19 September 2026
Astana Hosts Cleanup Event Organized by Y. Rakhmadiev Philharmonic
Astana's Y. Rakhmadiev Philharmonic organized a cleanup event, gathering around 400 volunteers to support 'Clean Kazakhstan' and World Cleanup Day.
The staff of the Y. Rakhmadiev Philharmonic organized a large-scale cleanup event in Astana in support of the national ecological initiative 'Clean Kazakhstan' and World Cleanup Day.
Approximately 400 people participated in the event, which combined care for nature with hard work. Among the volunteers were the leadership and employees of the Astana Department of Culture, the philharmonic staff, as well as renowned Kazakhstani artists and creative teams.
The initiative involved clearing the surrounding areas of the philharmonic, parks, and squares of litter, along with landscaping and sanitation efforts. Artists, who usually captivate audiences with their performances, this time took up brooms and bags to contribute to the city's cleanliness.
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"A cultural hub should not only inspire but also set an example of respectful treatment of the environment. Today's event was a true celebration of labor, uniting artists, management, and all staff. The coordinated efforts of about 400 of our colleagues is a vivid expression of love for our city," noted Erkeghali Rakhmadieva, a member of the philharmonic.
Such initiatives aimed at enhancing the capital's ecological culture will continue in the future.
reports ЖКХ24, citing the official website of the Astana City Akimat.
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19 September 2026
Eco-Zone Opens on Panfilova Street in Almaty for City Day Celebrations
An eco-zone named ECO Network opens on Panfilova Street in Almaty for City Day, showcasing recycling and interactive environmental activities.
Today, as part of the City Day celebrations in Almaty, an eco-zone named ECO Network has been inaugurated on Panfilova Street. Residents and visitors can witness how plastic waste is given a second life, try their hand at sorting, and participate in interactive environmental activities.
The site features an eco-truck offering insights into waste sorting and subsequent usage. Participants can use bike-powered shredders to grind plastic bottle caps and then observe as the recycled material is transformed into new products.
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Visitors can also enjoy eco-games, win gifts, and participate in a raffle featuring items made from recycled plastic. The eco-zone is part of the City Day festive program and serves as one of the venues where eco-friendly habits are put into practice.
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