OY-DETOX AIMAQTAR
Таныс ойға тың көзқарас
The image shows a portrait of a woman with black hair, wearing a light blue shirt and a black dress, above the text "УРБАНИЗАЦИЯ В КАЗАХСТАНЕ: МЕЖДУ ПЕРЕГРУЗКОЙ И ВОЗМОЖНОСТЯМИ. АВТОР: АЙМАН ЖУСУПОВА, СОЦИОЛОГ." The image includes the logos of "OY-DETOX", "Internews", and the European Union.
The image shows text about urbanization and its challenges, with a blurred image of people crossing a zebra crossing in the background.
The image contains text discussing urban issues such as housing, roads, and ecology, focusing on population growth in Astana and Almaty and its consequences like rising rent prices and overcrowded schools.
The image shows a road leading to a cityscape with tall buildings, accompanied by Russian text discussing internal migration and the vulnerability of people, highlighting the challenges faced by young migrants in finding stable work and support in cities.
The image contains text about rural development challenges and potential solutions, including weak infrastructure, healthcare, education, and the need for local participation and investment in technology, along with a photograph of a rural landscape with a small building.
The image contains text in Russian discussing five steps towards sustainable development, emphasizing strategic actions to ensure urbanization develops the country rather than destroying it. Key directions include monitoring and data use, using problem area maps, digital panels, feedback from residents, and a comprehensive approach that integrates urban planning, social policy, culture, and the economy into one strategy.
The image contains text in Russian that discusses inclusive urban environments, the concept of a '15-minute city,' and the balance between urban and rural areas, focusing on creating accessible services and developing smaller cities.
The image shows a page with the heading "Conclusion" and text about the need for a new urbanization policy in Kazakhstan. In the background is a landscape with buildings and mountains. The visible text includes statistics on the growth of the urban population by 2050.
A woman poses in front of a backdrop that includes the logos of the European Union, OY-DETOX, and Internews, along with the text "ЖАЛҒАН АҚПАРАТ: ТЕКСЕРУ ЖОЛДАРЫ ЖӘНЕ СЫНИ ПАЙЫМ" and "ЕЛНҰР ӘЛІМОВА, ЖУРНАЛИСТ, SDU UNIVERSITY ЖУРНАЛИСТИКА МЕКТЕБІНІҢ АҒА ОҚЫТУШЫСЫ".
The image shows text in Kazakh about why fake news is spread and a newspaper with the title "FAKENEWS".
The image contains text in Kazakh discussing false information and its spread, accompanied by an illustration of a person overwhelmed by digital icons, including speech bubbles and icons with a cross.
The image displays text in Kazakh discussing information vacuums and the Korday events, followed by an embedded tweet from ISCResearch about tensions in Kazakhstan and ethnic tensions, mentioning Chinese fleeing and the Coronavirus outbreak in China.
The image shows a tweet from BBC News Press Team stating they are aware of a fake video with BBC News branding, suggesting Ukraine was responsible for the missile attack on Kramatorsk train station.
The image shows an illustration of two people using magnifying glasses to verify information, with text explaining how to determine the truthfulness of information and suggesting checking the original source.
The image shows text in Kazakh about how to verify information, especially when users spread unverified news in messengers, citing an example of false information about the destruction of a dormitory in Almaty after an earthquake, which turned out to be a photo of a destroyed house in Zaporozhye, Ukraine, after a Russian military attack. There is also a photo of the destroyed building with the text overlay 'Frequently forwarded. 4 students remained inside Al-Farabi's dormitory.'
The image contains text in Kazakh discussing how to determine if information is true or false, mentioning methods like checking metadata and using reverse image search tools like Google and Yandex.
The image shows a screenshot of a social media post with a video of fighter jets flying over a residential building, accompanied by text in Kazakh discussing information verification methods and tools, and debunking the claim that the video shows Russian fighter jets over Ukraine.
The image shows a woman on the left and an illustration of a person using a laptop on the right, with Kazakh text about verifying information and tools.
The image shows text in Kazakh discussing political camps in China's Xinjiang region, mentioning a BuzzFeed report. Below the text is a screenshot of a satellite image of buildings from a BuzzFeed News article.
The image contains text in Kazakh, advising to check the publication date of information and verify its source by looking for logos and visiting the original website; it also shows a cartoon illustration of a person holding digital media. The text mentions that tools and websites can be used to verify information, and the names of the tools are provided in the post.
The image shows a text in Kazakh describing how British Guardian journalists used Google satellite imagery to investigate the bombing and destruction of Mariupol by Russian forces, noting that a 2023 study revealed significant damage to buildings. Below the text is a screenshot of an article from The Guardian website titled "Mariupol before and after,", which contains satellite images of the city before and after the destruction.
