The PERI Innovation business incubator develops the entrepreneurial capacity of young people in the field of internet technology. It offers access to the latest IT expertise and improves the odds of success for startup companies in Dagestan.

The main goal of this programme is to identify and assist gifted schoolchildren from the 8th through 11th classes in order to provide them with the most beneficial educational conditions. Mathematics, information technology, and robotics are emphasized in this programme.

The PERImeter Centre consists of an incubator for startups, a coworking facility for creative people, and a space for continuing education for children and young people. It brings together the resources and technology that young people in Dagestan and the North Caucasus need to make their projects become realities.

The Cultural Heritage 2.0 programme uses modern technology to preserve unique forms of our cultural heritage, establish a cultural identity for the young people of Russia, and enrich the cultural and scientific inheritance of all mankind.

The Peter the Great Museum in Derbent combines a historical monument—Peter the Great’s dug-out dwelling where, according to historical sources, the Emperor stayed during his Persian campaign in 1722—with a modern museum complex. The museum will become a new centre for integrating the intellectual and creative life of Derbent, Dagestan, and the entire Caspian Sea region.

The PERI Foundation supports the educational infrastructure of the Republic of Dagestan, which has a shortage of learning facilities. In partnership with the Summa Group, educational institutions including schools, day care centres, and centres for higher and continuing education are rebuilt, re-equipped, updated, and also built where none previously existed.