Winter Universiade 2019 is the 29th edition of the international student tournament, which will be held from 2 to 12 March 2019. The championship will take place in the center of Siberia - Krasnoyarsk. The competition will visit Russia for the first time. Our country has never become the host of the tournament. This is a unique event in Russian history. Therefore, the organizers of the sporting event are eager to surprise the imagination of the world sports community and future participants!
Where and when the XXIX Winter Universiade 2019 will take place
A large-scale competition will be organized from 2 to 12 March 2019. Russian Krasnoyarsk will become the center of sports passions. The Siberian city was chosen as the venue for the championship based on the results of voting by the members of the International University Sports Federation. The only competitor - the Swiss Canton of Valais - starred at the preliminary stage.
Russia has never hosted the Winter University Games. But our country was the capital of the Summer Universiade. The last time the tournament visited Russia was in 2013. The competition was held in Kazan.
Universiade sports facilities
Thousands of athletes will take part in the event. The organizers will prepare dozens of sports facilities for competitions and training especially for them. Let's analyze the most significant of them.
SC "Academy of Winter Sports"
Multifunctional sports complex with a total area of 1,549 sq. meters. It includes tracks for freestyle, cross-country skiing, snowboarding and orienteering.
SK is new. It was founded in 2012. Construction is expected to be completed in early 2018.
Park of sports and recreation "Bobrovy log"
The sports complex is intended for holding competitions in alpine skiing. It has 14 tracks, with a total length of almost 10,000 meters.
"Bobrovy Log" was opened in 2006. It is currently being actively reconstructed to meet the standards of the future championship.
Platinum Arena
The main sports facility of the 2019 World Winter Universiade. The arena will host the opening and closing ceremonies, as well as ice hockey games for men.
The facility will open in 2018. Its capacity should be 7,000 seats.
Ice arena on the street. Partisan Zheleznyak
Another ice arena. The sports complex is designed to host hockey matches among women's teams.
The capacity of the structure is rather modest - 3,500.
SC "Academy of Biathlon"
A modern complex, opened in 2011. On the territory of the "Academy of Biathlon" there are several biathlon tracks with a total length of 12 km.
"Arena-North"
Indoor ice rink for 3,000 spectators. It will host short track and figure skating competitions.
Enisey
Football stadium of the local club of the same name. During the championship, it will be converted for bandy matches.
This is not a complete list of all sports facilities. The athletes will also have the following SCs at their disposal:
- ice palace "Sokol";
- indoor skating rink "Pervomaisky";
- Central stadium. Lenin Komsomol;
- sports palace them. I. Yarygina;
- ice arena "Dawn".
Competition program
As part of the Winter Universiade 2019 in Krasnoyarsk, athletes will compete for 76 sets of awards in 11 types of competitions. Here is a list of them:
- biathlon;
- skiing;
- hockey;
- curling;
- ski race;
- snowboard;
- figure skating;
- short track;
- freestyle;
- orienteering;
- Hockey with a ball.
The first eight of them are included in the compulsory program, and the last three are optional, they were proposed by the host. Full information on sports disciplines can be found on the official website of the Universiade 2019 - www.krsk2019.ru.
Tournament participants
It is assumed that the event will be attended by about 3,000 athletes from dozens of countries around the world. In the last edition, 1,604 athletes from 56 countries competed for medals. In addition to the main heroes of the occasion, the competition will be attended by many journalists, volunteers and tens of thousands of fans!
Journalists and spectators will be accommodated in hotels. But especially for athletes and volunteers, the organizers will create the Universiade Village. It will be opened on the campus of the Siberian Federal University. In the Village, guests of Krasnoyarsk will be able to rest, refresh themselves and have fun.
Sports event volunteers
It is expected that at least 5,000 volunteers from dozens of countries around the world will come to the capital of Siberia. To become a volunteer, you need to register on the official website www.krsk2019.ru and fill out a special form. It must indicate:
- Full name (in Latin);
- citizenship;
- date of birth;
- size of shoes and clothes (necessary for sewing equipment);
- place of residence;
- residence address by registration;
- contacts;
- passport data;
- place of study / work;
- what languages do you have (if any);
- volunteer experience (if any);
- sports where you want to volunteer.
Also, you must upload your photo in a certain format.
Medal test
Of course, this is not the Olympics. But it's still nice for the athlete and his country to win a medal. And here Russia was lucky. We have a whole host of athletes who are able to surprise with the result.
In the last championship, the Russians were the best. As a result of the games, they won 71 medals, 29 of which are of the highest standard. The top five teams in 2017 looked like this:
- Russia;
- Kazakhstan;
- The Republic of Korea;
- Japan;
- Poland.
In 2019, our country will host the tournament. Therefore, at the very least, the Russians should not perform worse!
