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School from the Tyumen district took silver at the All-Russian competition of lean practices

In the Tyumen region, the school of the village of Moscow took second place in the All-Russian competition of best practices in the implementation of lean technologies

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School from the Tyumen district took silver at the All-Russian competition of lean practices

In the Tyumen region, the Moscow village school took second place in the All-Russian competition of best practices in the introduction of lean technologies. More than 170 projects from most regions of the country participated in the competition, each reflecting the work of teams to rethink and improve the usual processes.

The competition is held within the framework of the federal project “Labor productivity” of the national project “Effective and competitive economy”. The school in the village of Moskovskiy is one of the largest in the region, it began work in 2025.

The second place of the school confirms the demand for lean approaches in the education system: the practices built by the team have shown high efficiency at the federal level.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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