Russian Humanitarian Science Foundation. Russian Humanitarian Science Foundation (RHF) Report on the RHF grant
REPORTS 2004
Project managers for 2002-2004, which received financial support from the Foundation in 2004, must submit to the Russian Humanitarian Foundation a scientific and financial reports on appropriations received at the time of reporting.
CONDITIONS FOR SUBMISSION OF REPORTS TO RHF
Reporting deadlines
For competitions "a", "b", "c", "e", "e" - until December 15, 2004 (inclusive).
According to the competition "g" - within 1 month after the end of the event, but no later than December 15 .
According to the competition "z" - within 1 month after the end of the event.
The financial statements of organizations are submitted to January 30, 2005
Reports should be sent to address:
Moscow, Yaroslavskaya st., 13, Russian Humanitarian Science Foundation.
Reports can also be delivered directly to the Foundation at the specified address.
Reports sent by fax or e-mail will not be registered or considered.
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General reporting rules
The project report must fully comply with the original application.
If, in accordance with the original application, the project deadline expires in 2004, then the head of such a project must submit to the RFHF final report.
If, in accordance with the original application, it was planned to continue work on the project in 2005, then the decision to finance this project in 2005 will be made by the Foundation Council on the basis of an examination of the scientific and financial reports for 2004. The results of the examination are reported to the project manager. If the results of the examination are negative, then the financing of the project from 2005 is terminated.
To reports on research projects publications are required in 1 copy. (prints of published articles, books, printouts of electronic publications, photocopies of published abstracts of reports at conferences and manuscripts of articles accepted for publication), which, in accordance with the terms of the RFHF competition, must necessarily contain a mention of the financial support of the research project by the Foundation (indicating project number). Failure to comply with this condition may be the basis for a negative assessment of the project report. In the absence of publications, instead of form 6, it is necessary to submit, in addition to form 1a, clause 1.8. detailed scientific report (volume 10-12 pages).
Reports on projects for the organization of scientific events (conferences, seminars, etc.), as well as published materials, are submitted within 1 month after the event. Materials published later are sent additionally.
Project managers who have not submitted a scientific or financial report or who have received a negative expert assessment of the report are deprived of the right to participate in the Fund's competitions for 5 years. The lists of these leaders are entered into the database of the Fund and, by decision of the Council of the Fund, can be published in "Bulletin of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation" and on the website of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation ( http://www. *****).
If, after reviewing the reports, it turns out that the management of the organization through which the financing is carried out does not fulfill its obligations to provide financial and organizational support for the work on projects that have received support from the Russian Humanitarian Foundation or violates the rules for using the funds allocated by the Foundation, the Foundation has the right to offer the project manager to change the organization - funding recipient.
Financing of projects in 2005 will be carried out only through scientific organizations that have submitted financial reports within the prescribed time and in the prescribed form.
The Foundation notifies the project manager (if there are completed postcards attached to the application):
1) on the registration of the report;
2) on the results of the examination of the report.
Scientific and financial reports go through a multi-stage independent expertise, during which the scientific results of the work, its novelty, relevance for this branch of knowledge, the contribution of a theoretical, methodological, methodological or applied nature, the independent nature of the study, the originality of the content of the work, the prospects for the implementation of the study are evaluated; and it also turns out:
· the extent to which the work plan for 2004 declared in the project has been fulfilled;
· how the results of work in 2004 are reflected in the publications indicated in the report;
· to what extent the content of the publications indicated in the report corresponds to the problems of the project;
· Validity of the actual costs of the project.
All of this information must be included in the reports.
Regulatory documents regulating the work of the Foundation's expert system are published in "Bulletin of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation"(2002, No. 4) and on the website of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation ( http://www. *****).
Information about passing the examination - strictly confidential. In accordance with the rules of the Foundation, experts and employees do not have the right to disclose it.
