Sustainable water extraction on campus

at the National University of Uzbekistan

As part of its broader environmental initiatives, the National University of Uzbekistan (NUUz) has developed a comprehensive and sustainable water infrastructure system that integrates both groundwater extraction and rainwater harvesting technologies. This system not only meets the daily water needs of the campus community but also serves as a model for responsible and innovative water management practices in higher education.

INNOVATIVE WELLS

NUUz currently operates eight modern wells across its campus. These wells are strategically located to ensure efficient groundwater extraction while minimizing ecological impact. The water obtained is primarily used for irrigation and other essential needs, ensuring a reliable supply even during periods of water scarcity.

WATER METERS IN BORE WELLS:

💧 To ensure precise management of water resources, water meters are installed in all bore wells. These meters monitor the intake and utilization of groundwater.

PROMOTING ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

💧The green spaces and farming areas supported by these wells contribute to a vibrant and productive campus environment.

RAINWATER COLLECTION POLES

💧The university operates rainwater collection poles that efficiently capture rainwater runoff from various campus structures. These poles are equipped with storage tanks to hold the collected rainwater, ensuring a steady supply of water for non-potable uses throughout the year.

💧The rainwater collected through these poles is primarily used for irrigating the university’s fruit gardens, green spaces, and greenhouses. This practice not only supports the health and productivity of the plants

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