The project combines ecology, creativity, and the cultural heritage of Kyrgyzstan
According to the Public Foundation "Eurasia KG," this forum aims to engage people in initiatives for environmental protection, responsible consumption, and the development of waste-free solutions in everyday life. It will become a bright symbol of new ecological thinking.
“We believe that ecology is not just about waste disposal. It is also about respect for our culture, land, and future. We aim to combine ecological initiatives with cultural heritage and contemporary art, creating events that inspire and shape a new lifestyle with an emphasis on ecology,” noted the organizers.
The forum includes several events:
1. Street Fashion Show "EMURAS KG"
This is a bright and original presentation of the concept of "the second life of things."
On an open platform, young designers — students of the Kyrgyz State Technical University named after Razakov — will present their unique, modern, and eco-friendly clothing collections made from recycled materials.
The main goal of the show is to motivate young people to care for nature, reconsider their attitude towards things, and pay attention to the recycling of textile waste.
2. Exhibition dedicated to the recycling of cigarette butts
The Enactus team from BGU is launching an innovative project: they recycle cigarette butts and transform them into useful materials — pesticides, art pieces, and even medical patches.
At the exhibition, participants will demonstrate how trash can turn into a resource, and a scientific approach can become a tool for sustainable development.
The goal of the project is to reduce waste and inspire city residents towards eco-friendly and creative solutions.
3. Eco-exhibition at the "Dairy" Public Foundation (Chuy Avenue 114)
This is a gallery of sustainable design, featuring interior items, clothing, and accessories made from recycled materials.
Kyrgyz craftsmen will showcase their original works, demonstrating how contemporary art can be combined with care for the environment.
Contact the event organizers by phone: 0707 177 100
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