Recommendations on the acceptance of reports are prepared at a meeting of expert councils of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation. The decision on the acceptance of reports and the amount of further funding for ongoing projects is approved by the Board of the Fund. The results of the examination of reports are communicated to project managers in the last ten days of February. Motives for the negative assessment of reports to authors not reported. The list of approved ongoing projects is published in "Bulletin of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation" and on the website of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation ( http://www. *****).
REGISTRATION OF REPORTS
Full set of documents
Reports must be submitted to the Russian Humanitarian Foundation in two forms - printed and electronic (on a diskette), the content of which must be identical.
The report is submitted to the Fund in an envelope marked: "RGNF - Report 2004", project number. For example: "RGNF - Report 2004, project No. a".
The envelope contains report materials for only one project in the following configuration:
· printed version report ( in 2 copies.), prepared in accordance with the established forms (see Appendix 1); each copy must have continuous page numbering and be stapled;
· electronic variant diskette report;
· two completed postcards(with stamps) addressed to the project manager, - to inform about the registration of the report and the results of its examination; on the back of the cards, the surname, name, patronymic of the project manager, the name of the project, its number and the name of the organization where the project is being implemented should be printed;
· publications according to the results of 2004 (in 1 copy). All materials attached to the report should be numbered and listed under these numbers in the appropriate column of the Form T.
Requirements for the electronic version of the report
An electronic version of the report is submitted on a diskette 3,5", on which a set of files with names should be written: FORM1.TXT, FORM2.TXT, FORM5.TXT, FORM6.TXT, FORM7.TXT, FORM8.TXT, FORM9.TXT. Each diskette contains information related to to only one project.
When preparing reporting documents in Microsoft Word at the end of the work, instead of saving in the "DOC" format, do the following: in the menu " File» select « Save as…". In the dialog box, in the list " File type» select « DOS text with line breaking (*.txt)” or “Plain text TXT”. Check if the filename is correct. Click " Save».
If the project has several executors, the FORM2.TXT file must contain sequentially presented information about all project participants.
Rules for filling out forms in a file:
- for each sub-item, the number and title are indicated; the content of the subparagraph is separated from its number by a space; if the subparagraph contains more than 65 characters, then the entry is carried out in several lines, with each next line starting from the same position as the text of the first line of the subparagraph;
- if the content of any sub-item is missing, it is not filled;
- hyphens in words are not put;
- the text in the content of sub-items is not aligned (in most editors, this corresponds to the Align Left mode);
- all monetary amounts are indicated in rubles without using any separators (dots, commas, spaces);
- the text contains only the corresponding characters (for example, it is not allowed to use the Latin "A" instead of the Russian letter "A" or the letter "O" instead of the number "0", etc.);
- Roman numerals are written in the corresponding letters of the Latin alphabet (I, V, X, M, L, C);
- Angle brackets are not allowed.
Features of reports on various types competitions
Research projects (a). The report consists of title page 1a, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 (for ongoing projects) and 1a, 2, 5, 6, 9(for completed projects).
In the form 1a p. 1.8.1. a brief annotation should be submitted for placement on the RGNF website. In the annotation, it is necessary to answer the following questions: what are the scientific results of the work, what is its novelty, relevance for this branch of knowledge, what contribution of a theoretical, methodological, methodological, source study, applied nature does it make to the development of science. For completed projects, you must submit final detailed scientific report (form 9) with a volume of 0.5 p. l., fully prepared for its possible publication as a scientific article in "Bulletin of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation". To the final report on scientific - research project, if it is provided for by the original application, the project manager in the form of an application must submit a specific result of the work done (manuscript of a monograph, dictionary, bibliographic index, inventory of archival funds, etc.).
Projects for the development of scientific telecommunications and material bases of scientific researches in the field of the humanities (b). The report consists of title page and sections prepared according to the forms 1b, 2, 5.