The image shows an illustration with text in Kazakh about verifying information: "To determine the truthfulness of information, first pay attention to who is distributing it. How reliable is this source..." The illustration features a person pointing upwards with information about sources and a document with a red X.
Костанай в ожидании велодорожек Городские власти обещали их построить, но что-то пошло не так
Ольга Лихограй, специально для Власти в рамках проекта OY-DETOX AIMAQTAR
The image shows a woman in a green blouse seated at a table, with children raising their hands in the background, and the text "OY-DETOX", "Internews", and a Kazakh text about developing critical thinking in children.
The image contains text in Kazakh that discusses critical thinking skills and a black and white illustration of a person with a thought bubble containing a lightbulb and gears.
The image contains text in Kazakh explaining why critical thinking is important, defining it as analyzing information and making logical decisions, and stating it helps filter information and form one's own opinion, accompanied by a cartoon illustration of two people putting together a lightbulb puzzle.
The image shows a group of three outlined people standing around a table with laptops, graphs, a lightbulb, and gears, accompanied by text in Kazakh describing the benefits of critical thinking.
The image shows a page of text in Kazakh with questions to develop critical thinking in children, accompanied by a statue of "The Thinker".
The image shows a page of text in Kazakh, presenting numbered educational advice. Topics include teaching children to analyze and compare, differentiate between fact and opinion, make predictions, and consider different perspectives.
The image features a text in Kazakh about critical thinking skills development in children of different age groups, accompanied by a photo of three smiling girls playing with colorful blocks on a table.
A child in a blue shirt is playing with an abacus, while text in Kazakh discusses various tasks, games, and independent decision-making for children.
The image features three children wearing helmets with light bulbs attached, labeled 'THINKER', 'Thinking Cap', and 'IDEAOMETER' respectively, with text above them in Kazakh about critical thinking and child development.
OY-DETOX AIMAQTAR +
Жария фокус-топтар: Талдықорған, Орал мен Қостанай
OY-DETOX AIMAQTAR туралы
The image shows a laptop displaying a YouTube video with the text 'OY-DETOX AIMAQTAR. ТАЛДЫҚОРҒАН ХАЛҚЫН НЕ МАЗАЛАЙДЫ?' ('OY-DETOX Regions. What bothers the people of Taldykorgan?'). The image also includes the logos of 'OY-DETOX' and 'Internews', along with text stating 'OY-DETOX AIMAQTAR ЖОБАСЫНЫҢ ЖАҢА МАУСЫМЫ БАСТАЛДЫ. ЖОБА ЖАРИЯ ФОКУС-ТОП ФОРМАТЫНДА ӨТЕДІ.' ('The new season of the OY-DETOX AIMAQTAR project has started. The project will be held in a public focus-top format.') and 'PAPERLAB'.
Two people are sitting on high chairs holding papers in their hands; the backdrop features a wall with green plants and wooden slats. Text is visible at the top.
The image features a quote in Kazakh, accompanied by a portrait of a man wearing glasses and a light-colored shirt. The text discusses the success of a public focus group in Taldykorgan, noting the open expression of opinions and a demand for dialogue with authorities.
The image features a woman with glasses and long brown hair, alongside text in Kazakh framed by quotation marks.
A group of people is seated in a row, with some holding microphones, under studio lighting; a text overlay in Kazakh discusses city safety, infrastructure, ecology, budget efficiency, and local government efforts to solve problems.
A group of people are sitting in chairs, with one person holding a microphone and speaking. The text on the image says, "Жария фокус-топтың толық нұсқасын YouTube арнамыздан көре аласыздар. Ол үшін іздеу жолына OY-DETOX деп теріңіздер."
The image contains a text in Kazakh that encourages viewers to like, comment, or share the video with their friends, emphasizing the importance of their support and expressing gratitude. Below the text are icons representing a heart, speech bubble, paper airplane, and bookmark. The number 7 is at the bottom right.
The image features two people standing in front of a mosque, with a map of Kazakhstan overlaid in the background. The logo "OY-DETOX" is visible in the upper left corner. The text reads "ОРАЛ ТҰРҒЫНДАРЫ: ҚАЛА ӨМІР СҮРУГЕ ЖАЙЛЫ, БІРАҚ ... ОРАЛДА ЖАРИЯ ФОКУС ТОБЫНЫҢ КЕЗДЕСУІ ҚАЛАЙ ӨТТІ?".
