1. Ecological campaign
As part of the ecological campaign “Yashil makon – kelajak poydevori”, dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the state independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan, a tree-planting event was organized by the Faculty of Exact Sciences of Navoiy State University in cooperation with the Navoiy City Council of the Ecological Party of Uzbekistan. During the event, students and staff planted more than 10 cherry seedlings, contributing to the greening, beautification, and ecological improvement of the university area.
This initiative is closely connected with the university’s waste management and sustainability efforts. By expanding green areas, the event promotes a cleaner campus environment, reduces pollution, and encourages responsible attitudes toward nature and campus cleanliness. In the future, organic residues such as leaves and small branches from green areas can be collected separately and reused for composting or soil enrichment, supporting organic waste reduction and circular waste management principles.
The active participation of students also helped raise environmental awareness and strengthen practical understanding of waste prevention, proper waste handling, and responsible use of natural resources. Thus, the campaign demonstrates Navoiy State University’s commitment to building an environmentally responsible campus community and integrating waste management awareness into student activities.
A campus clean-up campaign was organized in cooperation with the Navoiy City Council of the Ecological Party of Uzbekistan and the Faculty of Languages of Navoiy State University. The event brought together activists, teachers, and students to improve the cleanliness and environmental condition of the surrounding area.
During the campaign, participants collected waste, cleaned the territory, and carried out beautification works. Special attention was given to waste sorting: plastic and paper waste were separated and placed in designated collection areas, while unnecessary grass and weeds were removed from the site. These activities directly support the university’s waste management efforts by promoting proper waste segregation, reducing litter, and encouraging responsible treatment of campus and public spaces.
The initiative also served as an important awareness-raising activity for students. Through their practical participation, young people developed a stronger sense of ecological responsibility, cleanliness, and sustainable behavior. The campaign demonstrates Navoiy State University’s commitment to environmental protection, waste reduction, and the formation of a green and responsible campus culture.
On April 17 2026, students of the Faculty of Languages of Navoiy State University organized a mass plogging eco-campaign under the slogan “Nature Without Waste!” in the Yangiariq neighborhood of Karmana district. The event was carried out by students and tutors from the Uzbek Language and Literature, Philology and Language Teaching, and Karakalpak Language programs.
During the campaign, participants were divided into small groups and carried out cleaning activities in designated areas. They collected litter, sorted waste, and helped improve the cleanliness of the local environment. Necessary equipment such as plastic bags, gloves, antiseptic products, T-shirts, and caps was provided to ensure safe and effective participation. The most active participants and those who collected the largest amount of waste were awarded diplomas, certificates of appreciation, and memorable gifts in various nominations.
This eco-action is directly connected with waste management, as it promoted practical waste collection, waste segregation, litter reduction, and responsible environmental behavior. By sorting collected waste, students strengthened their understanding of recyclable materials and the importance of separating waste at the source. The campaign also helped raise public awareness about reducing waste, keeping neighborhoods clean, and preventing pollution in community areas.
As part of the nationwide charity Khashar held under the slogan “Prosperity of the country begins with the mahalla!”, clean-up and greening activities were organized at the Faculty of Economics and the Faculty of Arts and Sports of Navoiy State University. Professors, tutors, and students actively participated in the event by cleaning the faculty areas, improving the surroundings, and contributing to campus beautification.
During the Khashar, the territories were put in order, waste and unnecessary materials were collected, and cleanliness activities were carried out. In addition, 25 fruit and ornamental seedlings were planted, making a meaningful contribution to the nationwide “Yashil makon” movement.
This initiative is closely connected with the university’s waste management and sustainability efforts. The clean-up activities helped reduce litter, improve the sanitary condition of faculty areas, and promote responsible waste handling among students and staff. At the same time, planting new trees supports a greener campus environment and encourages the proper management of organic waste, such as leaves and plant residues, which can later be collected separately and reused for composting or soil enrichment.
Such community-based initiatives strengthen students’ sense of collective responsibility, respect for nature, and care for the environment. The event also promotes ecological awareness, waste reduction, and sustainable campus culture at Navoiy State University.
Mass Khashar activities are continuing at Navoi State University as part of the nationwide charity clean-up initiative. Large-scale beautification and sanitation works are being carried out across all faculties of the university. The areas around academic buildings, as well as the internal spaces of faculty buildings, are being cleaned, organized, and improved.
Professors, staff members, and students are actively participating in the process and contributing to maintaining a clean, healthy, and well-organized university environment. During the hashar, waste materials are collected, unnecessary items are removed, and campus areas are put in order.