Afterword
"Real winter" - this is how the main slogan of the future competition is translated. I would very much like the athletes who come to Krasnoyarsk from all over the planet to show real wrestling, and the volunteers and spectators - real friendliness and patience. This drawing of the Universiade should be remembered by the whole world!
Gifted students can demonstrate their own skills at various school competitions. Fortunately, there are many such competitions annually. All-Russian assessments of the knowledge of schoolchildren are carried out under the leadership of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation. For this, the government annually approves the exact dates for all the Olympiads. It is noteworthy that the events of the publicized type cover almost all existing subjects and disciplines that are included in the compulsory curriculum for general education.
Basic moments
Participation in any Olympiad provides schoolchildren with the opportunity to gain experience in answering intellectual questions from various competitions, and also to expand their own knowledge in a particular area. As a result, students begin to cope more calmly with different versions of knowledge testing and understand the full responsibility entrusted to them to protect the level of their educational institution. The bottom line is that the child gradually develops a sense of duty. Among other things, an excellent result of the Olympiad brings some kind of monetary reward and gives some advantages when entering a university, in the form of additional points.
To find out which kind of competition of this kind you can take part in in the near future, you should list all the school Olympiads 2018-2019.
Stages of the
Competitions for the next academic year will be held in 4 stages, divided according to the territorial aspect. All these stages are carried out in the regions and cities of Russia, according to the previously drawn up and approved plan by the municipal department of education.
It turns out that all students who applied for participation in the Olympiad must go through 4 stages of the competition.
- School stage. At the beginning of the academic year, September-October 2018, competitions to assess the knowledge of schoolchildren will be held within individual schools. All parallels of students, starting from high school, are subject to testing. Tasks for the upcoming competition are prepared by the methodological commission of the region. The same department is responsible for the formation of issues for rural and regional secondary schools.
- City step. In December 2018 and January 2019, the next stage of the Olympiads starts, where the winners of regional and city competitions take part. These are students in grades 7-11. The tasks of this level are developed by the organizers of the subsequent stage of knowledge assessment, while the local authorities are engaged in questions regarding the location and preparation for the announced events.
- Regional level. From January to February 2019, the next stage of the All-Russian Olympiad is taking place. The winners of the last year's Olympiads become its participants.
- All-Russian stage. The organizer is the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation. The time of the event is March and April 2019. The winners of the regional stage and last year's winners become participants in the final stage of the Olympiad. The exception is children who took first place in the competition, but lagged behind other prize-winners in terms of points.
The winners of the All-Russian Olympiad can take part in the international competition if they want. They are held during the summer holidays. 
List of items
In the next academic year, all Russian schoolchildren can try their hand at the Olympiads in the following subjects.
- Natural sciences - chemistry, ecology, geography, biology.
- Humanities - law, history, economics.
- Exact sciences - physical, mathematical and analytical direction.
- Philology - Russian language and literature, foreign languages.
- Other subjects - Belarusian Railways, physical and artistic culture.
The exact list of Olympiads scheduled for next year is still unknown, but in 2018 their total number is 97, which is 9 more than in 2017.
Privileges of prize-winners and winners of the Olympiads
Each of the announced variations in the assessment of knowledge corresponds to its own level: I, II or III. Level I is considered the most difficult for schoolchildren to pass, but it is he who provides the greatest number of privileges for its prize-winners during admission to various universities in Russia. 
All Olympiad benefits are divided into two categories:
- those who have earned a prize in some discipline receive the highest score for it during the exam;
- the ability to enroll in a university without exams.
To date, the following competitions are considered the most famous state level I Olympiads:
- "Highest test";
- "Young talents";
- "Lomonosov";
- "Culture and art";
- "Moscow school";
- The Olympics of the St. Petersburg State Institute;
- St. Petersburg Astronomical;
- "Information Technology".
Popular level II Olympiads:
- Technokubok;
- "Teacher of the school of the future";
- Moscow;
- Lomonosov Tournament;
- "Eurasian Linguistic";
- Herzenovskaya.
In the list of Olympiads of the III level of competitions in 2018-2019, you can find the following names:
According to the current decree "On all changes and the procedure for admission to universities" all prize-winners or winners of the last stage of the competition have the right to enter the selected university without entrance exams. True, we are talking about the direction of training, in which subject certain heights have been achieved.
The use of the marked benefit remains with the winner or prize-winner of the Olympiad for the next 4 years, after which all achievements are canceled.
Preparation
All Olympiad tasks for 2018-2019 are divided into 2 types:
- assessment of theoretical knowledge;
- the ability to use theory in practice and demonstration of their skills.
The required level of preparation for the Olympiad can be achieved with the help of special domestic sites, which set out last year's tasks. They can be used both to test your own knowledge and to find problem areas in preparation. On the same sites, there are clarifications on the timing of all rounds of the future Olympiad, as well as the results of the past competitions.
