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Part 1
10:00 - 11:30	FIRST PLENARY SESSION. Strategists in an Age of Turbulence https://youtu.be/VllKgllPjkc
Representatives of the state, business and the expert community will share their views on the current difficulties and challenges in the development and implementation of strategies.  Moderators : ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,
Part 2
12:00 - 14:00	Session. Landscape of innovative economy: where to expect effects?
	Organizers :  Center for Strategic Research, Center for Strategic Research North-West
The centers of the innovation economy are agglomerations with scientific centers, active business and highly qualified personnel. New challenges associated with the imposition of sanctions are, among other things, an opportunity for the development of a domestic innovative product. In a situation of turbulence, it is important to retain highly qualified personnel and support science. It is necessary to understand which sectors of the innovative economy are necessary in the current situation, what is needed for them to develop effectively. Main questions: – The first results of the impact of sanctions on the innovation economy. – The main problems faced by science and business (ban on the export and import of technologies, equipment, changes in sup-ply chains, outflow of personnel). – Sanctions impact on ongoing projects, first losses and acquisitions. Possible points of growth. – Reassembly and systematization of support measures in order to increase their effect.    ,   ,   , Economy under sanctions: crisis or new opportunities   ,   , Landscape of innovative economy: where to expect effects?   ,   , Moderators : , Moderators : ,
12:00 - 14:00	Panel Discussion. Regions in the mirror of national priorities
	Organizers :  Leontief Centre – AV Group Consortium
Presidential Decree No. 474 of July 21, 2020 identified five national development goals for Russia until 2030 related to the preservation of the population, the development of talents, the creation of a comfortable living environment, decent work, successful entrepreneurship and digital transformation. One of the main roles in the work to achieve the goals is given to the regions; the task of fulfilling national requirements comes to them through national projects. The implementation of national projects at the regional level is characterized by such problems as a lack of cofinancing resources, insufficient development of a number of indicators of national projects and a system for monitoring their achievement. To assess the readiness of the regions for the implementation of national goals, the Consortium Leontief Center - AV Group (LC-AV, #LCAVteam) developed a methodology and conducted a retrospective analysis of key regional indicators that allow assessing the achievement of each of the 5 national goals. Based on the analysis, the “Regional readiness index for the implementation of national goals” will be formed and presented within the framework of the Forum of Strategists 2022. Issues for discussion: - Results of the implementation of the national goals - 2021: problems and ways to solve them. – Regional experience in achieving national goals. - New challenges facing the regions in the implementation of national projects. – Necessary conditions for the involvement of business in the implementation of national projects.     ,   , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   ,   ,
12:00 - 14:00	Round table. Regional and local communities as a subject of strategic development of territories
	Organizers :  State Duma Committee on Regional Policy and Local Self-Government, FES on local and public self-government and local communities under OAPOS, Department of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences for federal structure, local self-government and local communities, Organizing Committee of the Federal People’s Council
Proposals to introduce the concept of “regional and local communities” into the legislation are aimed at characterizing the spatial and territorial unity of a certain part of the population, taking into account the essential criteria for its isolation, singling it out as an independent subject. It is necessary to determine not only the legal status of regional and local communities, but also the principles of their organization and activities, the procedure and mechanisms for their interaction with state authorities and local governments. Regional and local communities are not only subjects, but also a source of public power, shaping and ensuring the development of both the institutions of a solidary civil society, united in public territorial collectives, and the strategic development of territories. The topic of creating legal mechanisms for the effective use of the potential of regional and local communities for the implementation of issues of ensuring the livelihoods of the population is extremely in demand for state authorities and local self-government bodies. During the event, it is planned to discuss the state and problems that exist in the formation and functioning of regional and local communities, possible ways to solve them, as well as directions and measures, including legislative ones, taken to address these issues.  Local Communities and Territory Development: Practices in the Krasnoyarsk Territory   , Participation of local communities in the development of territories   , Forms of direct participation of local communities in the activities of local government   ,   , Moderators : , Regional and local communities as a subject of strategic development of territories   , Issues of improving the legislative regulation of interaction between local communities, government and business in order to minimize conflicts of interest in the territories   , Development of local communities in big cities   , Problems of legal institutionalization of local communities   , Local communities, local economy, elites and domestic market   , The role of local communities as subjects of public control: legal regulation   , Priorities of modern municipal strategy: the local community as development driver   ,   ,
12:00 - 14:00	International Conference. Part 1. Urban planning and urban mobility: how to find solutions that improve the quality of life of the population
	Organizers :  Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation, JSC “Scientific and Research Institute of Motor Transport”, ICSER Leontief Centre, Association of Traffic Engineers
In many cities, the growing dispersal of residential areas and economic activities is leading to the need for personal vehicles for travel. Urban sprawl often results in increased travel distances and travel times for both public and private transport. This, in turn, entails various economic costs, including environmental degradation, increased costs of municipal and government services, reduced accessibility and economic opportunities for non-drivers. All this leads to an increase in transport costs in general. Reducing urban sprawl; promoting the development of territories focused on the use of public transport; creating compact, walkable neighborhoods that reduce per capita car-kilometres traveled are priorities for reducing the need for car-based mobility. Spatial planning and land-use policies have sustainable long-term implications: land-use decisions made today will tie cities to certain development patterns for many years to come. In this context, models of compact, denser, and functionally mixed urban development, combined with public transport planning, have been highlighted as a way to avoid inefficient and costly spatial development models while encouraging citizens to move away from personal cars.     , Regulatory and legal support of transport planning in the Russian Federation   , Application of the state information system "Transport model of St. Petersburg" in the system of urban planning and transport planning   , Moderators : , Moderators : , Suburban electric transport as a driver of regional economic growth   ,   , Transport planning: a paradigm shift   ,   ,
12:00 - 14:00 Concept	XV International Jubilee Round Table. International cooperation for regional development: Looking into the future
	Organizers :  Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, St. Petersburg Committee for External Relations, ICSER Leontief Centre
