Environmental Challenge “Zero Waste Day” Held as Part of the “Taza Kazakhstan” Project

On October 10, 2026, as part of the “Taza Kazakhstan” project, third-year students of the Russian-language group of the 6B05108 – “Biomedicine” educational program, second-year students of the 6B05108 – “Biomedicine” educational program, and first-year students of the 6B01502 – “Biology” educational program organized an environmental challenge entitled “Zero Waste Day.”

The aim of the event was to promote environmental awareness among students, encourage responsible attitudes toward the environment, and raise awareness of the importance of nature conservation.

During the environmental awareness session, participants discussed the importance of maintaining cleanliness, proper waste sorting, and preventing environmental pollution. Students emphasized that protecting nature begins with simple everyday actions taken by each individual. They also shared their ideas on reducing household waste and keeping the environment clean.

The “Zero Waste Day” challenge was aimed at strengthening environmental responsibility among young people and developing sustainable habits and environmentally friendly behavior.

The event was organized under the guidance of academic advisors Botagoz Usipbek and Yessenova Makpal.

Such initiatives help foster students’ care and respect for nature, enhance environmental awareness, and contribute to building a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable society.

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