The image shows a text about the convenience of living in the city of Oral in Kazakhstan, accompanied by a photo of a street with trees and buildings in the background. The text includes opinions of residents about the city's advantages, such as its calm atmosphere, clean air, and affordable housing.
The image features a text in Kazakh, discussing employment issues and salary adequacy, mentioning a 35-year-old teacher named Aya from Oral and concerns about low salaries in the West Kazakhstan region.
The image shows a statue of a man on horseback atop a brick pedestal, with fountains in the foreground and trees and a building in the background. The text above the statue discusses the rising cost of living. The pedestal has the word 'ЧАПАЕВ' on it, and the photo is credited to Maria Krestinina, 2gis.
The image shows a building with white walls and a green roof, along with a text overlay in Kazakh that discusses the impact of rising prices and the need for additional work.
The text discusses the impact of the floods in West Kazakhstan Region (BKO) in the spring of 2024 on the lives of residents, including issues with water contamination and rising housing prices.
The image shows an aerial view of a flooded area with trees, roads, and vehicles partially submerged in water. The text above the image discusses the impact of the flood and the rising prices of building materials.
The image shows text in Kazakh, discussing local government work and opinions on it, mentioning road issues and lack of recreational facilities.
The image shows a light-colored building with the word "VOKZALY" in large letters on top and the word "ORAL" in smaller letters below it, with several cars parked in front of it, and text in Kazakh above the image.
The text discusses the social and political issues related to being near Russia, the language spoken by residents, and the impact of Russian mobilization on Kazakhstan, including increased rent and job shortages.
The image features a map of Kazakhstan with a red dot on the top left, along with some text in Kazakh that mentions 'OY-DETOX YouTube channel' and encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel.
The image features a woman in glasses and a tan blazer, superimposed over a backdrop of an oil rig and a blue sky, with text that reads "SOCIAL INVESTMENTS OF THE KARACHAGANAK PETROLEUM OPERATING COMPANY (KPO): MECHANISM, TRANSPARENCY AND PARTICIPATION OF THE POPULATION" and logos for "OY-DETOX" and "Internews."
The image features a text discussing social investments by oil and gas companies and their role in reducing the negative impact of natural resource extraction, along with an illustration of oil rigs.
The image shows a text about the Karachaganak Petroleum Operating B.V. (KPO) company and the obligations of mining companies in Kazakhstan, accompanied by silhouettes of oil rigs, two men shaking hands, and the setting sun.
The image shows text in Russian discussing obligations of mining companies, social investments, and the lack of public access to certain government documents. There is a protractor at the top and a diagram of a triangle at the bottom.
The image displays two hundred-dollar bills in front of a graph with teal columns and a dotted line, overlaid on text discussing the distribution of social investments and the lack of clarity in financial reporting, including the acronyms ЕГСУ and ИПДО.
The image displays information about KPO's social investments in 2023, totaling 19.7 billion tenge, with 75% allocated to construction projects, along with a table detailing expenditure categories, amounts in millions of tenge, and the number of projects.
The image shows financial charts and graphs with a magnifying glass and two small wooden house figures on top, along with text detailing investment allocations by KPO in 2023.
The image shows a block of text detailing investments in sports infrastructure, healthcare, and cultural development, with specific amounts in tenge for various projects, including the construction of sports complexes, a visitor center, hospital modernization, and cultural facilities. The total volume of social investments amounted to 19,721 million tenge. Below the text is a partial image of puzzle pieces.
A table titled "Data on social investments of KPO by region in 2023" shows data on investments across different regions, including the amount in millions of tenge (тг) and the percentage.
The image shows text detailing social investments in the West Kazakhstan region in 2023, including the amounts allocated to various districts and cities in tenge, along with percentage breakdowns.
The image shows a table with data on social investments of KPO (presumably an organization) by direction in 2023. The table includes categories such as construction and repair, other, and charity, with corresponding amounts in millions of tenge and percentages. The table indicates that 19,402 million tenge (98%) was allocated to construction and repair.
The document lists the main shortcomings of reporting related to the lack of information on contractual financing, which makes it difficult to assess the fulfillment of financial obligations. The text also mentions an investment of more than 50 billion tenge in social projects, but the report reflects only part of the financing.
The image contains text in Russian discussing public participation in social investment decisions, mentioning Karachaganak Petroleum Operating (KPO) and their interaction with the local population, as well as the provision of educational scholarships and trips to sanatoriums for pensioners.
The image displays a document with text in Russian discussing the lack of public participation in social investment decisions, referencing the Unified State Administration System (EGSY) and KPO social investments, and highlighting issues with transparency and citizen involvement. The document also includes the number 14 at the bottom right.
The image shows text about low transparency in decision-making and a hand holding a coin.