The XV International Jubilee round table "International Cooperation for Regional Development: Looking into the Future" continues its traditional work on addressing current challenges, discussing and highlighting the goals of international regional development and strategic territorial planning, based on the experience of the near and far abroad, as well as the leading Russian experience. Key international and Russian experts will present their ideas and best practices in the context of their selected areas. The round table will also provide an opportunity to establish direct contacts and exchange the experience of participants.    , “Second Track” Toolkit and Opportunities for Dialogue between BRICS Cities and Regions   ,   , Experience of regional development in Russia   , Improving the system of urban development of the territory. Response to modern challenges   , Moderators : , Moderators : ,   ,   , Moderators : ,
12:00 - 14:00	Round Table. Transformation of powers of regions and municipalities in a unified system of public authority
	Organizers :  Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, State Duma Committee on Regional Policy and Local Self-Government, ANO "IROF"
Starting from 2022, in accordance with the provisions of the Federal Law of December 21, 2021 No. 414-FZ “On the General Principles of Organizing Public Power in the Subjects of the Russian Federation” and the new edition of the law on the general principles of organizing local self-government, a new structure should be formed in Russia systems of state and municipal government, expressed both in the formal renaming of the positions of individual officials, and in a radical adjustment of the existing division of powers. It is difficult to predict the final picture of such a redistribution, but it can be assumed that even a simple adjustment of the legislation of the subjects of the federation and municipalities to the new federal requirements will cause a lot of work on the ground.    , Moderators : ,   , Adjustment of the powers of the regions: continuation of the process   ,   ,   ,
12:00 - 14:00	Panel Discussion. Quality, sustainability, safety
	Organizers :  Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation
The current transformations of the world economic system have a significant impact on all areas of development of the Russian Federation, both at the federal and regional levels. The issues of ensuring national security and improving the quality of life of the population come to the fore. Ensuring comprehensive secu-rity (including geopolitical, social, economic, environmental, food, etc.) is a basic condition for sustainable development. An important role is played by the system of timely identifica-tion and management of risks, as well as monitoring aimed not only at assessing the achievement of planned indicators, but at assessing real changes in the quality of life of the population and the contribution of key actors to the achievement of devel-opment goals. Issues for discussion: - the main difficulties in ensuring the quality, sustainability and security of development; - integration of the concept of "strategic anti-crisis manage-ment" ("crisis resistance") into the system of strategic planning in Russia; – consolidation of efforts of government, business and society in the interests of high-quality, sustainable and safe develop-ment; – the role of regions in ensuring the quality, sustainability and security of development     ,   ,   ,   , Chamber of Control and Accounts of the Chelyabinsk Region   , Moderators : , About the sustainable development strategy of the central federal district   ,   ,
12:00 - 14:00	Contest. Final of the review-competition "Implemented strategies: from idea to implementation"
	Organizers :  Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation, All-Russian Association for the Development of Local Self-Government, All-Russian Congress of Municipalities, Union of Russian Cities, ICSER Leontief Centre
The review contest "Implemented Strategies: from Idea to Implementation" - the VIII Municipal Strategy Contest 2022 (CMS–2022) - is held in order to identify and disseminate the successful experience of the long-term existence of effective municipal strategic planning systems, the successful implementation of large projects recorded in the strategies, and as well as identifying innovations and effective solutions to socio-economic problems at the municipal level. CMS -2022 is dedicated to the 25th anniversary of strategic planning in Russia. The focus of CMS -2022 is on the history of the municipal strategic planning system and the successful implementation of major projects that have significantly influenced the development of the municipality, emerged and implemented within the framework of and thanks to the strategic planning system.   Moderators : , Flagship projects of the strategy of the city of Lipetsk   ,   , Urban Okrug Surgut Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug - Yugra   , Novorossiysk   ,
Part 3
15:00 - 17:00	Panel Discussion. Prospects for territorial planning in Russia
	Organizers :  Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation, NP "National Urban Planners’ Guild", ICSER Leontief Centre, Center for Strategic Research North-West
As part of the ongoing discussion in the Russian Federation on increasing the importance of the strategic planning system in urban development and territorial development management, it is proposed to discuss the following issues: – What tasks should the overdue reform of the system of territorial planning and urban zoning solve? – What place in the hierarchy of existing strategic planning documents can the “master planning” tool, which is being actively introduced in Russia, take? - Can and should the “master plan” become a substitute for the strategies of socio-economic and spatial development, master plans for cities? - How will the implementation mechanisms change and will the subjects have new resource opportunities for the implementation of complex tasks as a result of the planned changes?     ,   ,   ,   ,   , Moderators : , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   , Prospects for territorial planning in Russia   ,   , Proposal for the improvement of territorial planning and the management system for the development of territories   ,
15:00 - 17:00	Round Table. Eastern turn in spatial development
	Organizers :  Federal Autonomous Scientific Institution “Eastern Center of State Planning”, Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation
The main priority in the economic and spatial development of Russia is the Asia-Pacific region. The development of Siberia and the Far East is becoming part of the national policy of large-scale integration into the system of trade and economic relations in Asia. These regions should become drivers of development, platforms for the implementation of transport and logistics, industrial, high-tech projects, projects in the service sector, sources of unlocking the potential of other territories and their own. Main questions: – What is the essence and content of the “pivot to the East” process? What is the role of Siberia and the Far East in it? Can the Far East become the basis for the integration of the Russian economy in the Asia-Pacific region? Can the resource potential of the Far East become an effective basis for integration into the Asia-Pacific region? What are the deterrents to integration in the face of sanctions pressure and what are the new opportunities from strengthening ties with the Asia-Pacific countries? – What are the main problems hindering the development of the Far East as a “window to the Asia-Pacific region? What risks does the Far East face when integrating into the Asia-Pacific region? What should be included in the development strategy of the macroregion and what mechanisms are capable of bringing the Far Eastern Federal District onto a sustainable path of accelerated development? – What projects in Siberia and the Far East are the most significant for the development of the economy? - Is the outflow of residents of the Far East an obstacle to economic integration into the Asia-Pacific region? What is the optimal population size, the structure of labor resources, taking into account foreign labor? Is it possible to quickly solve the problem of personnel shortages? - What are the strategies of the Asia-Pacific countries in relation to Siberia, the Far East, the Russian Federation? What priority measures should be taken to attract technology companies?     ,   ,   ,   , The Eastern vector of the country’s development is a key priority for Russia   ,   , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,