1. Winners and prize-winners of which Olympiads are given benefits?
Benefits for admission to universities of the Russian Federation are provided for the Olympiads included in the List of Olympiads for schoolchildren for the current academic year, which are held under the auspices of the Russian Council of Olympiads for Schoolchildren (RSOSH) and the All-Russian Olympiad for Schoolchildren (held under the auspices of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation ) .
2. What benefits can the winners and prize-winners of the Olympiads expect?
Upon admission to a university, winners and prize-winners of the Olympiads for schoolchildren included in the List of Olympiads for schoolchildren for the current academic year are provided with one of the following benefits:
first-order privilege - to be enrolled in a university without entrance tests for areas of training (specialties) corresponding to the profile of the Olympiad (the correspondence between the direction of training (specialty) and the profile of the Olympiad is determined by the university independently);
benefits of the second order - to be equated to persons who have scored the maximum number of points in the unified state examination (USE) in a general education subject corresponding to the profile of the Olympiad, or to persons who have successfully passed additional entrance tests of a specialized creative and (or) professional orientation.
3. During what period can the winner and awardee of the Olympiad for schoolchildren apply for admission benefits?
The winner and prize-winner of the Olympiads for schoolchildren included in the List of Olympiads for schoolchildren for the current academic year can take advantage of their privilege when entering a university for 4 years.
4. Who and how determines what benefits will be provided to the winners and prize-winners of school Olympiads?
Each university has the right to independently determine the winners and prize-winners of the Olympiads, in what subject, and at what level, they receive a privilege upon admission to this university. At the same time, the university does not have the right to determine specific Olympiads, the winners and prize-winners of which are provided with benefits. If the university gives benefits to the winners and prize-winners of the Olympiads of 2 and / or 3 levels, it must provide benefits to the winners and prize-winners of the Olympiads, respectively, of 1 or 1 and 2 levels.
For example: The university decides that all the winners and prize-winners of the Level 2 Chemistry Olympiads are entitled to receive a benefit of -100 points on the entrance test in chemistry. In this case, the university is also obliged to provide benefits to the winners and prize-winners of the 1st level chemistry Olympiads. At the same time, the university has the right not to give any benefits to the students of the Olympiads in chemistry of the 3rd level.
The university also does not have the right to provide benefits to the winners and prize-winners of a specific Olympiad; benefits are given to all Olympiad winners in a given subject of a specific level.
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If one university provides benefits to Olympiad diploma winners in the relevant profile (mathematics, social studies, chemistry, biology, etc.), then other universities of the Russian Federation are in no way connected by this decision. The university also has the right not to provide any benefits to the winners and prize-winners of school Olympiads.
5. Where and when can I see a list of benefits that are provided to me as a winner or awardee of a particular Olympiad?
The list of benefits can be seen on the official website of the university where you are going to apply after June 1 of the current academic year.
6. Who is eligible for benefits?
By the decision of the university, privileges are provided only to the winners and prize-winners of the final stages of the Olympiads for schoolchildren included in the List of Olympiads for schoolchildren for the current academic year, as well as winners and prize-winners of the All-Russian Olympiad for schoolchildren.
7. When can I find out the level of the school Olympiad in which I took part?
The levels of Olympiads for schoolchildren are approved by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, as a rule, together with the approval of the final version of the list of Olympiads. The corresponding order is usually posted on the RSOSH website after its official publication.
8. If you won an Olympiad that gives you an admission benefit (let's say physics), do you need to take the Unified State Exam in this subject?
Yes. And get at least 75 points on the exam. Moreover, at the discretion of the university, this score can be increased.
9. What documents for the Olympiad must be submitted to the university by the winners and prize-winners?
Winners and prize-winners of schoolchildren's Olympiads submit, at their discretion, signed by the chairman and certified by the seal of the organizing committee of the corresponding Olympiad, the original diploma of the winner or prize-winner of the Olympiad (or a certified copy), or an electronic form of the diploma, printed through the services of the RSOSH portal “World of Olympiads” (www.rsr-olymp .ru).
10. Upon admission to how many universities will I be able to use my privilege based on the diploma of the winner and / or prize-winner of the school Olympiad?
If the university to which the admission documents are submitted provides you, as the winner / prize-winner of the school Olympiad, the privilege "admission without exams", you notis entitled to use this benefit at another university.
Another rule applies to benefits "100 points on the entrance test" or "to be equated to a person who scored 100 points on the exam". These benefits can be used in all universities that provide them (but no more than 5).
The All-Russian Olympiad for Schoolchildren is one of the most massive and long-awaited events in the educational sphere of Russia. It is anticipated by gifted children who study in almost all grades. Perhaps, only the annual State Attestation of Students can be called a more ambitious project, because thousands of schoolchildren take part in the Olympiad, who demonstrate the knowledge gained in 24 academic disciplines.
