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Le Kazakhstan change la manière dont ses citoyens perçoivent les déchets environnementaux

Que se passe-t-il lorsque le changement environnemental devient une mission nationale ? La campagne écologique nationale du Kazakhstan vise à rassembler les citoyens pour avoir un impact positif sur la nature.

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00:00Waste, refuse, rubbish.
00:03No matter what you call it, it remains one of the world's biggest environmental challenges.
00:08But in Central Asia, Kazakhstan is taking a different approach.
00:11The country has launched a huge national campaign called Taza Kazakhstan, which means Clean Kazakhstan.
00:18Introduced last year by the president Kasım Zhumartukayev, the program marks a new model of environmental action.
00:24Taza Kazakhstan program, it's not just a program, it's more of a mindset that we've built here, especially in these volunteering programs, and there are a lot of them.
00:33It could just start with me and my sister.
00:36We can just go out one day and we can just go and explain, even little children, that everything starts from themselves and, of course, from the government as well.
00:48The campaign targets Kazakhstan's most pressing environmental issues.
00:52From cleaning up polluted areas and planting trees to modernizing waste collection and increasing recycling rates.
01:00Since the beginning of the year, nearly 600 cleanup events have taken place across the country involving 2 million people.
01:08It's a nationwide effort for a cleaner future.
01:11And you can see it in action right here.
01:13The initiative brings together everyone, from school children to business leaders.
01:18But volunteers are a driving force behind the campaign.
01:21The new generation is growing up with Green Valley.
01:51Environmental education is integrated into school programs, helping young people understand their role in building a sustainable future.
02:00But one of the crucial parts of the Taza Kazakhstan project aims to deal with serious, long-standing environmental challenges across the country.
02:08To address the lack of proper landfills, the government launched a large-scale program to build new waste disposal areas.
02:15As part of the ecological campaign, cities across Kazakhstan are receiving investment
02:45of waste collection systems.
02:46In Almaty City, for example, the fleet has been expanded with 50 new trucks.
02:52Modern approaches are enhancing Taza Kazakhstan's impact, making the project more efficient.
02:57Even space technology is part of the solution.
03:00Kazakhstan now uses satellite monitoring to detect illegal landfills.
03:05The system detects waste hotspots, each one marked in red.
03:09These satellite images don't just reveal dumping zones.
03:13They also help track floods, forest fires and other environmental threats across Kazakhstan.
03:18At the very beginning, when we started our project, the space monitoring program, we have detected more than 9,000 solid waste formations over 60 cities in Kazakhstan.
03:33We are delivering data to the state authorities and the state authorities are working with the local administrations.
03:39We are trying to make the situation manageable and predictable.
03:44The result of Taza Kazakhstan's project is also visible through digital tools.
03:49This Telegram chatbot allows people to report illegal dumpsites, street pollution or broken infrastructure
03:55and receive real-time updates on how their requests are being handled.
04:00This is Taza Kazakhstan's bot. I just sent a report and it's already been accepted.
04:05As you can see, it's quick and everyone can use it.
04:08Since the bot was launched, citizens have submitted over 22,000 reports,
04:13and more than 19,000 cases have already been resolved.
04:17Telegram Taza Kazakhstan's bot,
04:19it has透過 the activity and the result of local authorities.
04:24In the population, there was a simple, accessible function,
04:27where it can indicate on the problems that it is around,
04:30and that it just wants to solve for the best of its country.
04:33Now, a lot has changed.
04:34For these last 1,5 years, the main dynamic and the main result is that
04:38our population has become more appreciative, eco-assisted,
04:41and this is the best victory for today.
04:43Kazakhstan leads Central Asia's green transformation.
04:46The Taza Kazakhstan ecological campaign is now a national mission uniting the country
04:51and proving that real environmental change starts when everyone takes part.
04:56The Taza Kazakhstan has been found in frontaka's bronze now.
04:58It has been considered

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