15:00 - 17:00	Round Table. Evaluation of state programs: approaches and directions for improvement
	Organizers :  Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation
Timely, demanded assessment of state programs is a critical tool for the development of program-targeted management. Despite the existing assessment formats (reviews of budget expenditures by the Ministry of Finance of Russia, annual assessment of the effectiveness of state programs by the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia - a new methodology should be developed before November 2022), their results are not taken into account when making management decisions. The Accounts Chamber proposes the following assessment format - express assessments of all state programs (both in terms of the quality of their formation and implementation), as well as “deep” assessments of individual state programs based on their results. In general, legislative acts need to be adjusted to integrate the procedures for assessing state programs into the budget process.   Evaluation of state programs: approaches and directions for improvement   , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   , Evaluation of government programs. Approaches of the Accounts Chamber   ,
15:00 - 17:00	International Conference. Part 2.. Urban planning and urban mobility: how to find solutions that improve the quality of life of the population
	Organizers :  Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation, JSC “Scientific and Research Institute of Motor Transport”, ICSER Leontief Centre, Association of Traffic Engineers
In many cities, the growing dispersal of residential areas and economic activities is leading to the need for personal vehicles for travel. Urban sprawl often results in increased travel distances and travel times for both public and private transport. This, in turn, entails various economic costs, including environmental degradation, increased costs of municipal and government services, reduced accessibility and economic opportunities for non-drivers. All this leads to an increase in transport costs in general. Reducing urban sprawl; promoting the development of territories focused on the use of public transport; creating compact, walkable neighborhoods that reduce per capita car-kilometres traveled are priorities for reducing the need for car-based mobility. Spatial planning and land-use policies have sustainable long-term implications: land-use decisions made today will tie cities to certain development patterns for many years to come. In this context, models of compact, denser, and functionally mixed urban development, combined with public transport planning, have been highlighted as a way to avoid inefficient and costly spatial development models while encouraging citizens to move away from personal cars.   City development plan. Urban mobility indicators   , Scientific approaches to designing the operation of public transport in cities   ,   , The experience of Belarus in creating sustainable symbiotic transport systems   , Moderators : , The impact of new transport trends on changes in urban mobility of the population   , Transport demand management in the cities of the Russian Federation   ,
15:00 - 17:00	Strategic dialogue session. Cross-border and interregional cooperation: results and best practices of the subjects of the Northwestern Federal District of the Russian Federation
	Organizers :  Ministry of Economic Development of Russia, Russian national sub-committee, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, St. Petersburg Committee for External Relations, ICSER Leontief Centre
The participants of the strategic session will discuss the results of the implementation of programs for cross-border and inter-regional cooperation of the subjects of the North-West of the Russian Federation, as well as recommendations for adapting the results achieved and best practices of interaction between the regions of the North-West Federal District with neighboring states, in particular, adapting and integrating the established effective instruments of neighborhood and strategic partner-ship in existing models of cooperation along the perimeter of land and sea borders for the benefit of residents of the regions of the Russian Federation and friendly countries in achieving the common Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations.     , PGS 2005-2014. The experience of the Northwestern Federal District and the prospects for its scaling   , Best Practices of North-West Cross-Border Cooperation. Lessons for Russia   , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   , Cluster of Sustainable Development 2030 from the Baltic to the Pacific Ocean, Green Net Alliance meta-cluster – tools for transition to a circular economy   ,   ,   ,   , Welcome word   ,   , Moderators : ,
15:00 - 17:00	Panel discussion. Tourism as a driver of economic development
	Organizers :  ScanTour Tour Operator, ICSER Leontief Centre, International partnership initiative Green Mobility
Being the largest job multiplier, tourism should become one of the drivers of diversification and change in the structure of the economy, with an emphasis on non-commodity sectors of the economy and non-commodity exports. Under the sanctions, a new reality is opening up for the development of domestic tourism, which plays a decisive role in the restoration of the Russian economy.  Tour operator - driver of territory development   ,   , Moderators : , Moderators : ,   , Mountain park "Ruskeala". 17 years of sustainable territory development   ,   ,   ,   ,   , X-TEAM. Discovering Russia   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,
15:00 - 17:00	Panel Discussion. Achieving the SDGs is a vector of regional development in new conditions: a responsible approach for the sake of future generations
	Organizers :  SGM Agency, UN Global Compact National Network, ICSER Leontief Centre
Russia has committed itself to become carbon neutral by 2060. As part of these commitments, a system of tools is being developed to stimulate private investment in projects that create positive environmental and social effects, including tax incentives, subsidies and state guarantees for enterprises and investors. An important direction in the implementation of the 2030 SDG Agenda and ESG transformation in Russia is the promotion of this agenda at the regional and local levels. Over the past 5 years, the regions have been actively involved in various initiatives in the field of sustainable development. The section will present the best examples of ESG transformation of Russian regions and cities, as well as successful practices in the implementation of the 2030 Agenda. Issues for discussion: • Implementation of the SDG agenda as a factor in transforming the development of Russian regions towards environmental friendliness, responsible consumption and production. • Improving the efficiency of interaction between government, business and society in the interests of improving the quality of life and sustainable development of regions. The impact of the external context of 2022 on the transformation of the economy and the prospects for the implementation of the 2030 Agenda in the Russian regions, changes in priorities and new tasks. • The prevalence of the use of SDG monitoring tools at the regional level. • The role of Russian business leaders and business associations in advancing the agenda sustainable development in the regions of presence, involvement in the agenda of regional business.     ,   , Moderators : ,   , Sustainable Development Goals in the Mirror of Public Opinion   , Green agenda of the Leningrad region in a changing environment   ,   , ESG strategy - regional competitiveness   , Moderators : ,
15:00 - 17:00	Contest. Final of the review-competition "Implemented strategies: from idea to implementation"
	Organizers :  Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation, All-Russian Association for the Development of Local Self-Government, All-Russian Congress of Municipalities, Union of Russian Cities, ICSER Leontief Centre
