TRAINING PROGRAM FOR DEUTH MANAGERS IN RUSSIA

1. TRAINING PROGRAM FOR DEUTH MANAGERS IN RUSSIA Dr. Olga KOLOSOVA Director of Educational Dpt. SPRIC , Vice Director of Institute of Innovatics SPbSPU, Professor

2. ST. PETERSBURG IN FIGURES

4. ST. PETERSBURG

6. ST. PETERSBURG

8. MAIN SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS 1 11,7 103,7 Volume of works performed by kind of economic activity ”construction” 104,2 - Industry production index 118,1 1558,8 Volume of business (in current prices) 97,2 19,4 Officially registered unemployed people, thousand persons 108,1 - Real 123,6 10791 Nominal, roubles Accrual average monthly salary of one person: 112,7 - Real monetary income per capita 128,8 136,9 Monetary income per capita/year, thous. Roubles In % to 200 4 Bill.roubles

9. MAIN SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS 112,0 - Consumer price index for goods and services % 143,9 1417 Foreign investments, mln. US dollars 109,7 154,1 Fixed capital investments 102,7 126,4 Paid services volume 113,6 15,9 Public catering turnover 120,2 283,6 Retail turnover 127,0 53,3 Volume of communications 101,1 89,9 Transportation (dispatch) of cargo, million tones 111,9 2273 Commissioned dwellings, thousand sq. m of general area In % to 200 4 Bill.roubles

10. NUMBER OF POPULATION 2526 2537 2548 2564 Females 2055 2063 2076 2093 Males 4581 4600 4624 4657 Total 200 6 200 5 200 4 200 3

11. NUMBER OF POPULATIONS BY DISTRICT 224, 3 225,8 231,1 Tsentral'ny 39 3 ,2 399,0 402,7 Frunzenskiy 120, 6 119,0 117,1 Pyshkinskiy 405,0 401,6 397,5 Primorskiy 115, 1 115,0 114,1 Petrodvortsovy 126,3 128,5 131,5 Petrogradskiy 436,6 435,1 434,5 Nevskiy 266, 3 268,9 272,4 Moskovskiy 67, 5 67,2 67,1 Kurortny 4 2 , 8 43,0 43,1 Kronshtadtskiy 301, 8 302,9 304,3 Krasnosel'skiy 324,9 327,5 330,2 Krasnogvardeiskiy 178, 3 176,2 174,8 Kolpinskiy 328,6 332,4 336,1 Kirovskiy 462, 1 464,6 467,2 Kalininskiy 412, 9 414,8 417,3 Vyborgskiy 195, 5 196,8 198,7 Vasileostrovskiy 178, 8 181,7 184,4 Admiralteiskiy 2006 2005 2004

12. STRUCTURE OF NUMBER OF PERSONS ENTERPRISES BY KINDS OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 10 – others 9 – wholesale and retail trade; automobile, motor-cycle vehicles, household and domestic repair 8 – construction 7 – education 6 – other public, social and personal services 5 – health care and social services 4 – processing production 3 – realty operations; rent and services 2 – transport and communications 1 – state administration

13. DWELLINGS CONSTRUCTION HOUSINGS (AT END-YEAR) 112 116 145 109 in % to previous year 2273 2032 1758 1214 thousand sq. m General area 33,2 27,6 23,3 16,1 Completed apartments, thousand 2005 2004 2003 2002 21,9 21,4 20,9 20,5 Average area per person, sq. m 100,3 98,6 96,8 95,7 Total floor area, million sq. m 1719 1696 1665 1642 Total number of apartments, thousand 200 5 200 4 200 3 200 2

14. UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER HIGHER SCHOOLS 9,4 11,5 9,5 8,5 Number of graduates, thousand persons 47,8 75,6 69,0 61,2 Number of students, thousand persons 44 46 47 50 Quantity of universities Private 64,5 60,3 55,5 47,5 Number of graduates, thousand persons 381,0 367,8 352,8 318,9 Number of students, thousand persons 54 55 53 52 Quantity of universities State 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 2002/03