1.12. Summary the work actually done during the year by each of the main executors who received payments under the project
Project manager's signature
Form 1g
Report on the project of organizing a scientific event
(with abstracts of reports and other published materials)
1.1. Project number
1.2. Chairman of the Organizing Committee (does not enter on a diskette)
1.3. Name
1.5. Classifier codes
1.7. Venue (city, region)
1.8. Short and full name of the organization on the basis of which the event was held
1.9. Number of participants
1.10. Detailed analytical report on the event (at least 4 pages)
Project manager's signature
Form 1d
Report on the project of publication of scientific papers
(placed on a diskette in the file FORM1.TXT)
1.1. Project number
1.3.1. The name of the project according to the application for the competition
1.3.2. Title of the book published as part of the project
1.4. Brief abstract of the publication (no more than 1 page)
1.5. Brief annotation on English language
1.6. Book imprint:
release date -
date of signing for printing -
conv. oven l. -
number of illustrations -
1.7. Description of the state of work on the publication of the book (no more than 1 page)
Project manager's signature
Form 1e
Report on the project of expeditions, other field studies, experimental laboratory and scientific restoration work
(placed on a diskette in the file FORM1.TXT)
1.1. Project number
1.2. Project manager (not included on diskette)
1.3. Project name
1.4. Project implementation timeline (start year - end year)
1.5. Classifier codes
1.6. Keywords(no more than 15)
1.7. The work plan for 2004 declared in the project.
1.8.1. Brief summary of the results obtained (0.5-1 page for publication on the Russian Humanitarian Foundation website)
Project manager's signature
Form 1h
Report on the project of participation of Russian scientists
in scientific events abroad
(placed on a diskette in the file FORM1.TXT)
1.1. Project number
1.2. Surname, name, patronymic of a scientist who participated in a foreign scientific event (not recorded on a diskette)
1.3. event title
1.4. Dates of the event (for example, 03.03.2004-07.03.2004)
1.5. Classifier codes
1.6. Keywords (no more than 15)
1.7. Venue (city, country)
1.8. Short and full name of the organization - the addressee of financing
1.9. Total number of participants in the international event
1.10. Detailed analytical report on the event (no more than 4 pages)
Project manager's signature
Form 2
Information about the leader and main executors of the project
(placed on a floppy disk in the file FORM2.TXT)
(a separate form is filled out for each participant;
if the project has several executors, the FORM2.TXT file must contain sequentially presented information about all project participants; information about each participant is separated by one line)
2.1. Surname, name, patronymic (in full)
2.2. Date of birth (in numbers - day, month, year)
2.3.1. Academic degree
2.3.2. Year of award of the degree
2.4.1. Academic title
2.4.2. Year of awarding the academic title
2.5.1 Full name of the organization - the main place of work
2.5.2. Abbreviated name of the organization - the main place of work
2.6. Job title
2.7.1. Area of scientific interests (key words)
2.7.2. Area of scientific interests (codes according to the classifier)
2.8.1. Total number of publications
2.8.2. Support for projects of the leader/executor in the form of grants (names of funds, years, numbers and names of projects - for the last 5 years)
2.9.1. Postcode
2.9.2. Mailing address
2.10. office phone
2.11. Home phone
2.13. Email address
2.14. Participation in the project R- supervisor; And- performer)
Signature of the head (main executors) of the project
Form 5
Project financial report
(placed on a diskette in the file FORM5.TXT)
5.1. Project number
5.2. Fulfillment of the cost estimate for 2004
5.2.1. Funding received in 2004 from the Russian Humanitarian Foundation, total
5.2.2. Actual expenses for 2004, total
including:
5.2.3. Salary, total
5.2.4. Payroll accruals
5.2.5. Purchasing durable items
5.2.6. Purchasing supplies and consumables
including:
5.2.6.1. stationery, materials and items for current business purposes
5.2.6.2. others Consumables and supplies
5.2.7. Third party services and other operating expenses, total
including:
5.2.7.1. payment for services of research organizations
5.2.7.2. other expenses
5.2.8. Travel expenses
5.2.10. Payment for renting premises
5.2.11. Payment for current repairs of equipment and inventory
5.3. Breakdown of actual expenses
5.3.1. List of all executors (including the leader) indicating the total amount of payments to each of the project funds for the reporting period