To become a participant in this event is a mission full of honor and responsibility. Well, winning the Olympics in one of the subjects is a chance to demonstrate the knowledge and skills accumulated over the years, the opportunity to stand up for your school, and also get great prizes. For pupils of grades 9-11, victory in the highest round of the competition is accompanied by another important and even fateful opportunity - they get a chance to become applicants of the best universities, institutes and academies of the Russian Federation on preferential terms.
Of course, becoming a winner is not so easy - it is not enough to be just a talented student. Competitors have to work through study materials and master topics that go far beyond what is required to achieve an excellent grade. Let's find out how, when and in what mode the All-Russian Olympiad will be held in the 2018/2019 academic year!
The first round of the 2019 Olympics starts in schools in September 2018!
From the history of the Olympics
Of course, we can talk about the development of the modern All-Russian Olympiad from the moment the history of Russia as a federal state began. However, the foundations of this event in the field of education were laid back in the distant 19th century, when, in 1886, members of the Astronomical Community of the Russian Empire initiated an Olympiad competition in solving mathematical problems for “learning youth”.
When the Soviet Union replaced the Russian Empire on the world map, the school Olympiad movement not only did not stop, but also intensified noticeably - since the 30s of the last century, Olympiads in such disciplines as mathematics, physics and chemistry began to be held for high school students. Gradually, the Olympiads began to be called All-Union, but in the 60s the Minister of Education M.A. Prokofiev signed a decree approving a whole list of Olympiad competitions between schoolchildren.
Over time, the number of subjects in which you could demonstrate your knowledge only increased. For example, computer science was included in the list back in 1989, since 1992 geography was included in the list, two years later - astronomy and ecology, three years later - literature, and in 2000 the first foreign language was added to the list - it became German. The last expansion in the number of subjects occurred in 2016, when students began to compete in three more foreign languages (Spanish, Chinese and Italian).
Interesting fact: today, specialists from the Department of General Education, which is part of the structure of the Ministry of Education of the country, supervise the Olympiads in 24 subjects.
Disciplines of the All-Russian Olympiad
In the 2018/2019 academic year, Russian students will have a chance to compete for victory in the Olympiad rounds, which are held in the following school disciplines:
- the exact sciences are represented by such disciplines as informatics and computer technology, as well as one of the "oldest" subjects - mathematics;
- disciplines of a natural nature are represented by an extremely wide list - you can take part in a geographical, biological, astronomical, physical, chemical and environmental competition;
- the philological direction includes competitions in the knowledge of German, English, Chinese, Spanish, French and Italian languages, as well as Russian language and literature;
- students who are inclined to the humanities can try their hand at the history Olympiad, social studies, competition in the field of law or economics;
- in addition, the number of Olympiad subjects includes art, technology and the basics of life safety, as well as a competition for real athletes - physical culture.
Organization of the Federal Olympiad
Victory in the All-Russian Olympiad involves going through a long and difficult path, because students will have to demonstrate their strongest sides during 4 stages:
- School stage. This tour can be safely called the simplest one, since it is organized by the local authorities responsible for education in the city districts. In the first stage, the guys representing classes from 5th to 11th compete. Grade 4 students take part in this tour in only two subjects - Russian and Mathematics. The students' desire should not be limited in any way - anyone can become a participant in the school tour. However, you need to be prepared for the fact that the assignments will go beyond the usual program, or even represent the topics studied in high school. The winners go to the next round.
- Municipal stage. In this tour, participants are children from grades 7 through 11. This stage is organized by the city department of education, whose specialists set the quotas of participants for each academic discipline, draws up lists of students (taking into account the number of points that each class received in the previous stage of the Olympiad). Both the winners of the school rounds of the current year and the guys who won the Olympiad last year can participate.
- Regional stage. This level of the Olympiad is held for students who study in programs from grades 9 to 11. Participation is determined by the number of points scored in the municipal subject tour. As in the previous stage, both winners of the municipal stage of the 2018/2019 academic year and the last one can compete. In addition, the number of participants can be expanded at the expense of students who study abroad in educational institutions subordinate to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia.
- The final stage is carried out on a national scale. The composition of the final round of the Olympiad is formed directly by specialists representing the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation. Pupils who have won the current and last academic period can also compete in this round. If a situation arises that in some region of the country none of the participants in the subject Olympiad was able to score the required number of points, then the Ministry of Education may agree to delegate one student who scored at least 50% of all points for the tasks of the regional round. An exception is also possible for students who actually study in grades 5-8 of the school, but wish to speak in the subject for grade 9. The winners and prize-winners of this prestigious round are awarded diplomas that certify the right to enter any universities in the country. It is necessary to comply with only two conditions - to obtain a school certificate and enter the specialty in the profile of the subject in which the victory was recorded. In addition, such gifted children receive a special award on behalf of the Russian government.
Quotas for participants
It is worth distinguishing between the concepts of winners and prize-winners of rounds related to the regional and federal stages. The winner is automatically the student who scored the maximum points in his subject. The prizewinner must receive points set as passing points by the Ministry of Education. In addition, the number of winners has a clearly defined quota:
- on a regional tour, their number cannot exceed 25%;
- on the final round there can be no more than 45%. At the same time, at this stage, the number of winners is also limited - no more than 8% of the total composition of the tour participants.