15. PUBLIC HEALS AND RECREATION ESTABLISHMENTS 96,1 93,7 95,5 99,1 Quantity of reposed children in them, thousand persons 209 211 215 225 Quantity Summer camps 204,6 156,1 154,6 131,7 Quantity of reposed and treated people, thousand persons 11,8 10,9 11,4 10,3 Number of seats in them, thousand 53 49 49 52 Quantity Sanatoriums and recreational establishments 107 106 104 102 nurses 82 80 78 76 physicians 100 99 100 101 hospital beds Per 10 000 inhabitants: 122 119 119 122 Number of hospitals Hospitals (at end-year) 200 5 2004 2003 2002

16. CULTURE AND LEISURE TIME (AT END-YEAR) 16,6 17,7 17,9 17,1 Number of visits, millions 69 72 74 73 Quantity Mu s eum s 2,9 2,9 3,1 3,4 Number of visits, millions 43 43 45 49 Quantity Professional theatres 6,3 3,7 3,7 2,6 Number of visits, millions 54 56 1) 122 113 Quantity Cinema units to be paid 30,5 33,1 37,0 37,5 Number of seats, thousands 55 60 66 71 Quantity Leisure-time establishments 1354 1319 1293 1283 Total number of readers, thousands 1149 1147 1143 1135 In average per 100inhabitants, copies 52,6 52,8 52,9 52,8 Including books, million copies 286 309 328 342 Quantity Public libraries 2005 2004 2003 2002

17. AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES FOR PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THE MINIMAL SET OF FOOD PRODUCTS in roubles per kilo) 45,9 43,6 40,5 37,4 Baking 20,7 19,2 18,5 20,3 Sugar 24,9 30,1 23,2 21,7 Eggs, tens 134,9 126,0 114,1 112,3 Strong cheese 64,4 56,2 51,1 45,9 Non-far curds 48,9 44,2 40,4 36,9 Sour cream 13,2 11,9 10,0 9,2 Milk (on draft), liter 48,5 46,9 45,5 42,0 Margarine 39,6 39,0 37,7 35,6 Vegetable oil 111,6 100,7 92,9 85,5 Butter 69,3 57,2 47,4 46,8 Herring salted, smoked 70,5 60,6 53,6 53,5 Frizzed fish without delicatessens, undressed 74,0 67,8 73,7 56,6 Chicken 128,0 108,6 92,2 86,6 Mutton 124,8 114,9 82,4 75,8 Pork 116,8 100,3 76,3 72,9 Beef of 1-st category 2006 2005 2004 2003

18. AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES FOR PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THE MINIMAL SET OF FOOD PRODUCTS in roubles per kilo) 39,5 35,4 32,4 32,4 Apples 82,2 76,6 78,1 63,5 Cucumber 13,2 11,4 11,4 15,5 Carrots 13,8 11,8 14,9 14,1 Onion 11,8 8,2 6,6 14,8 Cabbage 11,4 9,2 9,4 11,2 Potatoes 30,4 29,2 25,3 21,8 Vermicelli 15,3 16,0 19,7 13,7 Millet 23,6 22,2 18,7 17,7 Polished rice 27,0 25,8 23,9 16,8 Wheat bread 17,8 16,5 16,3 11,3 Rye and rye-wheat bread 13,9 15,8 13,9 10,2 Wheat flour 449,4 441,0 427,4 448,8 Pepper black 187,8 182,8 172,2 161,0 Tea black 5,1 4,7 4,3 3,7 Salt 51,5 47,5 46,7 43,3 Caramel 45,9 43,6 40,5 37,4 Baking 2006 2005 2004 2003

19. OUTPUT OF SELECTED INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS 10,9 11,3 11,1 10,2 Electricity, bill. kWh 904 654 466 536 Tractors, pieces 30 30 11 3 Excavators, pieces 413 421 515 675 Electric machines large, pieces 1435,0 1162,8 751,0 31,2 Hydraulic turbines, thsd. kWh 51,1 50,2 48,5 47,9 Synthetic detergents, thousand tonnes 28,0 28,6 32,4 29,2 Paper, thousand tonnes 44 63 167 541 Hosiery, thousand of pairs 549,2 747,6 1772 826 Textile, thousand articles 0,6 1,4 3,1 3,3 Fabrics (all kings), mln sq. m 1,6 3,4 6,1 7,7 Mineral water, mln half-a-litre bottles 36,7 36,6 29,7 31,0 Pasta products, thousand tonnes 293,3 294,8 299,4 312,0 Bread and bakery products, thousand tonnes 352,2 367,6 410,8 392,4 Flour, thousand tonnes 434,1 420,6 394,5 351,9 Milk and dairy products (converted into whole milk), thousand tonnes 337,5 276,5 299,9 331,2 Canned food, mln standard tins 98,8 101,1 76,5 56,9 Semi-fished meat products, thousand tonnes 93,9 91,1 75,7 67,3 Sausage, thousand tonnes 0,5 0,6 1,1 1,4 Meat (including by-products), thousand tonnes 2005 2004 2003 2002

