ECOLOGICAL MOVEMENT OF UZBEKISTAN

Ecological Movement of Uzbekistan was created on August 2, 2008 and registered by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan on September 20, 2008.
Governing bodies of the movement - Central Kengash (Board), its Executive committee, the Central control-revision commission.
Both citizens and non-governmental noncommercial organizations can be the participants of the Movement.

ECOLOGICAL MOVEMENT OF UZBEKISTAN is called to unite the citizens of the country supporting ideas and wishing to participate actively in protection of the environment and health of the person, convinced that ecologically focused approach in carrying out of political, economic and social reforms is the most effective way of steady development of Uzbekistan.
Movement aspires to mobilize all forces of a society for the further deepening of the transformations carried out in the country directed on realization and strict observance of the rights of the present and the future generations of citizens of Uzbekistan for a life in a favorable environment, improvement of health of the population, protection and rational use of the whole complex of natural resources.
The main slogan of the Movement “The healthy environment - the healthy person”
 
 
PROGRAM TASKS OF ECOLOGICAL MOVEMENT OF UZBEKISTAN

• Increase of activity of public participation in work on protection of environment and improvement of ecological conditions;
• Assistance to the further perfection and development of the legislation concerning protection of environment;
• Realization of public control over unconditional execution of laws and other state decisions concerning protection of environment and rational use of means directed on these purposes;
• Increase of ecological culture of the population, development of system of ecological upbringing and education;
• Development of the international cooperation in sphere of protection of environment;
• Coordination of activity of non-governmental non-commercial organizations, which are the collective participants of the Movement.

Web-site: http://eco.uz