In what periods are the stages of the Olympiad?
The Olympiad covers almost the entire academic year: it begins in September and ends in the month of May. If we talk about individual stages, then in 2018/2019, as before, the following periods will be assigned to them:
- the school tour runs from mid-September to the end of October.
- the municipal tour is organized from the 20th of October to the middle of December;
- the regional stage runs from mid-January to the end of February;
- the final stage of the school Olympiad will take place from mid-March to mid-May.
Preparation for typical tasks for the Olympiad
To prepare for the Olympics, download and work through typical tasks Olympiad tasks for each subject are most often divided into two blocks - theory and practice. Of course, each of the disciplines assumes its own specifics and features of the tasks, especially when it comes to the final round, so you can't do without thorough preparation. If we talk in detail about some Olympiad disciplines, then we can cite the following facts:
- the arts Olympiad will reveal the creative abilities of the student, so it’s worth "getting your hands on" and hone the technique of drawing or sculpture;
- mathematicians are often offered trick problems that need to be solved in non-standard ways;
- for participants in Russian language tours, out-of-competition tasks are often prepared - for example, in the form of a reasoned dispute or even writing the anthem of the Olympiad;
- schoolchildren competing in the computer science Olympiad should only solve practical tasks. Interestingly, during the final rounds, they often conduct online broadcasts and teleconferences with famous Russian scientists;
- at the Chemistry Olympiad, schoolchildren will have to show not only theoretical knowledge, but also the ability to conduct experiments in all sections of this science;
- for ecology, starting with a regional tour, it is planned to present and protect an interesting and relevant environmental project;
- Geography Olympiad will require excellent orientation in maps. Interestingly, within the framework of this competition, a multimedia quiz with prizes is held out of competition. The best of the best can be assigned additional financial incentives - personal scholarships from the company "Vokrug Sveta", which are accrued throughout all years of university studies;
- in the historical competition, you will need to not only show that you are excellent at solving tests, but also write an essay and a history project.
However, you can practice in advance using the examples of Olympic complexes over the past years. For example, to help students, you can recommend the rosolymp.ru Internet resource - this is the direct official website of the All-Russian Olympiad. Here you can find tasks for federal stages over the past few years (and even answers to them).
The portal at vos.olimpiada.ru will also be useful - it contains tasks for several stages, including municipal and regional ones, and this resource is updated with enviable regularity. Here you can follow the rounds of the next academic year and find assignments for all classes. Also, all the necessary information is provided by the page of the official website of the Ministry responsible for education and science of the Russian Federation.
Support and criticism of the All-Russian Olympiads
Like any phenomenon, Olympiads have two sides. Of course, these events have huge positive consequences, because they help to popularize science, to identify among the students the most talented guys who, with proper support, will be able to achieve world recognition. For example, the example of the mathematician G.Ya. Perelman, who won the Olympiad back in Soviet times, and then became a laureate of the European Mathematical Society Prize, as well as the Fields International Prize (for the fact that he was able to solve the Poincaré hypothesis).
For the same achievement, Perelman received a $ 1 million prize from the leadership of the Clay Mathematical Institute! You can also remember S.K. Smirnov, who previously demonstrated his mathematical talent at the Olympiad. At one time he was awarded six prestigious awards, including the Fields Award, and today he is a visiting professor at the University of Geneva and a member of the council at the country's Ministry of Education and Science.
Places taken at the Olympics will open the way for you to the best universities in the country! Such events have a positive effect on the prestige of the state, because the best of the best students then represent Russia at international Olympiads. It is very pleasant for schoolchildren to receive prizes - the winners are entitled to a government payment of 60,000 rubles, and the prize-winners - 30,000 rubles. Although for this, of course, you need to study very hard.
On September 1, 2012, an application campaign was launched to obtain the right to host the Winter and Summer World Universiades 2019. On the same day, the Russian Student Sports Union (RCCU) sent a letter of intent to Krasnoyarsk to apply for the Winter Universiade 2019 to the President of the International University Sports Federation (FISU), Mr. Claude-Louis Gallien. From that moment on, the city of Krasnoyarsk officially became the application city. The choice of the city was determined, first of all, by the desire and possibility of the Krasnoyarsk Territory to host student games. The capital of the region is one of the student centers in the country where the Siberian Federal University is located.
The rival of Krasnoyarsk in the fight for the right to host the Winter Universiade 2019 was the Swiss Canton of Valais.
During the year, each candidate prepared an application dossier. On September 14, 2013, Krasnoyarsk submitted its application book to the FISU headquarters and received the status of a candidate city. The only competitor at this stage withdrew his candidacy.