This initiative is directly related to the university’s waste management and sustainability efforts, as it promotes regular cleaning practices, litter reduction, responsible waste collection, and the proper maintenance of educational spaces. The active involvement of students and staff also helps strengthen environmental awareness and encourages a culture of cleanliness, responsibility, and sustainable behavior across the campus.
Through such community-based activities, Navoiy State University demonstrates its commitment to creating a cleaner, safer, and greener learning environment while supporting waste reduction and responsible campus management.
Navoiy State University organizes the separate collection of organic waste as part of its sustainable waste management system. This process is coordinated by the Maintenance Department in cooperation with the Youth Union, ensuring both operational management and active student involvement.
Organic waste, including dry leaves, grass, weeds, small branches, plant residues, and food-related biodegradable waste from campus areas and canteens, is collected separately from plastic, paper, metal, and general waste. This helps reduce mixed waste, prevent pollution, and support cleaner campus conditions.
Collected organic waste can be reused for composting and soil enrichment, contributing to the maintenance of green areas, flowerbeds, trees, and lawns. Through this practice, the university promotes circular waste management, responsible waste segregation, and environmental awareness among students and staff.
At Navoiy State University, green area maintenance and organic waste management are carried out as part of the university’s sustainable campus practices. Dry branches, fallen leaves, weeds, and other biodegradable residues from trees and green spaces are collected separately from general waste.
This process is coordinated by the Maintenance Department in cooperation with the Youth Union, combining operational management with active student and staff involvement. Separating organic waste helps keep the campus clean, reduce mixed waste, and support environmentally responsible waste handling.
Collected organic residues can be directed for composting or soil enrichment, contributing to the maintenance of trees, flowerbeds, and green areas across the university. Through such practical activities, Navoiy State University strengthens its waste management system and promotes a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable campus environment.
Today, a Khashar event was organized at the Faculty of Economics of Navoiy State University to strengthen cleanliness, sanitation, and beautification activities within the faculty building. The initiative covered classrooms, offices, administrative rooms, and common-use areas, creating a cleaner and more comfortable environment for both teaching and working processes.
Professors, administrative staff, and technical service employees actively participated in the event. During the hashar, rooms were thoroughly cleaned, furniture and equipment were arranged, unnecessary items were sorted, and the sanitary-hygienic condition of the faculty premises was improved. Documents and educational materials in workplaces were also organized to ensure a more efficient and orderly academic environment.
This activity is closely linked with the university’s waste management practices, as the event included the sorting and removal of unnecessary materials, reduction of indoor waste, and promotion of responsible use of office and educational resources. By keeping classrooms and workspaces clean and organized, the faculty contributes to waste prevention, better resource management, and sustainable campus maintenance.
Such initiatives help strengthen teamwork and responsibility among staff members, improve workplace efficiency, and support the quality of education. Regularly organizing similar clean-up activities demonstrates the Faculty of Economics’ commitment to maintaining cleanliness, proper waste handling, and a sustainable educational environment.
A plogging event was held under the slogan “We run for nature” as part of the “Green Games” environmental activities, with the participation of members of the Navoiy regional Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement. During the event, participants not only ran but also carried out environmental clean-up activities. This is not only a promotion of a healthy lifestyle, but also a vivid expression of care for nature. This initiative serves to enhance the ecological awareness of young people and to foster in them a sense of love and responsibility toward nature.
On November 3 of this year, the “Eco Beauty – Inspiration from Nature, Beauty through Creativity” contest was held among students of Navoiy State University in cooperation with members of the Navoiy regional Young Environmentalists’ Movement. The purpose of the event was to develop ecological thinking among youth, harmonize love for nature with creativity, and widely promote the idea of environmental protection.
During the contest, students’ creative works, decorative and applied art pieces inspired by natural landscapes, and eco-fashion designs were showcased. The most active participants were awarded honorary diplomas and memorable gifts.  Nature is the source of beauty, and protecting it is the duty of us all!
On November 11, a meaningful plogging event was organized around Yoshlik Lake at the initiative of the Navoiy regional Young Environmentalists’ Movement, led by Organizational Affairs Manager Z. Narzullayeva. During the event, the team of young participants not only ran but also cleared the natural area of various types of waste, making a valuable contribution to improving the environment. The event helped increase environmental responsibility among youth, promote a healthy lifestyle, and foster a caring attitude toward nature.  Such noble initiatives not only benefit the environment but also make a significant contribution to raising ecological awareness in society.