The image features the text "Отсутствие реального участия населения" (Lack of real public participation) at the top, followed by a body of text describing the advisory councils. The lower part of the image shows raised hands.
The image shows a document in Russian titled "Recommendations for increasing transparency and engagement." It lists several proposals for resolving identified problems and increasing the effectiveness of social investments, including disclosing regulatory documents, publishing selection criteria for company-funded projects, introducing a mechanism for public participation, creating an online platform for residents to propose and vote on projects, and including representatives of local communities in the early stages of project selection.
The image contains text in Russian: "Improving EITI reporting: Add details of financial flows to reports (first tranche, balance, continued funding). Include information on the results achieved and the social impact of implemented projects." The number 18 is at the bottom right corner.
OY-DETOX  подкаст: Қазақстанда экология қандай деңгейде?
A woman stands holding a tote bag in front of recycling bins. The text in the image states, "Every Kazakh throws away 380 kg of waste per year. This was stated by ecologist Pakizat Sailaubekova in the OY-DETOX podcast." and "We offer some thoughts expressed in the podcast for your attention."
A woman in a blue shirt is seated at a table with a laptop and a microphone, against a backdrop of text in Kazakh discussing environmental issues in Kazakhstan, including air quality, water scarcity, and waste management.
The image contains an infographic about air pollution in Almaty, Kazakhstan, discussing the impact of coal and fuel oil burning on air quality, especially during winter, and mentioning the danger of PM2.5 particles that can cause respiratory diseases; a grayscale silhouette of a city skyline is at the bottom.
The image shows a woman holding a tote bag with a tree logo and the text reads: "Осы жағдайды өзгерту үшін қарапайым адамдар не істей алады?", followed by text about making simple lifestyle changes to help the environment.
The image displays informational text in Kazakh about joining environmental movements, providing advice on where to start. It also includes illustrations of a book, recycling symbol, sprout, can, water bottle, and clothing.
A woman in a green jacket is seated at a table with text in Kazakh visible in the background, discussing environmental measures and the importance of ecological awareness.
The image shows three recycling bins labeled 'Plastic,' 'Glass,' and 'Paper' below a block of text in Kazakh discussing waste sorting and recycling issues in Kazakhstan.
The image shows a YouTube video titled "OY-DETOX" featuring two women in glasses discussing the statistic that each person produces 380 kg of waste per year, with text in Kazakh. The video is part of a podcast series, as indicated by the text at the bottom of the screen.
The image shows screenshots of comments in the Kazakh language. The first comment praises a conversation, calling it important and thought-provoking. The second comment expresses excitement about eco-campaigns as someone who sorts waste and hopes for infrastructure in every city.
The image shows two comments in Kazakh. The first comment praises the podcast and expresses hope for more eco-conscious citizens. The second comment reflects on the importance of waste separation and encourages everyone to contribute to environmental protection.
The image shows a text post in Kazakh. The text discusses environmental awareness and waste sorting, noting that even though it may not be perfect, there are separate bins for different types of waste in offices, and people are taught from kindergarten not to throw batteries with regular trash.
Личная история: как маленькие шаги одного человека могут помочь в решении экологической проблемы
Если вы чувствуете бессилие в связи со всеми проблемами, которые вас окружают, читайте историю экоактивистки Людмилы Евженковой. Она уверена, что даже от самых небольших действий одного человека зависят возможные изменения окружающего мира к лучшему
The image is a promotional poster featuring a woman in the foreground, wearing a gray beanie and dark blue shirt. Behind her is a graph with rising red and blue lines, a woman figurine in red on a stack of coins, and a man figurine in a suit standing on a larger stack of coins. Text in Kazakh reads "TEҢСІЗДІК ДЕГЕН НЕ? БҰЛ СҰРАҚ АЯСЫНДА СОMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ЭКСПЕРТІ ҚҰРАЛАЙ ЖАРҚЫМБАЕВА ОЙ ТОЛҒАЙДЫ".
The image shows a pie chart with a slice taken out, where several colorful human figures are placed inside the slice, and one figure is positioned outside the chart. Below the chart is text in the Kazakh language.
A man stands atop a tall wooden cylinder, while another man stands on a shorter cylinder, with text on the right side of the image that reads: “Бұл сұрақтың жауабын бәріміз білетін секілдіміз. Әйтсе де, осы ұғымның құрылымын түсіндіруге тырысып көрейін. Теңсіздік екі түсініктен тұрады, ол: АРТЫҚШЫЛЫҚ ЖӘНЕ КЕМШІЛІК.”
