Tashkent hosted the scientific and environmental festival Yashil Uyim, with Kapitalbank serving as the event’s principal partner. The festival was centered at Eco-Coworking Kapitalbank, located in Alpine Land Park (formerly Lokomotiv Park).
Organized by environmental activist Urikguli with the support of Kapitalbank Academy, the festival brought together residents from across the city around the ideas of sustainable development, environmental awareness, and conscious living.
Thanks to the infrastructure of Eco-Coworking Kapitalbank, the venue was transformed into a vibrant space featuring dozens of interactive zones, educational talks, and creative family activities that remained open to visitors throughout the day.
The MAIN JOY area hosted public discussions on urban development, sessions dedicated to science blogging, prize giveaways, and a workshop on creating postcards from recycled paper. In the KID’S JOY zone, young visitors and their parents took part in scientific experiments and hands-on workshops focused on upcycling glass and textiles.
A special emphasis was placed on encouraging practical eco-friendly habits. The KUN BO‘YI JOY area featured a recycling collection point where guests could drop off plastic, batteries, paper, aluminum, and used oils for recycling. Visitors also had access to a local eco-products market, the Second Chance store, and the SWAP book exchange zone.
“Supporting the Yashil Uyim festival at our Eco-Zone is a natural continuation of Kapitalbank’s environmental and social initiatives. We aim not only to create comfortable green spaces, but also to fill them with meaningful educational content. Projects like this help foster simple sustainable habits among city residents and bring generations together around a shared commitment to environmental responsibility,” said Oksana Lyndina, Advisor to the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of JSCB Kapitalbank.
As part of the festival, the Bring Your Cup principle encouraged guests to use reusable cups and thermoses. Kapitalbank Academy organized the Suv Corner, where visitors could enjoy complimentary drinking water, tea, and coffee throughout the event.
For Kapitalbank, participation in the Yashil Uyim festival forms part of its long-term strategy to support projects that contribute to the development of the urban environment. The Bank will continue to expand its social and environmental initiatives, creating new community spaces and promoting practices that encourage a more conscious and sustainable lifestyle.
