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00:06 For any city,

00:07 green spaces are the lungs,

00:09 the giant air filters.

00:12 They trap air pollution and help combat climate change,

00:16 but also psychologically,

00:17 there is this theory that uh any time of the day when you look out of the window,

00:21 you should see at least 3

00:23 trees

00:24 to be in balance,

00:25 and here we are

00:27 in the outskirts of Almate,

00:29 beautiful city,

00:30 but this is a new

00:32 part of the city,

00:33 new district,

00:34 which has around 900 apartments

00:36 and there were no trees.

00:39 This is why our annual volunteer day this year

00:43 is dedicated to planting trees.

00:45 We have not been able to do volunteer Day last year er because of COVID.

00:50 And this is why we are so much more enthusiastic to get together

00:54 and to do something good for the community where we live.

00:56 Happy Earth Day,

00:57 everybody.

00:58 Welcome to Almaty.

00:59 We are really very happy to be here and to

01:02 participate in something that is happening all over Kazakhstan because,

01:05 as you know,

01:06 the president has announced 2 billion trees to be planted by 2025.

01:10 This is a very large number and everybody will need to.

01:13 Tributes to make this goal come

01:15 to life.

01:16 Almaty really needs more trees because pollution is still a problem in the city.

01:20 It's also coherent with what we are doing with the government,

01:24 where we are helping both the Almaty blast

01:26 and several blasts in the south on their forestry policy,

01:30 and we are planning to also do more,

01:32 much more planting in the Kizilda blast in the coming years.

01:37 This year in July we will

01:39 celebrate the 30th anniversary of our activities in Kazakhstan.

02:00 Green and sustainable development is something that is very,

02:03 very important to everything we do,

02:05 and we decided to use our volunteer day this year to demonstrate

02:09 this as a symbol of our commitment to green growth in Kazakhstan.

02:12 I think it's really timely to start celebrating.

02:15 30th anniversary of

02:17 tree planting.

02:18 2 billion trees is a lot,

02:20 but we can make a small contribution today

02:22 by planting 100.

02:24 Happy Earth Day to everyone and

02:27 invest in our planet.

02:28 Every day is Earth Day.

02:29 Do your bit for the planet.

02:33 Green spaces for everyone.

02:36 Protect our planet.

02:42 Happy Earth Day.

02:45 Invest in our planet.

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For any city, green spaces are the lungs, the giant air filters. They trap air pollution and help combat climate change, but also psychologically, there is this theory that uh any time of the day when you look out of the window, you should see at least 3 trees to be in balance, and here we are in the outskirts of Almate, beautiful city, but this is a new part of the city, new district, which has around 900 apartments and there were no trees. This is why our annual volunteer day this year is dedicated to planting trees. We have not been able to do volunteer Day last year er because of COVID. And this is why we are so much more enthusiastic to get together and to do something good for the community where we live. Happy Earth Day, everybody. Welcome to Almaty. We are really very happy to be here and to participate in something that is happening all over Kazakhstan because, as you know, the president has announced 2 billion trees to be planted by 2025. This is a very large number and everybody will need to. Tributes to make this goal come to life. Almaty really needs more trees because pollution is still a problem in the city. It's also coherent with what we are doing with the government, where we are helping both the Almaty blast and several blasts in the south on their forestry policy, and we are planning to also do more, much more planting in the Kizilda blast in the coming years. This year in July we will celebrate the 30th anniversary of our activities in Kazakhstan. Green and sustainable development is something that is very, very important to everything we do, and we decided to use our volunteer day this year to demonstrate this as a symbol of our commitment to green growth in Kazakhstan. I think it's really timely to start celebrating. 30th anniversary of tree planting. 2 billion trees is a lot, but we can make a small contribution today by planting 100. Happy Earth Day to everyone and invest in our planet. Every day is Earth Day. Do your bit for the planet. Green spaces for everyone. Protect our planet. Happy Earth Day. Invest in our planet.
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Green spaces are vital to any city’s development—filtering air, helping combat climate change by sequestering carbon from emissions, providing a respite during hot summer months, and much more. In celebration of Earth Day 2022, the World Bank Group office for Central Asia in Almaty, Kazakhstan came together to plant 100 ash trees to make a statement about the course of our work over the coming years in Kazakhstan and the wider region. Green and resilient growth and recovery will remain high on the World Bank’s agenda in Central Asia and beyond, and we will continue to build on 30 years of partnership with Kazakhstan to create a more sustainable future for its people.
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