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Sustainable cities and communities

Atyrau University consistently implements initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable cities and communities. The University contributes to the socio-economic development of the region by fostering an environmentally friendly, safe, and accessible urban environment. Within the framework of SDG 11, the University: implements the “Green Campus” concept focused on energy efficiency, responsible resource use, waste segregation, and campus greening; supports research and projects in sustainable urbanism, green construction, transport and logistics, and smart city technologies; encourages the development of student startups and innovative initiatives aimed at improving urban infrastructure; integrates courses on sustainable development, environmental protection, and ecology into academic programs; cooperates with local authorities and industry partners to implement regional sustainable development projects. The University’s activities are aligned with the objectives of SDG 11 and contribute to building a sustainable, safe, and inclusive urban environment.

Clean-Up Event Dedicated to the 85th Anniversary of Atyrau University named after Kh. Dosmukhamedov within the “Taza Kazakhstan” Campaign
As part of the 85th anniversary celebration of Atyrau University named after Kh. Dosmukhamedov and the national environmental campaign Taza Kazakhstan, a clean-up event (subbotnik) was held. The main purpose of the event was to clean and landscape the university grounds, promote environmental culture, increase students’ and staff members’ responsibility toward the environment, and foster a careful attitude toward nature. Objectives: • Strengthening environmental awareness and team spirit within the university community; • Creating a clean and comfortable learning environment; • Enhancing and developing environmental culture among young people through environmental care.
Tree Planting Campaign Held at the “Scholars’ Alley”
Tree-Planting Campaign at the Scientists’ Alley On April 13, in celebration of Science Day and the International Day for Plant Appreciation, a tree-planting campaign was held at the Scientists’ Alley. The event was supported by the Vice-Rector for Social Affairs and Youth Policy and organized by the Eco-Campus Development Department. During the campaign, faculty members from all university departments planted personalized trees, contributing to campus greening. The main objective of the initiative was to improve the university environment, promote environmental awareness, and enhance responsibility for environmental protection. Clean and green surroundings reflect the culture and responsibility of society. Therefore, the development and beautification of our campus depend on each of us. A total of 50 trees were planted as part of the campaign.

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