Mitigating negative impact of global administration by developing local workplaces

Mikhail Sokolov, graduate of the international Master’s programme ‘Prototyping future cities’, conducted the research about how new technologies affect unemployment. The final thesis was done under Paulina Smykouskaya supervision, tutor at the Master’s programme and Data Protection Officer at Avito.ru.

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The project was implemented on data of a pilot plot of 100 hectar. Further development of the project is focused on increasing the coverage of the territory and testing the hypothesis about the scalability of the methodology in a large post-Soviet city.

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