5.3.2. List of equipment and materials purchased with project funds, indicating actual costs (for items worth more than 1000 rubles)
5.3.3. List of equipment purchased with the funds of the Russian Humanitarian Fund allocated under the project and from additional sources (actual cost of equipment; costs from project funds; costs from other sources; for example: 3000; 1000; 2000)
5.3.5. Payment for services of third-party organizations: a list of contracts (accounts) indicating the subject and amount of each contract, as well as the executing organization (supplier)
8.3.Payroll accruals
8.4.Purchasing supplies and consumables
8.5.Travel expenses
8.6.Payment transport services (not specified for ongoing projects)
8.7.Payment for communication services
8.9.Payment for the services of research organizations
8.10.Payment for current repairs of equipment and inventory
8.11.Other current expenses
8.12.Acquisition of non-production equipment
and durable goods for government agencies
Project manager's signature
Form 9
Final scientific report on the project
(placed on a diskette in the file FORM9.TXT)
9.1. Project number
9.2. Project manager (not included on diskette)
9.3. Project name
9.4. Terms of project implementation in accordance with the original application (start year - end year)
9.5. Classifier codes
9.6. Keywords (no more than 15)
9.7. The work plan declared in the project for the entire duration of the project (by years)
9.9. The main results of the completed project (10-12 pages), which are a text that is completely ready for publication as a scientific article in the Vestnik of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation
9.10. Brief abstract in English (no more than 1 page)
Project manager's signature
Form 10
Consolidated financial statements for 2004
REPORT on the execution of the cost estimate for 2004
(name of company)
________________________________________________
(number of contract (agreement), date)
under projects funded by the Russian Humanitarian Science Foundation in 2004
Types of expenses | Approved according to the estimate for 2004. | Cash expenses | Actual expenses |
Compensation for civil servants | |||
Payroll accruals | |||
Purchasing supplies and consumables | |||
Travel expenses | |||
Payment for transport services (only for competition projects "e") | |||
Payment for communication services | |||
Payment utilities- rental of premises (only for projects of competitions "G" and "e") | |||
Payment for the services of research organizations | |||
Payment for current equipment repairs | |||
Other current expenses | |||
Acquisition of non-production equipment and durables for government agencies | |||
TOTAL EXPENSES Including: Costs for organizational, financial and technical support of projects of competitions "a" and "c", taken into account in the relevant budget items |
Signature of the head of the organization
Signature of the chief accountant
See appendix 3 to the announcement "Competitions of 2005".
All monetary amounts are indicated in rubles - in accordance with the amount of funding at the time of the report.
Amount of funding requested only for 2005. Costs for organizational, financial and technical support of the projects of competitions "a" and "c" are taken into account in the relevant budget items and are set at no more than 15% of the total amount of project financing.
The costs of organizational, financial and technical support for projects of competitions "a" and "c" are taken into account in the relevant budget items and are set at no more than 15% of the total amount of project financing.
Brief report on the grant of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation "The problem of choosing a profession and attitudes towards education among young people (on the example of the Republic of Tatarstan)"
The team analyzed the empirical material on the motivations of high school students when choosing a profession. The research was carried out by the method of questioning. The collection of material was carried out in rural schools of five municipal districts and urban schools in four cities of the Republic of Tatarstan. The original questionnaire of 34 questions revealing personal information about high school students, their families, preferences, future profession and professional intentions. The survey involved 1080 students, aged 16 to 18 years, boys - 41%, girls - 59%. From rural schools - 47%, of which 37% are men, 63% are women, from urban schools they accounted for 53%, of which 45% were men, 55% were women.
