Supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
In 2024, Navoiyuran invested USD 5.108 million in occupational health and safety programs, including provision of high-quality personal protective equipment, free medical services for employees and pensioners, and emergency response training. These measures contributed to zero fatalities and an LTIFR of 0.7, underscoring the company’s commitment to safeguarding employee health.• SDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation
We ensure timely monitoring of groundwater quality
• We strive for the rational use of water resources
• We do not operate in regions with water shortages
• 100% of water was taken from the city's central water supply network.
• 100% of used water resources are transferred to the drinking water supplier's treatment facilities.
• SDG 7 – Affordable and Clean Energy
To diversify its energy mix, Navoiyuran commissioned a 2200 kW solar power panels and installed 120 solar thermal collectors for hot-water generation. These installations received USD 1.6 million in funding, reducing the company’s fossil-fuel dependency and lowering Scope 2 emissions. While further 1200 kWh solar panels’ installation contract is due to be by concluded by 2025 end.• SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth
By the end of 2024, the workforce grew to 9 459 employees—889 of whom are women—earning average wages 7.5 times above the national minimum wage.
Investment-driven projects created 122 new jobs, while transparent recruitment and career-development policies fostered an inclusive labor environment.• SDG 9 – Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
Development of new promising uranium deposits • Modernization and reconstruction of existing uranium deposits
Modernization and reconstruction of production facilities in Uchkuduk, Nurabad and Zafarabad Mining Administration was carried out.
• In total, investments in research and innovation reached US$2.14 million.
• The development of a project for an Innovation Center in the field of extractive metallurgy in Uzbekistan has been initiated.Goal 10 : Reduce inequality within and among countries
In 2024, State Enterprise “Navoiyuran” allocated US$44.16 million to charitable and sponsorship activities.
• Of these funds, $770,000 was invested in education projects, including the installation of modern artificial turf soccer fields with canopies at schools No. 16 and No. 28, as well as the construction of a new stadium in the village of Zafarabad.
• US$70,000 was allocated to the development of the region's social infrastructure.
• An event aimed at strengthening interethnic harmony and religious tolerance was held in the city of Zafarabad as part of efforts to support sustainable and inclusive development.
• SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities
Charitable and sponsorship activities totaled USD 44.16 million, funding construction of sports facilities, urban greening, and education infrastructure.
Reclamation efforts restored 468 ha of disturbed land and saw 28 780 trees planted under regional “Green Land” (Yashil Makon) initiatives, enhancing local environmental quality and recreational spaces.
• SDG 12 Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns
The SE “Navoiyuran” is gradually transitioning to the use of solar energy for electricity generation, reducing its dependence on fossil fuels.
• As part of its fleet renewal program, the company is introducing electric vehicles—15 units are currently in operation, contributing to a reduction in its carbon footprint.
• 120 solar water -heating installations have been introduced, providing an annual production of 195.8 Gcal of hot water, resulting in savings of US$8,200
• SDG 13 – Climate Action
In 2024, we began developing a climate strategy, which is pending official approval
in Q4 2025. The document defines key areas for adapting to climate change and reducing our carbon footprint
. • A comprehensive assessment of physical (extreme weather events, droughts) and transitional risks (regulatory changes, market requirements) was conducted.
• Regular reporting on GHG emissions is carried out, covering direct emissions from production activities and indirect emissions related to energy consumption.
• SDG 15 – Life on Land
• Land-reclamation projects covered 468 ha, restoring lands disrupted by mining activities.
• In order to conserve water resources, the Company does not withdraw water in regions with water shortages
• In order to improve environmental sustainability and rational water use, town of Zafarabad will implement a drip irrigation project for green spaces.
• In 2024, 28,780 trees were planted for landscaping and 37 improvement of territories