“A Clean Environment — the Choice of a Responsible Generation”
On December 14, at the initiative of Z. Narzullayeva, Organizational Affairs Manager of the Navoiy regional Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement, cleaning and beautification activities were carried out in the faculty area where she studies and its surrounding environment.   Through this initiative, not only was the area cleaned, but the concepts of environmental responsibility, attention to a clean environment, and personal example were strengthened among students. It was once again demonstrated in practice that every small step can lead to significant changes.
For the Young Environmentalists’ Movement, protecting nature is not just an activity, but a way of life.
A clean environment means a healthy future.
Today, the “Green Idea” mini-startup competition was successfully held by Muqimova Nazora, Manager of Ecological Innovation, Startups, and Grants of the Navoiy regional Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement.   Participants presented their interesting and relevant ideas aimed at environmental protection through 3-minute presentations. Each project embodied the idea of protecting nature, increasing ecological awareness, and taking a step toward a green future.
At the end of the competition, the most active and innovative ideas were awarded certificates of appreciation.
The “Green Idea” competition played an important role in encouraging young people to think ecologically and supporting their initiatives.
We express our gratitude to all participants for their active involvement and for caring about nature!
On December 18, a lecture titled “We Protect Ecology” was held under the leadership of Hamroyeva Zulxumor, Manager for Work with Educational Institutions of the Navoiy regional Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement. The main purpose of this lecture was to foster a responsible attitude toward nature among students, enhance ecological awareness, and explain the importance of environmental protection.
During the lecture, topics such as the concept of ecology, factors that pollute the environment, and the protection of air, water, and soil were discussed. In addition, detailed information was provided on proper waste disposal, waste sorting and recycling, the preservation of green areas, tree planting, and the rational use of natural resources.
Today, the “Best Ecological Project” review competition was held by Muqimova Nazora, Manager of Ecological Innovation, Startups, and Grants of the Navoiy regional Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement.
During the competition, participants demonstrated their creativity and environmental responsibility through models and projects made from reusable materials. The presented works contributed to environmental protection, the rational use of resources, and the development of ecological thinking in society.
Competition format: model and project presentations
Results: the best projects were awarded certificates, diplomas, and memorable gifts.
This competition played an important role in engaging young people in environmental initiatives, supporting new ideas, and encouraging a caring attitude toward nature.
Today, the “Scientific Articles Day on Ecology” event was held by Marjona Qurbonova, Manager of Scientific Research Activities of the Navoiy regional Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement.
During the event, students presented their 1–2 page scientific observations and ideas related to ecology. Participants delivered meaningful and engaging presentations on environmental protection, ecological problems, and their solutions.
This event contributed to increasing young people’s ecological knowledge, developing their scientific thinking, and strengthening their interest in research.
We express our gratitude to all students who actively participated in the event.
“Do You Know Environmental Laws?” — district and city stages of the competition are ongoing…
With the aim of enhancing young people’s legal awareness and legal culture regarding ecology, ensuring the rule of law and strengthening legality, as well as educating youth in the spirit of respect for the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan and other legal documents, and fostering intolerance toward violations of the law, the district (city) stages of the republican review competition “Do You Know Environmental Laws?” are being held among senior students of all general education schools in our region.
The photos capture moments from the competition stages held in Navoiy city, Navbahor, and Karmana districts.
On January 28, 2026, the district stage of the republican review competition “Do You Know Environmental Laws?” was held among students of general education schools under the Uchquduq District Department of Public Education in the Navoiy region.
Today, advocacy activities were carried out at Dormitory No. 2 of Navoiy State University under the slogan “Let’s Save Water Together!” by Z. Narzullayeva and M. Qurbonova, managers of the Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement of the Navoiy region.
The main goal of this initiative is to develop a culture of efficient use of water resources among young people, to encourage them not to remain indifferent to the global water scarcity problem, and to increase each individual’s sense of responsibility in this reard.  Water is the source of life. Protecting it is the duty of us all.
Let’s save water together for our future!
Today, advocacy activities were carried out at Dormitory No. 3 of Navoiy State University under the slogan “Let’s Save Water Together!” by Muqimova Nazora and Ismatova Gulsanam, managers of the Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement of the Navoiy region.
The main goal of this initiative is to develop a culture of efficient use of water resources among young people, to encourage them not to remain indifferent to the global water scarcity problem, and to increase each individual’s sense of responsibility in this regard. Water is the source of life. Protecting it is the duty of us all.  Let’s save water together for our future!
A “Cleanliness Plogging” campaign was organized by the managers of the Navoiy regional Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement together with eco-volunteers.  