Results. The quantitative composition of the family was studied: most families consist of 4 people. The first child in the family is 45%/47% (village/city, respectively) of the respondents, the second - 39%/29%, the third - 12%/16%, the fourth - 4%/6%, the fifth or more - 0.
As part of the project, an analysis was made of the impact of social, economic factors and personal guidelines for choosing a profession. It was found that material motives, a personal reference point, and a utilitarian aspect are decisive in choosing a profession. The results show that the young people surveyed are striving for a profession that would provide them with a stable future and would be interesting to them, regardless of whether it is prestigious or not. On the basis of quantitative data, a scale of intensity (index) of their influence at the stage of choosing a profession among high school students is proposed. In general, the majority of schoolchildren (51% / 37%) do not see obstacles to getting an education, some students (23% / 27%) noted “lack of school knowledge” as a barrier. 19% of respondents living in rural areas named “living in another city” as one of the significant barriers. Some respondents (14%/7%) are afraid of the language barrier. The self-assessment of individual and personal qualities by high school students when choosing a profession was also analyzed.
The issue of choosing an educational institution was investigated. 17% of high school students choose primary and secondary vocational education, 83% - higher education. It can be assumed that this occurs under the influence current trend pursuit of higher education.
We have identified factors that high school students evaluate as significant in their lives and determined the place of professional activity among them. A scale of significance of various factors and an index of its manifestation (PI, the maximum value of PI is 100) have been built. professional activity high school students put in 4th place with IP 18/21 (village / city, respectively). The first place is occupied by "life success" (IP 34/31). Moreover, “life success”, according to both rural and urban schoolchildren, depends primarily on purposefulness (IP 61/42), then on the availability higher education(IP 30/33). In second place in terms of priority of the scale of significance of factors in life is high paying job(IP 27/25), in third place - material security (23/22). Next in descending order of importance are prestige (IP 21/22) and status (20/18). "Independence of decision-making" takes the last place in priority with IP 38/35.
Awareness and sources of information about the future profession. Information about the requirements for the profession is known to 36%/33% of students. “I will find out when I go to study,” 14%/14% answered. Majority - 42%/43% know General requirements to the chosen profession.
65%/59% of students get information about their chosen profession from the Internet, 13%/18% from parents, 7%/10% from representatives educational institutions, 6% / 7% from representatives of the chosen profession, 4% / 2% from TV shows, 4% / 1% in career guidance lessons
The Russian Humanitarian Foundation was established by the Government Decree Russian Federation September 8, 1994 in order to state support the development of the humanities, the multiplication of accumulated scientific knowledge and their wide dissemination in society, the revival of the traditions of the domestic humanities. The activities of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation are managed by the Council of the Foundation.
RGNF - self-governing state organization, the funds of which are formed at the expense of state appropriations and borrowed funds. The Foundation supports scientific research in all areas of the humanities: philosophy, political science, sociology, science of science, law, economics, history, archeology, ethnology, art history, philology, psychology, pedagogy, complex problems of human study.
Support for scientific projects is carried out on the basis of a thorough multi-stage independent scientific expertise. The expert system of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation consists of six expert councils:
- philosophy, sociology, political science, law, science of science
- problems of a comprehensive study of man
- history, archeology and ethnology
- economy
- philology and art history
- information systems and telecommunications.
-research projects;
The Foundation supports research projects in the humanities and social sciences in areas 01 (history; archeology; ethnography), 02 (economics), 03 (philosophy; sociology; jurisprudence; political science; social history of science and technology; science of science), 04 (philology; art history) , 06 (comprehensive study of man; psychology; pedagogy; social problems medicine and human ecology).
- publishing projects;
Fund supported scientific publications, presenting the results of research in areas 01, 02, 03, 04, 06.
-projects for the development of scientific telecommunications and the material and technical base of humanitarian scientific research;
The Foundation accepts for consideration applications for the development of scientific telecommunications and the material and technical base of scientific research in directions 01, 02, 03, 04, 06.
