Ecosystem. Protected Territory (Kamchatka Territory)
The forum, which took place in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, focused on four key themes: eco-technologies, nuclear technologies, wind energy, and an eco-friendly lifestyle.
Participants included representatives of 75 Russian regions as well as several other countries, including Belarus, Vietnam, Morocco, Kazakhstan, Serbia, and India.
The forum included the following events:
- Introductory session: ‘Eco-Technologies in Action: Global and National Context’
- Panel session: ‘50 Shades of Green: Environmental Education with a Focus on Renewable Energy’
- Plenary session: ‘Advanced Eco-Technologies for High Latitudes: Ensuring the Sustainable Development of the Northern Sea Route’
- Quiz hosted by Rosatom: ‘Adrenaline: Scientific Highlights of 2025’
- Panel session: ‘Human Resources in Environmental Affairs and Career Guidance’
- Interactive lecture: ‘Wind Power Generation’
- Screening of the Rosatom film: ‘The Russian Nesting Doll Principle: The Evolution of Safety’
- Debate following the panel session: ‘How to Promote Clean Energy in Russia’
- Campfire session: ‘Creative Fire: How Eco-Themed Board Games Are Born’ – Presentation of the Rosatom game Econarium
- Strategic session: ‘The Environmental Mission of Universities and Businesses’
- Final educational session: ‘Presentation of Final Products’
- Video contest organized by Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation. Themes: ‘Everyday Environmental Responsibility’ and ‘Nuclear Technologies in Our Daily Lives’
- Survey of forum participants: A sociological study of young professionals and students that focuses on their awareness of the activities of Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation, as well as their expectations about the roles of businesses and higher education institutions in matters concerning environmental sustainability
During the forum, Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation showcased its environmental business initiatives as an environmentally responsibility company and a potential employer in the environmental technologies sector.
A study (a survey of young professionals and students) was conducted during the forum to examine the extent to which young people are aware of Rosatom’s environmental activities, as well as their expectations about the roles that businesses and higher education institutions should play in environmental affairs.
The business programme featured lectures, panel discussions, and interactive training sessions with Rosatom experts.