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The role of subprogram "Ecology and environmental management" in the system of foreground research of the higher school

Authors:
V. V. Kachak1
I. I. Sharovar2
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  • 1 — Russian Correspondence Institute of Textile and Light Industry
  • 2 — Directorate of Scientific and Innovation Activities of the Ministry of Education of the RF
Date submitted:
2000-10-23
Date accepted:
2000-11-22
Date published:
2001-12-28

Abstract

In 2000, numerous applied programs of scientific research carried out by the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation were united into one super-program "Scientific Research of Higher School in Priority Directions of Science and Technology". A new Regulation on the formation of the program was adopted and the scheme of scientific activity management was significantly changed. At present the program consists of 11 subprograms: "Production Technologies", "New Materials", "Chemistry and Chemical Products", "Technologies of Living Systems", "Transportation", "Fuel and Energy", "Ecology and Environmental Management", "Electronics", "Innovations", "Quality", "Architecture and Construction". This list of subprograms almost explicitly includes nine areas from the list of research and development activities, the financing of which at the expense of a portion of profit is taken into account for taxation.

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