The review contest "Implemented Strategies: from Idea to Implementation" - the VIII Municipal Strategy Contest 2022 (CMS–2022) - is held in order to identify and disseminate the successful experience of the long-term existence of effective municipal strategic planning systems, the successful implementation of large projects recorded in the strategies, and as well as identifying innovations and effective solutions to socio-economic problems at the municipal level. CMS -2022 is dedicated to the 25th anniversary of strategic planning in Russia. The focus of CMS -2022 is on the history of the municipal strategic planning system and the successful implementation of major projects that have significantly influenced the development of the municipality, emerged and implemented within the framework of and thanks to the strategic planning system.   Moderators : , Belogorsk City, Amur Region   , Strategy for socio-economic development of the Koltsovo science city until 2030   , Implementation of the strategy for socio-economic development of the Zadonsky municipal district of the Lipetsk region 2007-2024   , Strategy for socio-economic development of the Yelets municipal district of the Lipetsk region for the period up to 2025 from idea to implementation   , Strategic planning on the territory of Trekhgorny urban district   ,   , Gryazinsky municipal district of the Lipetsk region   ,
Part 4
17:15 - 19:15	Session. Anti-crisis strategies of single-industry towns
	Organizers :  Center for Strategic Research, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
There are 321 single-industry towns in the Russian Federation. The main risk for single-industry towns in the current situation is the stability of city-forming enterprises that provide the main employment of the able-bodied population. The direct and indirect consequences of sanctions restrictions are experienced by machine-building, metallurgical, and forestry centers. A long-term reduction in Russian fuel consumption may bring back the focus of attention to oil and gas production areas that were ex-cluded from the list of single-industry towns in the early 2010s. Main questions: – The scale of the impact of sanctions on the situation in single-industry towns. – Key problems of city-forming enterprises of single-industry towns in the current conditions. – Sanctions impact on investment projects in single-industry towns: investor expectations, technological limitations. – Strategies for adaptation of single-industry towns to the introduced restrictions. – Instruments of state support for single-industry towns: best practices and the need for additional customization.     , Moderators : , Support for monotowns 22   ,   ,   , Results of monitoring the situation at the city-forming enterprises of single-industry towns in the first half of 2022: risks and adaptation tools   ,   ,   ,   , Social partnership and civil society as factors in the development of the municipality   ,
17:15 - 19:15	Round table. New format of state programs of the subjects of the Russian Federation: problems and prospects
	Organizers :  Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 786 dated May 26, 2021 approved the regulation “On the Management System for State Programs of the Russian Federation”, which provides for a new procedure for the development, implementation and evaluation of the effectiveness of state programs at the federal and regional levels. In accordance with paragraph 7 of Decree No. 786, state authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation are recommended to take into account the norms of the Regulation when establishing the procedure for the development and implementation of state programs of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. In this regard, since 2021, the regions have begun reformatting the regulatory framework and the state programs themselves under new criteria. An analysis of applied experience will make it possible to identify points of conjugation of the normative legal regulation of state programs at the federal and regional levels, as well as the best practice for implementing state programs of a new format. The results of the discussion will be used to improve methodological approaches to the development and implementation of state programs of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, contributing to the full and timely achievement of national development goals.  A new format for the implementation of state programs. Experience of the Leningrad Region   , Features of the transition to a new format of state programs in the city of Moscow   , The new format of state programs of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation: problems and prospects   , Transfer of State Programs of the Subjects of the Russian Federation to a New Format: Problems and Prospects   , On new approaches to the implementation of state programs (on the example of the Vladimir area)   , Moderators : ,   , Features of the application of project management mechanisms in the implementation of state programs   , Approaches to the transfer to a new format of state programs of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation: problems and solutions   ,
17:15 - 19:15	Contest. Final of the review-competition "Implemented strategies: from idea to implementation"
	Organizers :  Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation, All-Russian Association for the Development of Local Self-Government, All-Russian Congress of Municipalities, Union of Russian Cities, ICSER Leontief Centre
The review contest "Implemented Strategies: from Idea to Implementation" - the VIII Municipal Strategy Contest 2022 (CMS–2022) - is held in order to identify and disseminate the successful experience of the long-term existence of effective municipal strategic planning systems, the successful implementation of large projects recorded in the strategies, and as well as identifying innovations and effective solutions to socio-economic problems at the municipal level. CMS -2022 is dedicated to the 25th anniversary of strategic planning in Russia. The focus of CMS -2022 is on the history of the municipal strategic planning system and the successful implementation of major projects that have significantly influenced the development of the municipality, emerged and implemented within the framework of and thanks to the strategic planning system.     , Moderators : , Shakhty City, Rostov Region   , Strategic planning in the Michurinsk city, Tambov region: history, development and first results   , Angarsk City District   ,   , Novousmansky municipal district of the Voronezh region   , Strategy for socio-economic development of the urban district of the city of Dzerzhinsk until 2030   , Surgutsky District Municipality, Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug - Yugra   ,
17:15 - 19:15	Round Table. Partnerships and best practices of localization of SDGs 2030 in the BRICS and EAEU countries https://youtu.be/VlNuZ_h3w9A
	Organizers :  National Research University Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg Committee for External Relations, ICSER Leontief Centre
On June 23-24, 2022, the leaders of the BRICS states (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) adopted the Beijing Declaration of the XIV Summit and reaffirmed their commitment to the balanced and comprehensive implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, emphasizing that “the international community should greater importance to development issues, revitalize global development partnerships and strive to achieve all the Sustainable Development Goals by mobilizing the necessary resources.” Almost half of the world’s population lives in the BRICS countries, so the localization of the SDGs is the main lever for achieving global and national goals. The round table participants will discuss the prospects and existing mechanisms for interaction between BRICS partners to achieve the SDGs at the local level, including cooperation platforms: – local and regional authorities (Municipal Forum), – scientific organizations (Academic Forum), – enterprises (Business Council and BRICS Innovation Center), – civil society organizations (Civil Forum), etc. The best municipal practices for SDG localization, innovative approaches and directions for improving the system for monitoring the achievement of goals, as well as sustainable development projects funded by the BRICS New Development Bank will be presented     ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   , Moderators : ,
17:15 - 19:15	Round Table. Healthy cities: protecting the external and internal human environment
	Organizers :  Association "Healthy cities, districts and villages", Council of Municipalities of St. Petersburg, Saint-Petersburg Cleantech Cluster for Urban Environment, ICSER Leontief Centre