20. INDUSTRY PRODUCTION INDEX (in % to previous year) 101,7 98,8 126,5 Electric power, gas and water production and distribution 107,2 129,5 111,8 transport vehicles and transport equipment production 91,7 82,6 127,5 electric, electronic and optical equipment production 116,8 3,4 times 137,1 machine and equipment production 74,7 78,3 2,3 times metallurgy and metal products manufacturing 95,2 88,3 18,6 other non-metal mineral products production 107,7 94,1 86,6 rubber and plastic production 2,2 times 99,4 99,7 chemical production 91,3 114,6 97,4 cellulose and paper production; publishing and printing industry 98,4 85,9 102,3 wood and timber production 75,4 92,0 99,6 leather, leather products, leather shoes production 84,3 99,0 100,6 textile and sewing production 102,3 107,2 104,2 food production, including beverages and tobacco including: 103,9 107,5 110,7 Processing production 3,4 times 1,6 times 2,8 times Mineral production 2005 2004 2003

21. STRUCTURE OF INVESTMENTS IN FIXED CAPITAL BY SOURCES OF FINANCING (percentage to the total) 10,1 11,5 9,4 out of budgets of the subjects of the Russian Federation 19,7 15,2 14,5 out of federal budget of which: 29,9 26,8 23,9 out of them budget funds (funds of consolidated budget) 57,8 56,0 52,4 drawn funds 18,8 20,8 20,7 depreciation 20,8 21,5 26,1 profit out of them 42,2 44,0 47,6 own funds of which by sources of financing: 100 100 100 Total 2005 2004 2003

22. FOREIGN INVESTMENTS Without the taking into consideration the data from the authorities for credit regulation, commercial and savings banks as well. (mln. US dollars) 1148 848 590 784 other 20 25 36 13 portfolio 249 112 70 84 direct Including investments: 144 142 79 75 in % to previous year 1417 985 696 881 Total 2005 2004 2003 2002

23. INVESTMENTS OF COUNTRIES INTO ECONOMY OF ST. PETERSBURG IN 2005 Mln. US dollars

24. EXTERNAL TRADE TURNOVER Mln. US dollars 9170 6915 5795 4878 Import 4885 3993 2747 1739 Export 128,8 128,5 128,0 112,7 in % to previous year 14055 10908 8542 6617 Turnover – total 2005 2004 2003 2002

25. EXTERNAL TRADE TURNOVER BY COUNTRIES of which: 308,5 313,1 621,6 Netherlands 122,9 1,1 124,0 Malaysia 109,0 91,2 200,2 Republic of Korea 897,8 1176,5 2074,3 China 308,6 66,4 375,0 Italy 204,2 152,4 356,6 Spain 105,5 267,0 372,5 India 98,5 94,6 193,1 Denmark 1210,9 329,7 1540,6 Germany 252,3 124,1 376,4 United Kingdom 417,2 3,3 420,5 Brazil 223,0 51,2 274,2 Belgium 224,5 1,3 225,8 Argentina 8924,3 4328,2 13252,5 non-CIS countries 9170,3 4884,4 14054,7 Total import export of which External trade turnover

26. EXTERNAL TRADE TURNOVER BY COUNTRIES 199,5 246,4 445,9 Ukraine 3,1 197,2 200,3 Kazakhstan of which : 246,0 556,2 802,2 CIS countries 201,5 48,5 250,0 Japan 49,4 89,4 138,8 Estonia 250,3 0,0 250,3 Ecuador 253,9 166,7 420,6 Sweden 361, 6 45,2 406,8 France 963,5 401,7 1365,2 Finland 43,5 88,0 131,5 Turkey 111,2 18,6 129,8 Taiwan (China) 55,3 57,9 113,2 Thailand 707,2 238,3 945,5 USA 179,3 25,5 204,8 Poland 268,3 35,0 303,3 Norway import export of which External trade turnover