-projects for organizing Russian and international scientific events on the territory of the Russian Federation;
Applications for holding scientific events (conferences, symposiums, meetings, permanent scientific seminars, round tables, etc.) on the territory of the Russian Federation are accepted for consideration. topical issues sciences, in directions 01, 02, 03, 04, 06.
-projects for the participation of Russian scientists in scientific events abroad;
Individual applications for the participation of Russian scientists in scientific events abroad in directions 01, 02, 03, 04, 06 are accepted for consideration.
- projects for the organization of expeditions, field, experimental laboratory research and scientific restoration work;
The Foundation supports projects for the organization of expeditionary, field, experimental laboratory research and scientific restoration work, including statistical surveys, modeling of socio-economic processes, development of experimental methods, scientific restoration work in areas 01, 02, 03, 04, 06.
-projects of creation of information systems.
The Foundation supports projects to create information systems (IS) for conducting humanitarian research in the fields of knowledge 01, 02, 03, 04, 06.
Since 1998, in order to consolidate the efforts of central and regional bodies to support science, regional competitions have been held.
The Foundation has a unique database on humanities research in Russia, conducts scientific research, is the founder of the journals "Bulletin of the Russian Humanitarian Scientific Fund" and "Science Studies", regularly publishes the "Catalogue of Books Published with the Support of the Russian Humanitarian Scientific Fund".
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The fund is state non-profit organization in the shape of federal institution, which is under the jurisdiction of the Government of the Russian Federation and carries out its activities in accordance with the Constitution, federal laws, decrees and orders of the President of the Russian Federation, decrees and orders of the Government and the charter of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation.
The activities of the Foundation are based on the principle of self-governance, which consists in the right to independently choose areas of humanitarian research, distribute extrabudgetary funds and approve the distribution of appropriations allocated from federal budget, in the fields of the humanities and projects on a competitive basis.
The Fund implements its tasks in cooperation with the federal body executive power responsible for the implementation of a unified state scientific and technical policy, public scientific organizations and associations.
In its activities, the Foundation adheres to the principle of granting scientists the right to freedom of creativity, the choice of directions and methods for conducting humanitarian research.
The main goal of the Foundation is to support humanitarian scientific research and dissemination of humanitarian scientific knowledge in society.
Foundation Chairs
The current composition of the Council of the Russian Humanitarian Foundation:
- Vorotnikov Yu. L - Deputy Chairman of the Council, Leading Researcher, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Alekseev V. V. - Chief Researcher, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Bazarov B. V. - Director, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Vasilyev V. I. - general director State (unitary) enterprise "Academic Scientific Publishing, Production, Printing and Book Distribution Center" Nauka "", President of the Association of Book Publishers of Russia, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Davydov, Y. S. Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, Academician of the Russian Academy of Education
- Derevianko A. P.
- Dynkin A.A. - Member of the Bureau of the Council, Academician-Secretary of the Department global problems and international relations RAS, director
- Zhukov V. I - President of the State educational institution higher vocational education"Russian State Social University", Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Ivanov V. V. - Member of the Bureau of the Council, Deputy Director of the Institute for the Development of Science of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Deputy President of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Economics
- Ivanchik A.I. - Chief Researcher, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Kropachev N.M. - Rector of the Federal State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education "Saint Petersburg State University", Doctor of Law, Professor
- Kudelin A. B. - director, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Levykin A. K. - member of the bureau of the council, director of the federal public institution culture "State Historical Museum", Candidate of Historical Sciences
- Mikhailova E. I. - Rector of the Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education "North-Eastern Federal University" M. K. Ammosov ”, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor
- Rogov S. M. - director, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Rubtsov V.V. - President of the State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education "Moscow City Psychological-Pedagogical University", Doctor of Psychology, Professor, Academician of the Russian Academy of Education