Physical, emotional, social health as factors of harmonious development are integral elements of a unified system of public health and suggest the need to develop an effective system of public administration in this area. Public health is an area of interdepartmental, intersectoral interaction that requires the development of systematic approaches to managing and monitoring the situation, taking into account the needs and potential of all stakeholder groups: the population, the state, business, NGOs, etc. Given the strategic national priorities, it is extremely important to introduce a social model of strengthening public health at the regional and municipal levels as a factor in long-term economic growth. The Association is an intersectoral platform for the implementation of modern strategies and new management approaches to create a health-saving space in the Russian Federation. Preservation and development of human potential in each municipality is the priority of the Association. The discussion focuses on the following issues: - institutional approaches to public health management, the role of regional and municipal authorities; – healthy planning of urban and rural areas; – formation of comfortable green public spaces.     ,   , Proper night breathing is the basis of health and activity during the day   ,   , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   , The role of local governments of St. Petersburg in the formation of a healthy urban environment and promotion of public health   , SPbPU Campus as a High-Quality Living Environment: Experience in Implementing Complex International Projects   , A healthy way of thinking as the basis of health provision and youth   ,
17:15 - 19:15	Panel Discussion. Scenarios for the development of the training system and the labor market: keeping up with technology
	Organizers :  ANO "National Agency for the Development of Qualifications", Research group " Designing the Future"
Current technological changes lead to the accelerated emergence of new professions and the compression of the life cycle of qualifications. The answer to these challenges is the development of a system of corporate universities, project-based learning mechanisms, independent qualification assessment, scaling up the practice of multilateral partnerships between businesses and universities in the format of territorial clusters. EdTech has become one of the most growing sectors of the IT business in recent years, new mechanisms for financing strategic projects for the development of education and ensuring the availability of high-quality additional education are being developed: social impact investments, educational lending mechanisms, the Income Share Agreement model, etc. What steps should be taken at various levels of decision-making - federal, regional, corporate, in the field of ensuring the accelerated development of qualifications?     ,   ,   ,   ,   , Educational Infrastructures of Russia in the Conditions of International Isolation   ,   , Scenarios for the development of the training system and the labor market: keeping up with technology   , Moderators : ,
17:15 - 19:15	Panel Discussion. Technological sovereignty amid green sanctions
	Organizers :  ICSER Leontief Centre, Green Mobility International Partnership Initiative, Skolkovo Foundation, St. Petersburg Government, St. Petersburg State Institution “External Transport Agency”
The tightening of environmental standards and requirements is a steady trend in the global economy. The condition for the survival of any large country will be the achievement of technological sovereignty within the next decade. Today, Russia faces several main challenges on its way to achieving technological sovereignty: responding to the “green” agenda, creating its own techno-economic block, an export package of agricultural products, a new generation of transport logistics corridors between Russia and Asian countries, exporting global security and solving problems of human capital.   Tech startups: how to maintain potential in the face of growing barriers?   ,   ,   , Moderators : , Moderators : ,   ,   ,
17:15 - 19:15	Round Table. Creative economy in the strategies of regions and municipalities: best practice
	Organizers :  Center for Strategic Research, Leontief Centre – AV Group Consortium
In the light of the proclaimed national development goals until 2030, the creative economy has become one of the key priorities of the socio-economic policy of the Russian Federation. The aggravated sanctions policy, associated primarily with closing access to technologies and products of intellectual activity and blocking supply chains, raises the question of a radical restructuring of the system of goals and objectives for the development of the creative economy, orienting it, first of all, towards the provision of technological, intellectual and personnel sovereignty of Russia. How is the creative economy represented in strategic planning documents at the regional and municipal levels? What can be the system of development of the country’s creative economy? How do cities and regions see the goals of developing a creative economy? How does the creative economy affect regional and spatial development?     ,   ,   , Moderators : , Moderators : ,   ,   , Creative economy in the strategies of regions and municipalities   , City moving projects   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,

Part 5
09:30 - 11:00	SECOND PLENARY SESSION. Efficiency and effectiveness of the implementation of strategies: from individual measures to improving the quality of life of citizens https://youtu.be/2esJWGKwm3k
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Part 6
11:30 - 13:15	Round Table. Challenges of Russia’s New Industrial and Technological Policy
	Organizers :  Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, Leontief Centre – AV Group Consortium
Today, Russia needs to formulate and implement a new industrial and technological policy aimed at ensuring the implementation of national interests, taking into account the existing long-term challenges. The industrial and technological policy should be based on building value-added production chains with results - highly competitive products that are in demand on the domestic market and have a high export potential. The regions have long been concerned at the strategic level with such work, making their own industrial policy a priority. Already today, the Social and Economic Development Strategies are be-ing implemented, within the framework of which industrial and technological initiatives have been worked out. Issues for discussion: – Key global strategic challenges of the scientific and technological revolution in Russia. – Priorities for the development of industrial and technological policy in Russia. - Ways of avoiding import dependence in the conditions of the economic blockade of the country. – New industrial and technological policy or import substitution policy.     ,   ,   , On the development of industrial policy in the industry of Russia. New approaches   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   , Moderators : ,   ,
11:30 - 13:15	Round Table. Transformation of intergovernmental fiscal relations under sanctions
	Organizers :  Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, Center for Strategic Research, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
The growth of targeted financial assistance in the overall structure of intergovernmental transfers leads to a decrease in the independence of the regions and, as a result, a decrease in management efficiency. Therefore, now, in the context of sanctions, in order to ensure greater flexibility in decision-making, it is necessary to consider the issue of increasing the volume of non-targeted financial assistance that the regions can use based on the tasks and priorities that they themselves determine, which is an important direction in the development of interbudgetary relations. Main questions: – How are regional expenditures changing and will they change in the future? – How to combine subsidies: pros and cons? – Optimization possibilities: how sufficient are the powers of the subjects? – Changing the structure of regional taxes – Infrastructure budget loans: first year of implementation     ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   ,   , Consensus Forecast of the State of Regional Budgets: Fall 2022 Expectations and 2023 Outlook   ,   ,