The image shows a man and a woman in casual clothing holding tablets, with speech bubbles above their heads, accompanied by explanatory text about privilege in Kazakh.
The image shows an illustration of a woman standing in front of three blue arrows pointing in different directions, with a light bulb above them, and text in Kazakh.
The image features text in Kazakh above an illustration of a woman standing in front of three lightbulbs, colored blue, yellow, and light blue.
The image features the text "ТЕҢСІЗДІК ФАКТОРЛАРЫ" (Inequality Factors), followed by information that inequality factors are divided into 3 types: economic, cultural-social, and belief factors; also, it shows three game pieces on stacks of coins, two red and one blue.
The image lists economic factors such as road infrastructure, internet network, market opportunities, jobs, food, light, water, other infrastructure, connections with other places, political reforms, and budget decisions, accompanied by an illustration of a city skyline and a bus.
The image displays a list of socio-cultural factors in Kazakh, followed by illustrations of a young woman in a hijab assisting an elderly woman with a cane.
The image contains text in Kazakh about the factor of confidence and representation, accompanied by an illustration of a person looking at a document with a magnifying glass.
The image features a list of bullet points in Kazakh, followed by a drawing of a woman with a prosthetic leg assisting a woman in a wheelchair.
The image features text in Kazakh above a photograph of a woman wearing glasses and resting her chin on her hand; the text poses questions about identity and impact.
The image features a woman with dark hair and a blazer, along with logos for the European Union, "OY-DETOX", and Internews; there is also orange quotation marks, followed by text in Kazakh that includes the name "ӘЙГЕРІМ ПАЗЫЛБЕКОВА".
The image includes text in Kazakh discussing digital literacy among young people, accompanied by stylized illustrations of people using technology, such as smartphones and laptops, arranged around a large letter 'Z'.
The image shows a page filled with text in the Kazakh language, discussing the importance of digital skills, Kazakhstan's participation in international studies on computer and information literacy, and the digital skills proficiency of students in the country. It highlights that a significant percentage of students have not mastered basic digital skills.
The image shows a woman with glasses in a black suit, holding a pen, with text in Kazakh in the background. The text discusses challenges in technology education and disparities exacerbated by the pandemic, focusing on difficulties in verifying online information and lack of access to resources.
The image contains a text in Kazakh, discussing three levels of the digital divide: accessibility, skills, and efficiency, highlighting the challenges in rural areas and the need for better technology usage strategies in schools.
The image contains text in Kazakh about the importance of digital literacy across all subjects, not just informatics, and features a woman using a laptop next to a digital circuit graphic.
The image shows a woman in a black turtleneck sweater with text in Kazakh above her; the text discusses the importance of supporting and training teachers in using new technologies and digital tools to develop students' critical thinking skills.
The image features text in Kazakh about the importance of modern technology and internet access in schools, alongside a laptop illustration with a notification icon.
A woman in a black blazer stands next to text in Kazakh about digital literacy and online safety.
11 ақпан – Ғылымдағы әйелдер мен қыздардың халықаралық күні
A woman with dark hair and a maroon academic robe poses in front of logos for European Union, OY-DETOX, and Internews, with text in Kazakh that mentions that 40% of women scientists leave their jobs after the birth of their first child.
The text discusses the underrepresentation of women in science and artificial intelligence, noting that they make up only 33% of researchers globally and even less in AI (22% according to UNESCO, 2021). It mentions the challenges women face in achieving high scientific positions and securing research grants. A story is shared about physicist Tatiana Birshtein showing a sculpture of a working woman holding a briefcase, groceries, and a baby, illustrating the struggle of balancing career and family. According to research published in Nature, 40% of female scientists quit or switch to part-time work after their first child, compared to only 23% of male scientists.
The image shows a document in Kazakh discussing gender inequality in STEM and women in science, citing UNESCO reports from 2017 and 2020. It mentions statistics on the percentage of women working in scientific research globally and in Kazakhstan, noting that Kazakhstan has a higher percentage of women in science compared to the global average.
A text in the Kazakh language discusses gender inequality in STEM fields, noting that girls are equally interested in math and science until age 6, after which their self-perception of being 'very smart' decreases. It emphasizes the importance of providing girls with more information about science rather than imposing the view that being a 'genius' is not for them.
The image shows a news article in Kazakh about a study on sexist textbooks, along with a photo of two women, one looking at her phone and the other taking notes.
A woman in a traditional Kazakh outfit is standing behind a podium presenting information on gender stereotypes in textbooks. The text on the screen and the document highlight the frequency and nature of female representation in educational materials.
The image shows a book cover titled "Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution" by Steven Levy, alongside text in Kazakh discussing the book and the representation of women in the field of hacking.
