Aware that sustainable development can be a complex and unfamiliar topic to many, we aimed to create an engaging and accessible training course, opting for a long- read format. Instead of following the traditional e-learning approach with sequential slides and numerous tests, the course is designed more like a media experience. We also plan to enhance the course by incorporating case studies that feature creative solutions to practical challenges and engage students in real-life scenarios, making the training even more practical.

A responsible user of natural resources, Russian Railways takes measures to dispose of PCB-containing equipment, meeting commitments assumed by Russia as part of the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants. We bore witness of the waste being neutralised in an environmentally safe manner based on the principles of best available techniques. Russian Railways will keep doing that, and, in line with the roadmap, we plan to have fully disposed of such equipment by the year 2028.

Upon assessment completion, all individuals received detailed health reports, tailored advice on reducing risk factors, and a wellness improvement plan. Referrals to specialty doctors were provided when necessary. Beyond mere medical outreach, the Health Train represents a tangible commitment to enhancing national health.