11:30 - 13:15	Case session. Evidence based politics: practices and challenges. Results of the second competition of the Accounts Chamber
	Organizers :  Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation
The Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation sums up the results of the second competition of practices and initiatives for applying an evidence-based approach to managerial decision-making. The competition received 85 applications in 5 nominations from 10 federal executive authorities, 29 regions, including 16 municipal teams - each with a real managerial task and approaches to solving it. In the round table format, the winning teams will present their practices (initiatives) and discuss the problems, challenges and prospects for applying the evidence-based approach in their field of activity. As part of the case session, an awards ceremony for the winners of the AC RF competition will take place.    , Moderators : , Evidence-based labor market policy   ,   ,   , Salary analysis in city schools (based on 2020 data)   , Data analysis and optimization of the work of multifunctional centers for the provision of state and municipal services in the Udmurt Republic   ,
11:30 - 13:15	Panel Session. International tourism in the new reality: economy, society, technology https://youtu.be/Z_lLaCGvffY
	Organizers :  Convention Bureau, St. Petersburg Committee for Tourism Development
The goals and objectives of the session are to strengthen international and interregional cooperation, discuss new technologies for promoting the industry when entering new markets to increase the tourist flow to the region and the Russian Federation, to form a market and culture of domestic tourism. Issues for discussion: – How to realize the existing tourism potential of the region and the country in response to new challenges? – What is the role of tourism in the development of international relations and partnerships? – How to create a favorable climate for business in tourism? – What technologies for promoting tourism potential are needed to increase the tourist flow to the region and the Russian Federation?   BRICS Tourism Development: Strategies and Opportunities   ,   , International tourism 2022: focus on new tourism markets. Experience of St. Petersburg   , A new chapter for Russia and the Middle East: tourism, technology and investment   , Moderators : , The state of the tourism industry in a period of turbulence. Summer season results   ,   , Новый мир — новые возможности. Развитие делового туризма в условиях новой экономической модели. Итоги ПМЭФ 2022   , Creative approaches to the organization of tourism activities in the context of modern economic transformations   , Esperanto sustainable tourism   , Economics of tourism, new challenges   ,
11:30 - 13:15 Concept	Panel session. Roll call of the seas: tools and formats of regional cooperation https://youtu.be/MUQsyfW5JqE
	Organizers :  Ermak Institute North-West, Pacific Institute of Oceanology, ICSER Leontief Centre, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation (to be agreed)
The implementation of the UN sustainable development goals requires cooperation between countries in the field of rational use of resources, including marine resources, and ensuring the health of marine ecosystems. The UN Decade of Ocean Sciences suggests using a marine spatial planning tool to achieve the set goals. This is not possible without close cooperation between coastal regions and countries. Marine spatial planning, integrated marine environmental management in different countries is at different stages of development. The purpose of the session is to exchange experience and strengthen cooperation between the coastal regions of Russia and neighboring countries, identify common interests and tasks in the development of marine areas, form interregional action programs and clusters, update the tasks of authorities, businesses, research organizations in the field of rational use of marine resources for the benefit of marine economy.    ,   ,   ,   , Moderators : , Moderators : ,   ,   , welcome   ,   , An integrated approach to maritime planning based on a marine spatial planning tool   ,   , International cooperation to ensure sustainable maritime use in the Far East region   ,   ,   ,
11:30 - 13:15	Round Table. Sustainable Development of Russian Regions: Partnership Technologies and Mechanisms for Effective Communication with Business
	Organizers :  SGM Agency, Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, UN Global Compact National Network, ICSER Leontief Centre
The infrastructure of investments in sustainable development is being formed in Russia, a regulatory framework for launching green and social projects has been created, and a mechanism for financing social impact projects is being developed. The implementation of such projects makes it possible not only to solve the problems of a certain group of social beneficiaries, but also to lay the foundation for positive changes in the social sphere in the regions as a whole. In 2022, the country’s economy found itself in a zone of increased turbulence, external factors are pushing Russian companies to change the focus of their activities, significantly transform transport and logistics chains, and look for new partnerships and interaction formats. An important task of the current period is to preserve the continuous life of enterprises and organizations, restore the missing links of production chains due to import substitution on the basis of national infrastructure and build effective communications between federal and regional authorities, business and other stakeholders. Within the framework of the round table, the mechanisms for building effective business communications with the regions of presence will be considered on the example of the programs of the largest banks, development institutions and large companies - members of the National Network of the UN Global Compact. The initiatives of business associations on the issues of external evaluation of companies’ activities in the field of sustainable development will also be considered. Issues for discussion: • Priorities for interaction between regional authorities and business in the face of new challenges in the context of 2022. • Involvement of Russian business and development institutions in the sustainable development agenda and their impact on new trends in the development of Russian regions. • Implementation of corporate programs of companies in the regions as a contribution to the solution of national strategic objectives. • Mechanisms for promoting responsible business conduct in SMEs as a contribution to the sustainability of regions. • The relevance of the ESG-banking system in Russia for the development of "green instruments" of financing and the development of a green economy.     , Moderators : ,   , About the bank’s experience and innovations in the ESG field   , Moderators : ,   ,   , Principles of organizing network interaction with regional partners through thematic platforms of regional and international chambers of commerce and business unions   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,
11:30 - 13:15	Panel Discussion. Unmanned electric water transport: we won’t take off, so we’ll swim
	Organizers :  ICSER Leontief Centre, Green Mobility International Partnership Initiative, St. Petersburg State Institution “External Transport Agency”, Skolkovo Foundation
Hamburg and Venice are only a small part of the cities that use their waterways in the most rational and efficient way for the transport of passengers. Some cities even use water transport to transport goods, for example, in Paris there is a food delivery service along the Seine. Therefore, if cities have bodies of water such as rivers, canals, or lakes, they may consider water-borne public transport as an alternative to other modes of transport. The theme of the panel discussion is related to the sustainable development of external transport in St. Petersburg with the possibility of scaling to other regions of the Russian Federation.     , New generation river high-speed vessels in the regional development strategy   , Moderators : , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,
Part 7
14:00 - 15:45	Round Table. Import substitution as an imperative: problems, risks, prospects
	Organizers :  St. Petersburg Government, Industrial Policy Committee, St. Petersburg Committee for Economic Policy and Strategic Planning
