.
St. Petersburg City Administration has published a concept document ”Smart City St. Petersburg”. The document was produced jointly by representatives from scientific, business and public organizations in accordance with the ”Strategy of Economic and Social Development of St. Petersburg until 2030” and ”The program Digital Economy of the Russian Federation”. The city of St. Petersburg...
On 15 November, the International Competition for the Architectural Landscape Design Concept for the Tuchkov Buyan Park in Saint Petersburg will begin accepting applications from participants.
Russia is preparing for the rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI). In October 2019, the Russian President approved the national "Strategy for the Development of Artificial Intelligence for the period until 2030".
In October 2019, Russian Government announced a project of modernization (including construction of new hospitals and renovation of present ones) of primary healthcare system in Russia with total investments of 237 BRUB (around 3.4 BEUR).
Smart Agriculture is a new initiative in Russia's Digital Economy national program. The market volume for the digital transformation of agriculture is approximately 360 billion rubles (EUR 5 billion).
The biggest potential for Finnish companies is in the segment of private education, both school and preschool. Private sector companies are very interested in having the best new practices in education and have resources for getting them.
The agroindustry has always been one of the most important sectors in Russia. By volume of investments directed to innovative projects, the agricultural sector ranks second. Russian Government updated the State Program for the Development of Agriculture, which provides significant financing of the industry.
The vocational education and training sector in Russia, especially in Tatarstan, offers significant opportunities for Finnish education provides. There is a strong interest in the Finnish offering.
Over the past decade Russian aquaculture has doubled its output from 105,000 tonnes in 2007 to 219,000 tonnes in 2017, much of the credit for which can be attributed to successful government policies supporting fish farming.
