During control measures conducted by the Shaykhantakhur District Department of Ecology and Climate Change of the Main Department of Ecology and Climate Change of Tashkent city, an employee of the Management Service Company was found to have dumped construction waste in an unauthorized place in front of the 8th house on Karatash Street, Karatash neighborhood, Shaykhantakhur district.

In accordance with Article 911 of the Code of Administrative Responsibility of the Republic of Uzbekistan, an administrative protocol was drawn up against the offender and a fine was imposed in the amount of 3 times the basic calculation amount.

In order to constantly monitor the sanitary situation in the city of Tashkent, the installation of surveillance cameras at 520 waste collection sites in the capital has been successfully completed. The installed cameras are connected to the Situation Center under the department, and the situation on the sites is monitored in real time 24/7.

Through this system, it is possible to timely remove waste, monitor the sanitary condition of sites, prevent illegal waste disposal, and respond promptly to emerging problems. In the future, it is planned to gradually introduce the video surveillance system at other waste collection sites in Tashkent. This plays an important role in increasing the transparency of the waste management process and ensuring the cleanliness of the city.

Today, a delegation from the Chinese company Wangneng Urban Environment familiarized itself with the activities of the Tashkent city solid waste management system. During the visit, the delegation representatives visited the Mirobod branch of the State Enterprise "Maxsustrans," where they were provided with information on the organization of household waste collection, the operation of specialized machinery, waste removal processes, and the services provided to the population.

Subsequently, the delegation visited the Yunusabad waste transfer station, where they familiarized themselves in detail with the entire logistics chain for waste management—from collection and transportation to loading and subsequent delivery to the landfill. Specialists presented information on modern technologies used, measures to optimize waste transportation processes, and ensuring environmental safety. During the visit, the parties also exchanged experience in waste management, discussed prospects for implementing modern technologies, developing bilateral cooperation, and further improving the waste management system.

The Olmazor district eco-inspector placed warning banners near the points where video surveillance cameras are installed to prevent waste from being dumped in undesignated locations in the territories of the Chagatay Darvoza and Zarhal mahallas.

Advocacy work was also conducted among citizens regarding environmental protection and the removal of household waste to designated locations. Citizens who attempted to dispose of waste were warned and provided with explanations regarding the current environmental requirements. The waste accumulated in the area was timely removed by the responsible organizations, which improved the sanitary condition of the area.

Uzbekistan continues to consistently strengthen environmental security and develop a system for sustainable management of chemical substances and waste. Following the VIII Assembly of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) held in Samarkand, a new project titled "Supporting the Implementation of the Stockholm Convention through Environmentally Safe Management of Chemical Substances and Waste in Uzbekistan" was approved.

The project will be implemented by the National Committee for Ecology and Climate Change of the Republic of Uzbekistan together with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) with the financial support of the GEF. The total budget of the initiative is $4.95 million. The project is designed to be implemented until 2031 and is aimed at strengthening national potential in the field of environmentally safe management of chemical substances and waste, as well as fulfilling Uzbekistan's obligations under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants. Today, issues regarding the management of hazardous chemical substances and waste are becoming particularly relevant. Like many countries in the region, Uzbekistan is facing the consequences of historical environmental pollution related to industrial activities and the accumulation of obsolete pesticides. Resistant organic pollutants pose a serious threat to ecosystems, biodiversity, and public health, as they can persist in the environment for a long time and accumulate in living organisms.
 
The project provides for the modernization of national monitoring systems and laboratory facilities, the improvement of mechanisms for managing hazardous chemical substances and waste, the identification and reclamation of contaminated areas, as well as the strengthening of the technical potential of relevant agencies and the development of interdepartmental cooperation. Approximately 10,000 people, including 5,000 women, are expected to become direct beneficiaries of the project. Among the key environmental results are the environmentally safe removal and disposal of 565 tons of solid and liquid waste contaminated with persistent organic pollutants, as well as the safe destruction of 150 tons of obsolete pesticides.
 
The implementation of the project will be an important step in reducing environmental risks, protecting public health, and preserving natural ecosystems. The initiative will also make a significant contribution to achieving national environmental goals and Uzbekistan's transition to a greener and more sustainable future.

Dear citizens!

The State Enterprise "Maxsustrans Production Department" informs that a field reception for citizens will be held on June 23 at 16:00 in the Usta Shirin mahalla of the Yunusabad district.

During the reception, you can submit your suggestions and questions regarding waste management and the improvement of sanitation services.
Your suggestions and appeals are important to us!

Within the framework of the Fifth Tashkent International Investment Forum, various meetings were organized on cooperation between countries to promote the growth of a "green economy" based on the "Zero Waste" principle.

In particular, representatives of the Agency for Waste Management and Circular Economy Development held a series of meetings with the participation of heads of major international organizations and companies, during which the importance of joint measures of Central Asian countries and foreign states in the field of waste management was emphasized.

Following the meetings, the Director of the Waste Management and Circular Economy Development Agency, Sharifbek Hasanov, the President of the Saudi company Vision International Investment Company, Omar Almidani, and the Director General for Europe and Central Asia of the French company Suez International, Silver Deloney, signed a Head of Terms agreement.

This project provides for cooperation in the field of hazardous waste recycling. The total cost of the project is 78 million US dollars.

It should be noted that the forum, which brought together more than 10,000 delegates and participants from over 100 countries, has become an important platform demonstrating the growing international prestige of the event, as well as the strengthening of the international community's trust in the reforms being implemented in our country.

Corruption is a negative vice that hinders the development of society and undermines justice and the rule of law. Its elimination is an important task not only for state bodies but also for every citizen.

Every employee must strictly adhere to the principles of honesty, transparency, and legality in their activities. Any illegal interest, taking or giving a bribe, or allowing a conflict of interest during the performance of official duties is considered contrary to the law.

Have you faced corruption? Don't be careless! Contribute to the formation of an honest and transparent system by reporting instances of corruption. For appeals and reports related to corruption, you can contact the helplines shown in the picture or contact the officer responsible for combating corruption, Bakhtiyor Fayziev. Also, scan the QR codes and follow our company's official social media pages.

Your appeal is important. Let's work together for honesty and transparency!

Today, with the participation of specialists from the Republican Health Center, Z. Mamanov and G.Tursunboev, a meeting was held dedicated to the policy of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan aimed at the wide promotion of a healthy lifestyle among the population.
During the event, issues regarding the timely medical examination of employees, strengthening their health, preventing diseases, and fostering a healthy lifestyle culture were discussed.

Participants were provided with detailed information on the importance of proper and balanced nutrition, regular physical activity, abandoning harmful habits, and adhering to healthy lifestyle principles for maintaining and strengthening health.
At the conclusion of the meeting, it was emphasized that promoting a healthy and active lifestyle contributes to increasing the responsibility of every person for their health and well-being.

In Tashkent, work on environmental protection, increasing energy efficiency, and developing modern infrastructure continues consistently.

To date, solar panels have been installed at 206 waste collection points in the capital. This project contributes to the rational use of renewable energy sources, reducing electricity consumption, and ensuring environmental sustainability.

In addition, thanks to solar panels, the uninterrupted operation of video surveillance cameras installed at waste collection points is ensured, which allows for increased control over compliance with waste management rules. This is an important factor in improving the sanitary condition of the territories and creating a more comfortable and safe environment for city residents.