A woman is speaking into a microphone in front of a crowd, with text in Kazakh above her that discusses the history of women in computer programming.
The image shows a laptop with a coding window, a magnifying glass, gears, a speech bubble with code symbols, and a cloud with arrows. The text above the image discusses women in computer programming and mentions Grace Hopper.
A woman in a blue robe is seated next to a man in a suit, with text in Kazakh visible in the background.
The image shows a woman with glasses working at a desk with a computer and laptop, alongside a text in Kazakh that discusses programming and gender stereotypes.
Алтынай Қожабек: шағын қаладағы үлкен амбициялар
A poster features a smiling woman in a white headscarf, with text in Kazakh including "ALTYNAI ҚОЖАБЕК," "ШАҒЫН ҚАЛАДАҒЫ ҮЛКЕН АМБИЦИЯЛАР," and "ТАЛДЫҚОРҒАН," along with the logos of "OY-DETOX," the European Union, and "Internews."
A woman wearing a hijab and a striped sweater is giving a presentation in front of an audience, next to a screen displaying the text "SAWIR SCHOOL."
The image features text in the Kazakh language, discussing moving to Almaty for studies and the impact of the Russia-Ukraine situation on the city.
A woman wearing a headscarf and a blue floral dress is posing with her hands above her head, with text in Kazakh in the background.
A group of young people are sitting around a table, engaged in a discussion, with some holding books; the image includes a text in Kazakh.
A group of people are standing in a room, posing for a photo, with text above them in Kazakh and the words "Rick & Morty" on one person's shirt.
A smiling woman in a hijab holds a stack of books including "The Garden Party" and "American Crime Stories"; the image contains text in Kazakh.
Как общественники меняют Талдыкорган
A man wearing sunglasses and a hooded jacket sits in a wheelchair in front of snow-covered steps, alongside text in Russian and Kazakh, including quotes about accessibility and the title "The Struggle for an Accessible City: How Activists are Changing Taldykorgan."
The image is a collage of three photos: a man in a green sweater, snowy stairs with railings, and a man in a wheelchair wearing sunglasses and a hooded jacket in front of a store.
The image shows three people sitting around a round wooden table, engaged in conversation, with a quote above them that reads, “In 2011, I got injured. Before that, I saw people in wheelchairs, looked at them with pity and sympathy, but did not understand what they were going through, until, as they say, I put on these 'sandals' myself.”
The image shows the lower part of a person sitting in a wheelchair, with a text overlay discussing disability and accessibility issues. The text mentions the person was assigned a first-group disability after an injury and has since used a wheelchair. After seven years, Druzin founded a public association for people with disabilities called 'Elstar' and began actively highlighting the lack of ramps, tactile paths, parking for people with disabilities, and specialized restrooms on social networks.
Two men are sitting at a table with cups of coffee, and one is pointing. Behind them is a decorated Christmas tree. The text above the image mentions Andrey Tansari, who has tens of thousands of Instagram followers and is identifying infrastructure accessibility issues for people with disabilities in public and private institutions in Taldykorgan.
A man in a wheelchair sits in front of a Home Credit Bank entrance with a ramp, and a quote about accessibility is displayed at the bottom.
The image shows a building entrance with stairs and no ramp, covered in snow, alongside a tactile paving path, also covered in snow. The text above describes efforts to contact building owners about the lack of accessibility features like ramps and tactile paths, and the intention to report violations to the Department of Social Protection in Taldykorgan.
The image shows a bus at a stop with people around it, and a traffic light with a red light on top and a green light on the bottom. Text at the top reads: 'Полную версию материала читайте на сайте vlast.kz' and 'Этот материал был подготовлен в рамках проекта ОУY-DETOX AIMAQTAR+'.
The image features text about the OY-DETOX AIMAQTAR+ project, stating its goal is to create an open platform for discussing current issues through public focus groups and highlighting the lives of regions through the eyes of their residents; it also mentions that the first focus group issue from Taldykorgan is available on the OY-DETOX YouTube channel; the foreground shows a statue of a man and a woman standing in front of a building and a laptop displaying the OY-DETOX YouTube channel.
«Доступная инфраструктура это же не только для людей с инвалидностью»
Общественники Талдыкоргана активно работают над тем, чтобы сделать инфраструктуру города доступной для людей с инвалидностью. Несмотря на то, что в городе расположено множество государственных и частных объектов, оснащённых пандусами и тактильными дорожками, на практике они часто неудобны или небезопасны.