The round table will continue the discussion of Russia’s industrial policy with an emphasis on import substitution mechanisms in the regional aspect. In the face of sanctions pressure, regional authorities, together with businesses, are looking for new ways to adapt, one of which is the formation of a list of products necessary to ensure import substitution. The lists are formed by relevant departments and regions independently, taking into account the specifics of production, raw materials and natural resources available in the subjects. Questions for discussion: – interaction of regions in the field of import substitution and determination of the priority model of communication; – change in registers of import-substituting products as a result of the opening of new enterprises; - guarantees for the sale of manufactured goods for manufacturers, provided by the state.   Moderators : ,   ,   ,   ,   ,
14:00 - 15:45	Round Table. Regional priorities in the context of sanctions
	Organizers :  Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, Center for Strategic Research, Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
The crisis phenomena experienced by the country can lead to a deterioration in the socio-economic situation in the regions, including an increase in inflation, a decrease in income and investment, and negative changes in the labor market. In the context of the uncertainty of the scale and duration of economic sanctions, it is necessary to develop additional measures for the regions to minimize the risks associated with external pressure. At the same time, the main emphasis should be placed on key risks associated with non-fulfillment of forecast indicators for income, stagnation of regional development, logistics and transport problems, as well as import substitution. Main questions: – Does the current situation provide new opportunities? – What measures of federal support have had the greatest effect? What measures are missing? – How to change the economic landscape of the territory and the spatial framework? – What territories were in the most unprotected position?     ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   , Moderators : , Priorities for sustainable development of the economy of the Leningrad Region   , About the reasons for the “weak response” to sanctions and expectations in regional development for the second half of 2022 and 2023   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,
14:00 - 15:45	Round Table. Climate Agenda and Regional Adaptation
	Organizers :  Analytical Center for the Government of the Russian Federation (to be agreed), National Research University Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg Government, ICSER Leontief Centre
Global challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and unprecedented sanctions pressure are leading to a restart of the Russian economy and reinforcing the urgency of modernizing the 2030 Agenda to achieve the SDGs. 1) How to ensure that efforts to restart the Russian economy lead to positive transformations in solving key problems of sustainable development, not to the detriment of nature and for the benefit of people? 2) Will the strategy of low-carbon development of Russia until 2050, adopted last year, be revised? 3) How is the development of regional plans for climate adaptation going? 4) The first results of the Sakhalin experiment.   New methods to reduce your carbon footprint   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   , Rating of Russian regions on the need to adapt to climate change   ,   ,   ,   , Moderators : ,
14:00 - 15:45	Circular Economy Forum. From the Baltic to the Pacific Ocean
	Organizers :  Saint-Petersburg Cleantech Cluster for Urban Environment, ICSER Leontief Centre, St. Petersburg Government
For the transition to a circular economy, inspiring examples of the best practices of projects in the field of sustainable development and the strengthening of international interregional cooperation between Russia and friendly countries based on the integration of existing effective neighborhood tools, the integration of the regulatory and legal framework for interaction between the regions of the North-West of Russia with neighboring countries into existing models are important cooperation along the entire perimeter of land and sea borders for the benefit of the inhabitants of the regions of the Russian Federation and friendly countries in achieving the common Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. The Circular Economy Forum will present the best practices of projects in the field of sustainable development of production and responsible consumption, the leaders of which have united on the communication platform "Cluster of Sustainable Development 2030" from the Baltic to the Pacific.  Moderators : ,   ,   , Ecodesign and the circular economy. Russia. Results and new models   ,   , Finnish-Russian Public-Private Partnership Catalyst for New Green Business (Cata3Pult)   ,   ,   ,   ,   ,   , Results of the implementation of the Green InterTraffic and Bringing Together projects   ,   ,   ,   , Green transition digital tools. Platform of technological solutions for the development of the polymer industry   ,   , An innovative approach to the management and development of project activities at the university based on the concept of industrial symbiosis   ,
14:00 - 15:45	Discussion panel. Strategic planning in the regions of the Arctic zone of the Russian Federation
	Organizers :  NP "Expert Center "Project Office for Arctic Development", National Guild of Professional Consultants
The high importance of the Arctic zone for the economy of the Russian Federation and the aggravation of geopolitical competition in the Arctic necessitate the development of a separate system of strategic planning documents aimed at implementing the state policy of Russia in the Arctic. An analysis of the strategic component of the development of the Arctic allows us to conclude that it is necessary to modernize the strategic management system. Questions for discussion: – Should each Arctic region develop in its own individual way? - What strategic documents are the Russian Arctic regions currently guided by in their development and do they respond to external and internal challenges? - Are changes needed in these strategic documents and in the legislative framework for the development of the regions of the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation?   Norilsk Development Strategy until 2035 – Threats, Challenges and Opportunities   ,   , Strategic Governance as an implementation of the SDGs and the ESG approach: what does this mean for Russia and the Russian Arctic?   ,   , Moderators : ,   ,
14:00 - 15:45	Session. Presentation of the RANEPA Strategic Consulting Ecosystem
	Organizers :  Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Russian Foreign Trade Academy, Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy
The dynamically changing situation in the modern world leads to the formation of requests for changes, which are often multi-dimensional and multi-vector in nature. To meet emerging challenges and issues, consulting support should cover a wide range of evidence-based fullcycle consulting services on various aspects of strategic management, operations, digital transformation and improving the efficiency of business processes and decision-making, as well as supporting the implementation of proposed solutions. This determines the focus on establishing a systemic connection between consulting, expert, scientific and educational areas of activity, creating and developing an ecosystem of digital solutions, including for the formation of a seamless connection with consumers of consulting services. Issues for discussion: – Formation of an ecosystem (platform) for the provision of consulting services and research work. – Digital solutions for organizing interaction between expert organizations and customers. – Open databases and expert solutions to typical problems in the field of socio-economic research. – Examples of cases of analytical and practical solutions.   Center for Strategic Consulting. Competences and services   , Elements of the strategic consulting ecosystem of the Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under President of the Russian Federation   , Moderators : , Development of tools for predicting the effects of the application of trade policy measures in individual commodity markets using computable economic models   ,   , AI solutions and consulting   ,