27. ST-PETERSBURG STATE ESTABLISHMENT «ST-PETERSBURG INTERREGIONAL RESOURCE CENTER»

33. OVER 2 5 00 GRADUATES Scale of business:

40. THE PROGRAM 18.11.06. 18.11.06. Departure of German trainees 20 day 17.11.06 17.11.06. Final seminar on the basis of "St.-Petersburg inter-regional resource center" 19 day 16.11.06. 16.11.06. Practice at the enterprise № 5 18 day 15.11.06. 14.11.06. Practice at the enterprise № 4 17 day 13.11.06. 13.11.06. Practice at the enterprise № 3 16 day 12.11.06. 12.11.06. Free time 15 day 11.11.06. 11.11.06. The cultural-entertaining program 14 day 10.11.06. 10.11.06. Practice at the enterprise № 2 13 day 09.11.06. 08.11.06. Practice at the enterprise № 1 10, 11 day 07.11.06. 06.11.06 . Training in High School of St.-Petersburg 8,9 day 05.11.06. 05.11.06. Free time 7 day 04.11.06. 01.11.06. Training in High School of St.-Petersburg 3,4,5,6 day 31.10.06. 31.10.06. Adjusting seminar on the basis of "St.-Petersburg inter-regional resource center" at participation of High School representatives 2 day 30.10.06 Arrival of German trainees Moving in hotel Free time 1 day Date E vent Day

44. SAINT-PETERSBURG STATE POLYTECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

46. SAINT-PETERSBURG STATE POLYTECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

48. SAINT-PETERSBURG STATE POLYTECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

50. SAINT-PETERSBURG STATE POLYTECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

67. THE INFORMATION ON THE ENTERPRISES DECLARED ON PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAM ON RECEPTION OF GERMAN TRAINEES 6 Private, Applied metrology, development, manufacture and delivery of devices for linearly-angular measurements Open Company Engineering-metrological center “ Mikro ” 2500 Private, the Batch of bread Open Society “Hlebniy Dom” 500 Private, Processing of polymeric materials Open Company “ Zavod po pererabotke plastmass imeni Komsomol’skoy pravdi” 400 Private, Manufacture of building materials, decorative paper layered plastic for car building, construction of lifts Open Society “ Slotex” 60 Private, Manufacture optical-mechanical devices Joint-Stock Company “ Optica-elite” 80 Private, Designing and construction of buildings and constructions, delivery of furniture and subjects of stock Open Company “ Creakon” 22 Private, Light industry, manufacture of children's linen jersey Open Company “ Baltik West” 1000 Private, Manufacture of cables and wires Open Society “ Sevkabel” 160 Private, Manufacture of furniture, processing of mirrors and glasses, sale Open Company “ Gurov and Co” Number of employees Pattern of ownership Field of activity N ame

68. THE TRAINING PROGRAM OF FOREIGN (GERMAN) EXPERTS AT THE RUSSIAN ENTERPRISE: 16 TOTAL 5 8 Individual part of training. Foreign (German) experts get acquainted with the chosen activity fields of the enterprise in detail, according to the coordinated plan, including on workplaces. 4 1 Moderation (summarizing of the organization - the coordinator of preparation spends): the analysis of possible cooperation directions and an exchange of experience with the enterprise. Development of individual plans of the foreign expert at the enterprise (the foreign expert can choose 1 - 2 fields of activity of the enterprise with which it would like to familiarize in more details). Formation of the coordinated plan of an individual training part passage. 3 4 The profound acquaintance to the basic activity fields of the enterprise, such as: Marketing activity. Quality management. Innovative activity. Management of the personnel, etc. List of activity fields and duration of action can be expanded depending on specificity of the enterprise and structure of group. 2 3 The general acquaintance to the enterprise. A meeting with administration: history, fields of activity and production, the purposes and prospects of development, foreign economic relations of the enterprise. Excursion on the enterprise. 1 (hours) Themes of the educational occupations №