On November 9, 2013, in Brussels, FISU members by closed ballot chose Krasnoyarsk as the capital of the XXIX World Winter Universiade 2019.
Symbols of the Winter Universiade 2019
Key ideas
Of the required elements in the branding, it is customary to use the Latin "U" and the obligatory official brand block of FISU stars.
The system of corporate slogans of the Winter Universiade
"Real winter!"
"Welcome to winter!"
"100% Winter"
The slogan “Real Winter” is used as the main verbal constant that reveals the essence of the idea.
The slogan "Welcome to Winter" is optional and is used in the invitation campaign of the Winter Universiade.
The slogan "100% Winter" is optional and is used in conjunction with any of the slogans or on its own as a chevron or patch on clothes.
Mascot
Talisman Of the Winter Universiade in Krasnoyarsk is U-like- Siberian husky, a symbol of loyalty, friendliness, joy and indomitable energy, a friend who is always ready to help in difficult times.
Countdown clock
On June 5, 2016 in Krasnoyarsk on the embankment of the Yenisei River, a countdown clock was launched to the start of the Winter Universiade 2019. The clock started counting from 1000 days. The scoreboard gives the exact number of days, hours, minutes and seconds before the start of the official opening ceremony of the student games in Krasnoyarsk.
Management structure for the preparation of the Winter Universiade 2019
The Winter Universiade 2019 management system consists of four main levels: Organizing committee, Executive Directorate, Supervisory Board, Coordinating Board.
Organizing committee
The organizing committee for the preparation and holding of the XXIX World Winter Universiade 2019 in Krasnoyarsk was established by the Order of the Government of the Russian Federation of 18.02.2014 No. 219-r.
The organizing committee is currently headed by the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation A.V. Dvorkovich
The Organizing Committee includes representatives of the state authorities of the Russian Federation and the Krasnoyarsk Territory. The Organizing Committee makes important decisions on the organization of preparations for the Universiade: it approves the plan of organizational measures, the list of facilities for the Winter Universiade 2019.
The organizational and technical support for the activities of the Organizing Committee is entrusted to the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation.
ANO "Executive Directorate of the XXIX World Winter Universiade 2019 in Krasnoyarsk"
The founders of ANO "Executive Directorate of the XXIX World Winter Universiade 2019 in Krasnoyarsk" are:
- For the Russian Federation - the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation;
- On behalf of the Krasnoyarsk Territory - the Government of the Krasnoyarsk Territory;
- On behalf of the municipal entity of the city of Krasnoyarsk - the administration of the city of Krasnoyarsk;
- All-Russian public organization "Russian Student Sports Union".
The Executive Directorate is entrusted with the functions of interaction with FISU and international sports federations on the preparation and holding of the Winter Universiade 2019. For FISU, the Directorate is the main coordinator of actions for the preparation and holding of the Winter Universiade 2019, such as:
- Development, coordination and approval of the sports program of the Winter Universiade with FISU and sports federations;
- Formation of the Master Plan of preparation for the Games, approved by the FISU Executive Committee, and submission of reports on the progress of the implementation to the FISU Executive Committee twice a year;
- Providing the facilities of the Winter Universiade with the necessary sports, medical, technical and other equipment in accordance with the requirements of FISU and international sports federations;
- Technical preparation and provision of television broadcasts anywhere in the world and protection of broadcasting rights;
- Coordination of issues of medical and anti-doping support;
- Development of an operational budget for the preparation and holding of the Games;
- Implementation of marketing programs, copyright protection;
- Search and attraction of sponsors of the Games;
- Development and implementation of the ticket program;
- Information support, carrying out promotional and PR-events to popularize the ideas of the Winter Universiade, students and student sports;
- Participation in the development of the necessary regulatory legal acts of state authorities and local self-government;
- Organization and equipment of the Universiade Village.
The Supervisory Board is the highest collegial management body of the Executive Directorate and ensures that the Directorate adheres to the goals for which it was created, as well as control over the implementation of the Directorate's financial and economic activities.
The functions of the Supervisory Board include:
- Changing the Charter of the Directorate;
- Determination of priority directions of activity of the Directorate;
- Approval of the financial plan, annual reports on financial and economic activities;
- Appointment of the General Director, members of the Audit Commission, etc.
The Supervisory Board includes representatives of the founders, as well as the CEO of the Executive Directorate. VL Mutko, Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation, was elected Chairman of the Supervisory Board.
The Coordinating Council for the preparation and holding of the XXIX World Winter Universiade 2019 in Krasnoyarsk under the Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory was established by a decree in February 2015.
The Council was headed by the Governor of the Territory V.A.Tolokonsky. The composition included representatives of the executive and legislative authorities of the region, sports veterans, heads of regional federations of winter sports, outstanding athletes of the region, leaders of youth programs.
The Council coordinates the interaction of various authorities, departments, organizations and associations involved in the preparation of the Winter Universiade, develops proposals on issues related to the organization of upcoming competitions, etc.