During this environmental event, council managers and active youth collected waste in various areas, organized public spaces, and carried out environmental clean-up activities.
The main goal of the event was to enhance ecological culture, foster a responsible attitude toward nature among young people, and encourage the preservation of a clean environment.
At present, the regional stage of the republican review competition “Do You Know Environmental Laws?” is taking place in the Navoiy region. Press Service of the Navoiy Regional Department of Preschool and School Education
This stage of the competition brings together talented students from across the region to demonstrate their knowledge of environmental legislation, promote legal awareness, and strengthen respect for the rule of law. The event plays an important role in encouraging young people to become more responsible and informed citizens in matters of environmental protection.
World Wildlife Day – March 3
Every year, the global community celebrates World Wildlife Day on March 3. On this occasion, a meaningful lecture was organized by the Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement under the leadership of Z. Narzullayeva, Manager of Organizational Affairs. During the lecture, key issues related to wildlife protection, raising ecological awareness, and the importance of each individual’s responsibility toward nature were discussed.
 Protecting nature through small steps today means safeguarding our tomorrow – it is the duty of each of us.
A seminar on the environmental impact of batteries was held.
On March 11 of this year, a meaningful seminar titled “The Negative Impact of Batteries on the Environment” was organized by Ismatova Gulsanam, Manager of the Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement of the Navoiy region.
Participants of the event exchanged views on increasing ecological awareness, protecting the environment, and the necessity of preserving nature through the separate collection of batteries.
Protecting nature is the duty of each of us!
Let’s Save Water Together!
On March 13 of this year, a meaningful seminar was organized under the slogan “Let’s Save Water Together” by Xudoyberdiyev Asilbek, Manager for Work with Educational Institutions of the Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement.
During the seminar, participants were provided with detailed information about the importance of water resources in nature and human life, the urgency of water conservation, and ways to use water efficiently in daily life.
Such events play an important role in fostering a sense of love and responsibility toward nature among the younger generation.
On March 14 of this year, within the nationwide public cleanup campaign held under the slogan “The prosperity of the homeland begins with the neighborhood!”, large-scale beautification and improvement works were carried out at the Sarmishsoy State Museum-Reserve—known as the “open-air museum” that preserves the largest and unique collection of rock carvings in Uzbekistan.
The event brought together youth, neighborhood activists, youth leaders, elders, members of the “Young Ecologists” Movement Council, volunteer youth, active students from higher education institutions, and leaders of children’s organizations. Together, they carried out extensive environmental improvement and cleaning activities in the area.
One step for the environment – a step toward a healthy life!
On March 17 of this year, a plogging campaign was organized with the participation of Muqimova Nazora and Ismatova Gulsanam, managers of the Council of the Young Environmentalists’ Movement of the Navoiy region.
During the event, participants contributed to environmental cleanliness efforts and helped raise ecological awareness. This initiative not only promotes a healthy lifestyle but also strengthens responsibility for protecting nature.
Nature is our common home! Protecting it is the duty of each of us!
On March 25 of this year, in celebration of Earth Day, a large-scale eco-action was organized by the managers of the Council of the “Young Ecologists” Movement in Navoiy region. The initiative aimed to promote the rational use of electricity at designated times and raise environmental awareness among the public.
During the campaign, participants turned off lights and other electrical devices for one hour, contributing to energy conservation and environmental protection. This initiative was intended to increase ecological culture among the population and foster a more responsible attitude toward natural resources.
March 30 – International Day of Zero Waste” EVENTS HELD ACROSS THE COUNTRY
On the occasion of “March 30 – International Day of Zero Waste,” waste-cleaning and environmental protection activities were organized across all regions of the Republic.  As part of these initiatives, “plogging” events were also held—combining jogging with the collection and sorting of waste in various areas. The campaigns aimed to promote cleanliness, encourage waste reduction, and raise public awareness about responsible waste management and environmental protection.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVE IMPLEMENTED WITHIN THE “ECO-SCHOOLS UZBEKISTAN” PROJECT
Within the framework of the Eco-Schools Uzbekistan project, another significant environmental initiative was successfully carried out.
A plogging event (collecting waste while jogging) was organized in collaboration with young climate champions and the “Blue Zarafshan” team of the Presidential School. Through this activity, special attention was given not only to cleaning the environment but also to improving ecological awareness and culture among young people.
The event also saw active participation from Xudoyberdiyev Asilbek, Manager for Work with Educational Institutions of the Council of the “Young Ecologists” Movement, who contributed to further engaging youth in environmental initiatives.