National Education Project
The National Education Project is an initiative aimed at achieving two key objectives. The first is ensuring the global competitiveness of Russian education and the entry of the Russian Federation into the number of 10 leading countries in the world in terms of the quality of general education. The second is the education of a harmoniously developed and socially responsible person on the basis of the spiritual and moral values of the peoples of the Russian Federation, historical and national-cultural traditions.
Main article: Digital Economy of Russia
The national project "Education" envisages the implementation of 4 main directions for the development of the education system:
- updating its content, creating the necessary modern infrastructure,
- training of relevant professional personnel,
- their retraining and development,
- and the establishment of the most effective governance mechanisms.[1]
2021
"MyOffice" will be installed on more than 70 thousand laptops ICL Techno as part of the national project "Education"
On September 23, 2021, New Cloud Technologies announced the transfer of more than 70 thousand MyOffice Education licenses to ICL Techno to equip schools with computers with pre-installed domestic software. The delivery is carried out as part of the implementation of the national project "Education," schools in 39 regions of the Russian Federation will receive equipment. More details here.
161 educational institutions of Kabardino-Balkaria will receive free licenses "MyOffice Education"
The Ministry of Infrastructure and Digital Development of the Kabardino-Balkarian Republic has concluded an agreement on cooperation in the field of information technology with the New Cloud Technologies. Under the terms of the agreement, all schools in the region will switch to domestic software: 161 educational institutions of the republic will receive MyOffice Education licenses for free. More details here.
340 educational institutions adapted educational programs to the requirements of the digital economy
On September 15, 2021, the Ministry of Digital Sciences, according to Deputy Chairman Dmitry Chernyshenko, announced that 340 Russian universities and institutions of secondary vocational education adapted their programs to the requirements of the digital economy.
The programs were updated on the basis of the Reference Educational Center Innopolis University with the participation of companies from the IT industry. Student training began on September 1, 2021. Updates cover more than 1,600 disciplines and training areas:,,, big data artificial intelligence Internet of Things technology and, virtual augmented reality wireless technology. communications The Ministry of Digital Affairs will continue to coordinate this work with educational institutions within the framework of the federal project "Digital Professions" of the national program "Digital Economy" and beyond.
 | In 2021, students began training in updated programs that teachers and heads of educational institutions developed, relying on the needs of leading digital economy companies. Training in new competencies will form competitive advantages for students, allow them to successfully find a job after graduation from an educational institution or even during the training period, "said Tatyana Trubnikova, director of the Program and Project Coordination Department of the Ministry of Digital Affairs of Russia. |  |
In addition, as part of a pilot project, 25 universities began testing 30 educational programs that were developed at the request of commercial companies representing 11 priority sectors of the economy. It is assumed that according to the results of the pilot, the programs will be scaled up to other institutions.
Such updates will affect programs that train specialists in the areas of education, information and health care communication technologies, urban economy, mining, industry manufacturing transport , infrastructure, power infrastructure, and agriculture agro-industrial complex services financial.
Experts from Yandex, Aeroflot, Mail.ru Group, 1C, Rostelecom, Megafon, Russian Railways, TATNEFT, Skyeng, etc. participated in updating and updating the programs. A working group has been created for each priority industry, which includes representatives of leading universities, major industrial and IT companies, FUMO and SEC. The groups are headed by deputy sectoral ministers of the Russian Federation.
| | As of September 2021, the second stage is being completed - the approval of working programs of disciplines. After point testing, educational programs will be scaled up to other leading universities in the country, "said Maria Obraztsova, director of the Institute of Additional Education at Innopolis University. | |
2020
Government cuts budget for digital education environment
The draft budget for 2021-2022 includes a reduction in funding for the federal project "Digital Educational Environment," which is part of the national project "Education." This follows from the draft federal budget for 2021 and the planning period 2022-2023 submitted by the government to the State Duma[2].
From the documentation published for the draft budget, for 2021 it is planned to finance the Digital Educational Environment in the amount of 15.071 billion rubles, which is 9.9% less than the previously approved amount, for 2022 - 11.995 billion rubles, which is about 10.3% less. And for 2023, financing in the amount of 11.775 billion rubles is expected. This is about 11.5% lower than the amount pledged in the project passport.
At the same time, the explanatory note states that 80 million rubles from the budget of the Digital Educational Environment in 2021-2022 will be redistributed annually to the federal project "Social Elevators for Everyone," which is also part of the national project "Education."
It also says that the draft budget also provides for a reduction in budget allocations to the constituent entities of the Russian Federation for inter-budget transfers for activities in the field, formations including the introduction of a targeted model of the digital educational environment in general education organizations and professional educational organizations.
The goal of the Digital Educational Environment project is to create conditions for the introduction of a modern and safe digital educational environment, which ensures the formation of the desire for self-development and self-education among educational organizations of all types and levels, by updating the ICT infrastructure, training personnel, and creating a federal digital platform.
Earlier, the deadline for the implementation of this project was indicated by 2024, but in October 2020 , the Ministry of Education developed a draft government decree that would shift the deadline to 2030.
For 2021 and 2022, the draft budget includes a reduction in appropriations for the federal project "Modern School," which also belongs to the national project "Education." It provides, inter alia, for updating the material and technical base of schools, updating the content and technology of teaching general education programs. Deputy Minister of Education Tatyana Vasilyeva in August reported that in 2021 the supply of equipment to schools to strengthen their material and technical base will begin.
The draft budget provides for a reduction in costs here in the range of 10% in 2021 and 2022. However, unlike the Digital Educational Environment, in 2023 the Modern School is planned to be financed almost tripled: compared to the amount approved in the passport, the draft budget provides for an increase in allocations by 2.8 times, to 105 billion rubles, follows from published documents.
Elvis-NeoTech and NCI delivered 28 thousand cameras to 1.5 thousand general education institutions
At the end of 2019, ELVIS-NeoTech"" (portfolio company Rusnano"") together with National Informatization Center"" (part of the Civil Code) Rostec began supplying video surveillances the Russian development systems as part of the implementation of the national program "." Digital Economy of Russia The national program provides, among other things, for the integrated equipment of educational the country's institutions with video surveillance and security monitoring systems. This was announced on June 15, 2020 by Rusnano.
Until 2024, the Ministry of Education plans to equip more than 43 thousand general education institutions with security systems within the framework of the federal project "Digital Educational Environment," which is part of the national project "Education." More details here.
See also
- National Health Project
- National Science Project
- National Housing and Urban Environment Project
- Digital School
- Modern Digital Educational Environment in the Russian Federation (SCO)
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