Objects of the Winter Universiade 2019
Universiade village
The Winter Universiade 2019 Village will be located on the campus of the Siberian Federal University, in close proximity to Nikolaevskaya Sopka and most of the ski facilities:
The residential complex "University" will allow placing on the territory of the Village, taking into account the existing housing infrastructure of the university campus, more than 3000 sleeping places for athletes and accredited persons;
The multifunctional center of FGAOU VPO "Siberian Federal University" will consist of an educational and sports block with a food complex, with gymnastic gyms and training game halls, with mobile stands for spectators up to 200 seats in each, with the possibility of transforming one gym into a dining room for 700 places. In addition, the facility is supposed to accommodate a sports hall for training and warm-ups for athletes. Estimated completion date - 2018;
The residential complex "Perya" will allow placing more than 1,700 sleeping places in the immediate vicinity of the Universiade Village for volunteers and support staff. The estimated completion date is 2018.
The placement of shops, hairdressing salons, leisure centers is provided.
Sports objects
Regional sports and training complex "Academy of Winter Sports"
Start of construction 2012. The complex assumes:
- Multifunctional sports complex "Sopka";
- Sports and coaching block "Snezhny";
- Halfpipe complex;
- Complex of ski slopes;
- Freestyle administrative and coaching block;
- Freestyle trails complex;
- Multifunctional sports complex "Raduga";
- Sports and coaching block "Ski";
- Start-up complex with a ski stadium, roller-ski trails with lighting and snowmaking systems;
- Sports and coaching block "Gorny".
The estimated completion date for the facilities for the Winter Universiade 2019 is 2017-2018.
Purpose: holding competitions in freestyle, snowboarding, cross-country skiing and orienteering.
All-season park of sports and recreation fanpark "Bobrovy log"
The complex was opened in 2006. 14 tracks of varying difficulty have been prepared, with a total length of 10 km and a vertical drop of 350 meters. 8 slopes have been certified in accordance with the standards set by the International Ski Federation (FIS). The carrying capacity in the winter period is up to 5000 people. By 2019, the construction of an additional sports and coaching block and the device of a video broadcasting system will be required. The block is currently being designed.
Purpose: holding competitions in alpine skiing. It is possible to hold competitions in snowboarding.
Ice Arena "Platinum Arena"
Perspective construction. The planned date of delivery of the object is 2018. Capacity up to 7000 people.
Purpose: holding competitions in ice hockey among men, holding ceremonies.
Ice arena on the street. Partisan Zheleznyak
Perspective construction. The planned commissioning date is 2017. Capacity up to 3500 people.
Purpose: holding competitions in hockey among women.
Complex "Academy of Biathlon"
The facility was fully opened in 2011. It has a sports complex with a hotel (87 places), a shooting range with 30 target installations, 12 km of ski slopes. One-time building capacity is 106 people. In 2013, the complex received a category B license from the International Biathlon Union, which gives the right to host international competitions at the level of the World Universiades. By the time of the competition, reconstruction will be required (equipment of artificial snowmaking systems and track lighting).
Purpose: holding biathlon competitions.
Ice Palace "Arena-North"
Built in 2011. It has an ice arena 60 × 30 m (meets the requirements of the International Ice Hockey Federation), a game gym and a climbing wall (meets the requirements of the International Federation of Rock Climbing). Capacity up to 3,000 people. Reconstruction is planned.
Purpose: holding competitions in short track speed skating and figure skating.
Stadium "Central Stadium"
Started work in 1967. The largest sports complex in Siberia and the Far East. The structure includes: a heated football field, an athletics center, an athletics arena, a hotel complex (105 seats). The capacity of the stands is up to 25,000 people. Reconstruction is planned.
Purpose: carrying out cultural events.
Sports Palace named after Ivan Yarygin
Commissioned in 1981. He has repeatedly hosted world championships and international tournaments in wrestling, sport dancing and artistic gymnastics. Until 1995 he worked as an ice rink. Then it was converted into a palace with a parquet arena. For the Universiade-2019, it is planned to reconstruct and install new ice equipment in order to preserve its versatility. The capacity is 3,500 people.
Purpose: holding curling competitions.
Stadium "Enisey"
Opened in 1971. The capacity of the stands is 7,000 seats. Has a field of 114 × 70 m. Reconstruction is planned.
Purpose: to host ball hockey competitions.
Ice Palace "Falcon"
Major reconstruction completed in 2012. The palace has a full-size ice arena. Capacity up to 200 people.
Ice Palace "Dawn"
Built in 2013. The palace has a full-size ice arena (61x30 m). Capacity up to 300 people.
Purpose: training ground.
Indoor skating rink "Pervomaisky"
Opened in 2011. The skating rink has a full-size ice arena. The capacity of the stands is up to 200 people.
Purpose: training ground.