36-летний Вадим Друзин уже почти десять лет занимается продвижением инклюзивной среды. Благодаря его активности в социальных сетях и обращениям в государственные структуры, многие учреждения начали адаптироваться к требованиям доступности. Однако, по словам Друзина, Талдыкорган всё ещё далёк от идеала.
Өңірлердені жұмыссыздық мәселесі туралы
A person in a white shirt and tie clutches their head in front of a map of Kazakhstan, with the text "АБАЙ, ЖЕТІСУ ЖӘНЕ ҰЛЫТАУДА ЖҰМЫССЫЗДЫҚ ДЕҢГЕЙІ ҚАНДАЙ?"
The image shows a map of Kazakhstan with three regions highlighted in red: Abay, Zhetysu, and Ulytau. The text above the map states that three new regions were formed in Kazakhstan in 2022, and the inhabitants of these regions make up 7.5% of the population of Kazakhstan.
The image shows population statistics for three regions in Kazakhstan: Zhetysu, Abai, and Ulytau, including total population, urban population, and rural population; the text indicates a decrease in rural population across all three regions.
The image shows an illustration related to job termination, featuring a torn 'CONTRACT' document, a 'TERMINATED' stamp, and people interacting with piles of paper and a ladder; the text above explains the level of unemployment.
The image features a woman in a blazer next to a quote in Kazakh from sociologist Aisulu Moldabek, discussing the impact of income on living standards and the problem of unemployment in rural areas.
The image includes employment statistics for the Abai region of Kazakhstan, along with a map highlighting the region in red. The text details the number of employed and unemployed individuals, broken down by gender, and unemployment rates for 2023 and 2024.
The image contains text in Kazakh providing statistical data on employment and unemployment in the Zhetysu region of Kazakhstan, including figures for 2023 and 2024, broken down by gender and district, along with a map highlighting the Zhetysu region.
The image displays a map of Kazakhstan with the Ulytau region highlighted in red, accompanied by statistical data on employment and unemployment in the Ulytau region for 2023 and 2024, including figures for men and women.
The image contains text in Kazakh describing unemployment statistics in the Abai, Zhetysu, and Ulytau regions, noting that a large proportion of unemployed individuals are between 35 and 54 years old, and an image of a person with their head down.
The text discusses the cost of living and median income levels in several regions of Kazakhstan, including Abai, Zhetisu, and Ulytau. It mentions the minimum cost of living in 2023 and 2024, as well as the median income in these regions. It also states that from 2025, targeted social assistance will be determined by median income levels rather than the cost of living.
A promotional image features a woman in a white fur coat, set against a blurred outdoor background, along with text in Russian that includes her name, Larisa Kotelnikova, and the phrases 'OY-DETOX x MANSHUQ' and 'КАРЬЕРА'.
The image features a light blue background with a circular photo of a fair-skinned woman with short blonde hair wearing a black top with colorful embroidery around the neckline. Below the photo is a text quote in Russian, attributed to Larisa Leonidovna, discussing challenges in society and government interactions.
The image features a quote in Russian from Larisa Kotelnikova regarding long queues for medical services, a lack of specialists in rural areas, and the need for people to travel to regional centers for basic diagnostics, against a blue textured background with the text "OY-DETOX x MANSHUQ" at the top.
A woman with short blonde hair wearing a white fur coat stands in front of a blurred background of greenery and snow. The text above her reads 'OY-DETOX x MANSHUQ' and quotes about improving medical infrastructure in Taldykorgan.
The image features a light blue background with the text "OY-DETOX x MANSHUQ" at the top, followed by a quote in Russian discussing social and medical problem-solving, the availability of information in Instagram and medical institutions, and a shift towards more active citizen engagement and constructive dialogue.
Тұмауға қарсы вакциналар туралы аңыздар
The image shows a hand in a blue glove holding a syringe and a vial, with text in Kazakh that reads "ТҰМАУ ЖӘНЕ ТҰМАУҒА ҚАРСЫ ВАКЦИНАЛАР ТУРАЛЫ АҢЫЗДАР" (Myths about flu and influenza vaccines). Logos for the European Union, OY-DETOX, and Internews are also present.
The image contains text in Kazakh discussing the flu, its symptoms, and related statistics, including that it is a collective term for acute respiratory illnesses and that in 2019-20, at least 18 million people sought medical care for the flu, with 24,000 deaths and 410,000 hospitalizations.
The image features text in Kazakh about the flu, stating that the body can overcome it like any other respiratory infection, and an illustration of a woman with a bandage on her upper arm, suggesting she received a flu shot.
The image shows a poster with the text: "Vaccines should not be given to people with chronic diseases of the cardiovascular system." There is also an image of a person wiping their nose with a tissue.