14:00 - 15:45	Panel Discussion. Innovative agricultural technologies. Benefits to society and conservation of nature
	Organizers :  ICSER Leontief Centre, St. Petersburg State University of Veterinary Medicine (SPbGUVM)
Improving the quality and productivity of agricultural crops, obtaining a healthy and environmentally friendly crop through the introduction of new agricultural technologies in the regions of the Russian Federation and, as a result, increasing the food security of the Russian Federation. In particular, the tools for achieving these goals can serve as intellectual property protection, work with "big data" and government programs to support innovative projects.  NOVOBIOM - projects on biologization of production and agriculture   ,   ,   , St. Petersburg State University of Veterinary Medicine   , Moderators : , Moderators : , From digitalization of field data to industry Big Data   ,   , Moderators : ,
Part 8
16:00 - 17:45	Panel Discussion. The search for a new model of higher education and the role of the third mission of universities
	Organizers :  Institute for Social and Economic Design, National Research University Higher School of Economics
The panel discussion is a continuation of the line in which the participants discuss the industrial and technological policy of Russia. This discussion is devoted to the issues of personnel policy and the role of higher education institutions. Rapid technological, socio-economic changes in society require an adequate development of the higher education system: ensuring the highest possible rates of updating the content of educational programs, developing new forms of partnership between universities and employers and scientific organizations, and project-based learning technologies in the social and engineering fields. At the same time, universities are increasingly performing the functions of a non-financial development institution, contributing to the formation and development of technology companies and socially oriented NGOs, as well as implementing the role of a “think tank” providing analytical and consulting support in solving the problems of socio-economic development of regions and municipalities. directly participating in the formation and implementation of intersectoral public and public initiatives. Thus, universities complement their functions, realizing the "third mission" of the university. Issues for discussion: – What characteristics should a new model of higher education have, what is the role of employers, federal and regional authorities in its implementation? – How to fully use the potential of universities in the strategies for the development of territories? – What are the possible strategies for the development of the university in the framework of the implementation of the third mission? – What are the best practices for implementing the third mission of universities in Russia and in the world? – What opportunities are opened up by the partnership of universities with social enterprises and SO NGOs? – What is the role of scientific and educational centers and advanced engineering schools in the implementation of the industrial and technological policy of Russia? – What are the possibilities of universities in the formation and development of territorial clusters in the field of industry and technology?     ,   ,   ,   , The practice of implementing the project "University - open to the region" on the basis of the Department for the Coordination of Research and Innovation and Project Activities of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education "Pyatigorsk State University"   ,   ,   , Stakeholders: government, public sector and NGOs. Organizational model of interaction   , Moderators : , Universities waiting for technological breakthrough   , Moderators : ,   ,
16:00 - 17:45	Expert discussion. When and how is it time to change the strategy
	Organizers :  Leningrad region Committee for Economic Policy and Strategic Planning, Scientific Research LLC
In recent years, the factors of regional development have been constantly changing: opportunities and threats have changed dramatically, risks are assessed differently. The current strategies of the regions do not take into account such changes. In order not to treat the strategy as a simulation document, it needs to be revised. In some situations, such a revision will only be an adaptation to changes in the external environment, and in other cases, a radical reworking, a change in strategy. Questions for discussion: 1. How to understand that it is time to change the strategy, and what should become the core of territorial strategies in the new realities? 2. What territories are currently “at risk”, i.e. most likely to face the need for a radical review of the strategy? 3. What strategic management tools are needed in an era of turbulence?     ,   , Strategy for socio-economic development of the Lipetsk region for the period up to 2030   , Moderators : ,   , External Shocks and Territory Strategies: Changing Strategies   , Moderators : ,   ,   ,   ,
16:00 - 17:45	Discussion. Eurasian Dialogue: Tools for Regional Cooperation
	Organizers :  Leontief Centre – AV Group Consortium, Eurasian Business Association
Eurasian Dialogue” is a permanent discussion platform at the Russian parliamentary European Club. The decision to establish it was announced by Konstantin Kosachev on April 4, 2012 at the first meeting of the European Club that year. As a result of the current geopolitical socio-economic situation, the Russian Federation needs to strengthen Eurasian economic integration, coordinate business activities, and develop tools and formats for cooperation. The "Eurasian Dialogue" is designed to unite the efforts of representatives of civil society, business, government in the formation of new integration tools and ties of the Eurasian Union in the post-Soviet space     ,   ,   , Eurasian Dialogue: The Role of the Novosibirsk Region   ,   , welcome word   , Moderators : ,   ,
16:00 - 17:45	Round table. The region in the "figure": the effect on the economy and the population
	Organizers :  St. Petersburg State Unitary Enterprise "St. Petersburg Information and Analytical Center"
Information technologies have developed to a level where digitalization has become an integral part of society, penetrating all its spheres. Cities are rapidly “getting smarter”, traffic flows are monitored and predicted in real time, a person’s personality is being digitized, the form of interaction between the state and the citizen is changing. This is a challenge both for the technology of strategic planning and for the content of regional and city strategies. Topics for discussion: – digitalization practices that allow developing a high-quality strategy for socio-economic development; - embedding the concepts of informatization and digitalization in strategic planning documents; – prospects for digitalization and the future of strategic planning.   Digital services for the commercialization of mobile communication systems   , Automated information system of the Krasnoyarsk Territory "AIS Region-24"   , Moderators : , Artificial intelligence technologies for confidential information   , How to increase the speed of decision-making and reduce costs in program-targeted planning. Experience of St. Petersburg   , Moderators : ,   , Digitalization of the strategic planning process: practices and perspectives   ,
16:00 - 17:45	Panel Discussion. Water tourism in regional strategies: tasks and prospects https://youtu.be/82HjOXP1-7s
	Organizers :  St. Petersburg Convention Bureau, St. Petersburg Committee for Tourism Development
Interregional cooperation and development of tourism within the framework of the "Great Volga Route"   , Moderators : ,   , Development of urban water infrastructure: need and potential   , Problems and prospects for the development of water tourism in St. Petersburg   , Efficiency reserves of navigation on inland waterways of Russia   , Construction of new high-speed and excursion catamarans for tourist lines   ,   , FBU "Administration of Volgo-Balt": realities and prospects   ,
Part 9
18:00 - 18:30	FINAL PLENARY SESSION. .
Thematic line coordinators will share their impressions of the Forum events  Moderators : , Transformation strategies during turbulence   , The Past and Future of Strategic Planning in Russia   , Center, regions, municipalities   , Partnerships for Development   , Stability in a turbulent world   ,