Health care facilities
KGBUZ "Regional Clinical Hospital"
For the Winter Universiade 2019, a new surgical building will be built in the regional hospital, the capacity of which will be 615 surgical and 108 intensive care beds, 28 operating rooms with 3 shifts and up to 8 surgical procedures in each operating room every day, including 4 for emergency medical care equipped with digital navigation systems, optical visualization, multimedia technologies. The hospital services will include a full range of services, as well as intensive care and trauma care. In addition, a new emergency room will be built. The estimated date of commissioning of the object is 2018.
KGBUZ "Krasnoyarsk Interdistrict Clinical Hospital of Emergency Medical Care named after N. S. Karpovich "
In the interdistrict hospital, it is planned to reconstruct the reception and diagnostic department and build a surgical building. Emergency operating rooms are planned to be equipped with digital navigation systems, optical visualization, and multimedia technologies. Post-reconstruction hospital care - a full range of services, including intensive care and trauma treatment. The estimated date of commissioning of the object is 2018.
Helicopter pads for air ambulance
To provide medical support for the participants of the Winter Universiade 2019, 2 helipads will be built for ambulance air transport at the competition venues (directly on the territory of the Bobrovy Log fan park and the Winter Sports Academy sports training complex). The construction of the sites will make it possible to fulfill the FISU requirement - delivery of the victim to the place of provision of specialized medical care in no more than 10 minutes.
Universiade Village Medical Center
The medical center in the Universiade Village will provide primary health care to participants and guests of the Universiade around the clock with an emergency unit, an infectious unit, a trauma center, radiation and functional diagnostics rooms and a day hospital. The capacity of the center is 400 visits per shift.
Kinds of sports
The Winter Universiade 2019 program includes competitions in 8 compulsory sports and 3 additional ones:
73 sets of awards will be played.
Compulsory sports:
Biathlon: individual race - 20 km (men), 15 km (women), sprint - 10 km (men), 7.5 km (women), pursuit - 12.5 km (men), 10 km (women), mass start - 15 km (men), 12.5 km (women), mixed relay.
Alpine skiing: ski combination (male, female), super giant (male, female), giant slalom (male, female), slalom (male, female), team competition.
Snowboard: halfpipe (male, female), parallel giant slalom (male, female), parallel slalom (male, female), snowboard cross (male, female), slopestyle (male, female) ).
Cross-country skiing: sprint - free style (men, women), individual racing - classic style (men, women), pursuit - free style (men, women), mass start - free style (men. , women), relay races (men, women), mixed team sprint - classic style.
Curling: men's tournament (up to 10 teams), women's tournament (up to 10 teams).
Short track: 500 m, 1000 m, 1500 m, 5000 m (relay).
Figure skating: single skating (male, female), pair skating, dance pairs, synchronized figure skating.
Hockey: men's tournament (up to 12 teams), women's tournament (up to 8 teams).
Optional sports (included in the program at the initiative of the host):
Averbukh Ilya - Honored Master of Sports of Russia in figure skating, silver medalist of the Olympic Games (Salt Lake City, 2002). Producer.
Wild Victor - Honored Master of Sports in snowboarding, two-time Olympic champion in Sochi.
Zavarzina Alena - Honored Master of Sports in snowboarding, bronze medalist of the Olympic Games in Sochi.
Kanaeva Evgenia - Honored Master of Sports in rhythmic gymnastics, two-time Olympic champion, world and European champion in rhythmic gymnastics.
Kegelev Evgeniy - Honored Master of Sports of Russia, champion of the Paralympic Games in London (2012).
Lomanov Sergey - Honored Master of Sports of Russia, seven-time world champion in bandy.
Maslyakov Alexander is a Russian TV presenter. Leading the Premier League and the First League of KVN
Masterkova Svetlana - Honored Master of Sports of the Russian Federation, two-time Olympic champion, world champion, two-time world record holder in athletics.
Olga Medvedtseva is an Honored Master of Sports in biathlon, two-time Olympic champion (Salt Lake City, 2002 and Vancouver, 2010) and six-time world champion.
Menkov Alexander - Honored Master of Sports of Russia, world champion, participant of the Olympic Games in London (2012), multiple winner of the "Diamond League".
Olyunin Nikolay - Honored Master of Sports of Russia in snowboarding, silver medalist of the Olympic Games in Sochi.
Petrova Maria - Honored Master of Sports of Russia in figure skating, world champion, 2-time European champion, champion of Russia, 8-time winner of the Grand Prix stages in figure skating.
Ruyga Tatyana - Honored Master of Sports of Russia in sport climbing, famous Krasnoyarsk athlete, multiple world champion in sport climbing
Safina Dinara - Honored Master of Sports of Russia, silver medalist of the Olympic Games in Beijing (2008), the first racket of the world in 2009.
Semin Alexander - Honored Master of Sports of Russia in hockey, player of the National Hockey League, two-time world hockey champion (2008, 2012).
