On October 4, 2025, a large-scale citywide cleanup event was held in the Enbekshi district of Shymkent as part of World Cleanup Day. The event aimed to raise environmental awareness among residents, clean city streets, courtyards, and public spaces, and improve quality of life. Government officials, utility service providers, social workers, district residents, and representatives of the private sector participated in the cleanup.

The Yenbekshi District Akim's Office organized the cleanup: 560 employees and 30 pieces of equipment participated in the cleanup, removing 18 tons of waste. 3,800 residents actively participated. Their participation demonstrates their responsible attitude toward environmental issues and their commitment to keeping their neighborhood clean.

The Yuzhny Industrial District sent 2,000 employees with four pieces of equipment to collect two tons of waste. The Department for the Development of a Comfortable Environment sent 26 employees with one piece of equipment to remove two tons of waste. The Construction Department deployed 30 employees and one piece of equipment to remove 1.8 tons of waste.

The administration of JSC Shymkent Akk provided 20 employees and one piece of equipment, and 1.5 tons of waste were collected. The Internal Policy Department contributed 30 employees and one piece of equipment, collecting one ton of waste.

The private sector also actively participated: Telkonyr LLP provided 20 employees and three pieces of equipment, collecting two tons of waste. Vodokanal-1 LLP provided 30 employees and two pieces of equipment, collecting two tons of waste. The Shymkent branch of QazaqGaz Aimaq deployed 60 employees and one piece of equipment to remove 1.6 tons of waste. Kuatzhyluortalyk-3 LLP provided 30 employees and one piece of equipment, removing one ton of waste. The Enbekshi power supply district provided 30 employees and two pieces of equipment to remove one ton of waste.

The Yenbekshi District Police Department deployed 200 officers and three pieces of equipment, removing four tons of waste. Social institutions (109 facilities) contributed 3,815 officers and 11 pieces of equipment to remove eight tons of waste.

A total of 10,651 employees and workers participated in the cleanup in the Yenbekshi district, using 61 pieces of equipment to collect and remove 45.9 tons of waste. These figures demonstrate the scale of the event and its importance for fostering environmental awareness among the population, as well as maintaining cleanliness and order in urban areas.

During the cleanup, the following main tasks were performed: pruning dead trees and branches, mowing grass, washing roads and sidewalks, cleaning garbage areas, collecting scattered trash, clearing streets of household waste, disinfecting and painting structures, and other activities aimed at maintaining cleanliness in the area.

The cleanup participants were divided into groups, each responsible for a specific area. Each team was provided with the necessary tools and equipment for cleaning, as well as personal protective equipment to ensure safety during the work. Specialized equipment was used for garbage removal, cleaning roads and sidewalks, and leveling the area.

The cleanup day wasn't limited to just garbage collection; participants actively participated in landscaping, which contributed to improving the environmental situation and enhancing the quality of the urban environment. Regularly holding such events helps residents develop environmental responsibility and skills for maintaining their neighborhoods.

Such events bring together residents and employees of various organizations, demonstrating unity and joint efforts to improve the environmental situation. Young people actively participated in the cleanup, gaining the opportunity to engage in community service and appreciate the work of public utilities and the importance of their efforts.

Global Cleanup Day in the Yenbekshi District demonstrated the willingness of residents and employees to unite to maintain cleanliness and order in the city. During the cleanup day, district areas were cleaned, sanitary conditions were improved, and a safe and comfortable living environment was created.

In summary, the October 4, 2025, cleanup day was a significant event in fostering environmental awareness and civic responsibility among the population. The participation of government agencies, utilities, social facilities, the private sector, and residents significantly improved the sanitary conditions of the area, enhanced the quality of the urban environment, and created comfortable living conditions.

During the cleanup, work included trimming dead trees and shrubs, mowing grass, washing roads and public spaces, removing trash, disinfecting, and painting structures. These activities not only helped clean the area but also encouraged residents to maintain order and cleanliness in their surroundings.

The active participation of residents and cleanup participants is a clear example of environmental responsibility and civic awareness. Thanks to their joint efforts, the area was restored, and residents and visitors alike now have the opportunity to enjoy a safe and comfortable environment.

Thus, the citywide cleanup event in the Yenbekshi district as part of World Cleanup Day became a successful example of collaboration between government agencies, public utilities, social facilities, the private sector, and residents to improve the environmental situation, maintain cleanliness, and foster a culture of caring for the urban environment.