The image contains a text in Kazakh discussing the treatment of influenza with antibiotics, stating that antibiotics are ineffective against viruses, but may be prescribed if a bacterial infection develops. An illustration shows a person walking towards a shield, with representations of viruses nearby.
The image shows a text in Kazakh about flu vaccination and egg allergies, stating that if one is allergic to eggs, they should not get a flu shot, but since 2016, vaccines are allowed to be grown in cells, viruses are carefully checked, and are not dangerous for humans. According to the FDA, anaphylactic reactions occurred only in 10 out of 7.4 million vaccinations, and most patients were not allergic to eggs.
The image contains text in Kazakh promoting vaccination, stating that all information is taken from www.egu.kz and that it is the only official website providing complete answers about vaccination. An illustration shows a person pointing up with a checklist and website icon nearby.
The image features text in Kazakh that translates to: "If you want additional information about vaccination, you can ask questions and get answers through the 7701 hotline," along with a blue circular icon containing a white lowercase 'i' and the number 10 in the bottom right corner.
Вакцинаға қатысты мифтер
The image features a promotional poster or informational graphic with the logos of the European Union and Internews. The central text introduces Asel Musabekova as a biologist and science communicator, discussing her work during the COVID-19 pandemic, addressing myths about vaccination, and offering free advice. A photograph of Asel is included, showing her in a checkered shirt.
The image is a promotional poster in Kazakh for vaccination. It features information about vaccination, including a recommendation to visit egu.kz for detailed answers and mentions other websites like FactCheck.kz. The poster encourages people to get vaccinated to protect themselves and their loved ones, highlighting that vaccination is the most effective way to protect children from infectious diseases.
The image shows a person holding a smartphone displaying an Instagram profile with the username @ASSEL_VIROLOGY. The screen also contains text in Kazakh and Russian about vaccinations and infectious diseases.
The image contains text in Kazakh that provides advice to parents regarding vaccination, emphasizing understanding the national vaccination schedule, communicating with healthcare professionals, and being cautious when choosing a doctor due to differing opinions on vaccines.
The image contains text in Kazakh, advising readers to find all information about vaccines and their side effects on the egu.kz website, to read information published on reliable media, noting that the vaccination topic is covered in detail on egu.kz, and that the 7701 hotline is also available. It also warns that WhatsApp is the easiest way to spread false information and advises not to trust all messages received.
The image shows text in Kazakh discussing common myths against vaccination among parents, focusing on the myths of vaccines causing autism and containing harmful components like thimerosal and aluminum.
The image contains text in Kazakh, discussing a MediaNet study about false information regarding vaccination in Kazakhstan during 2020-2021, and it mentions that more than 50% of false information against vaccines in the Kazakh segment of social networks was created/distributed by more than twenty Kazakh accounts.
The image shows a table with a list of conspiracy theories about vaccines. The table is titled 'Plots', and it lists the 'Harm of Vaccines' and the 'Harm of Actual Coronavirus Vaccines' for each plot. The plots include sterility, poisoning, DNA change, totalitarianism, autism, Big Pharma conspiracies, WHO, UN and UNICEF activities, global secret government, and rapid preparation.
The image shows text in Kazakh, along with a stylized drawing of a gloved hand giving an injection into an arm, and the number 10 at the bottom right.
The image shows a doctor in a white coat and mask giving a vaccine to a patient, with text above in Kazakh.
Елена Хегай: шындыққа қарағанда жалған ақпарат тез таралады
A woman with dark hair and red lipstick is speaking at a conference, wearing a white blouse with a black bow tie. The backdrop is blue with white text that reads "Ұылтай OY-DETOX" and "KAZ PRE." The text at the bottom reads "МЕДИЦИНА САЛАСЫНДАҒЫ ҮЛКЕН МӘСЕЛЕНІҢ БІРІ – ШЫНДЫҚҚА ҚАРАҒАНДА ЖАЛҒАН АҚПАРАТТЫҢ ТЕЗ ТАРАЛУЫ ЕЛЕНА ХЕГАЙ."
A woman with short black hair is speaking into a microphone and gesturing with her hands, wearing a white shirt with a black bow tie and a blue lanyard, against a background of text in Kazakh.
The text discusses the common situation where medical professionals recommend dietary supplements (BAD). It explains that people often believe BADs are safer than drugs, but they are not natural products like vegetables or fruits. While drugs undergo strict certification and have detailed information, BADs lack such data, making their simultaneous consumption like playing "Russian roulette" because their effects on the body are largely unstudied.
A panel discussion is taking place with multiple speakers seated at tables on a stage, in front of a backdrop featuring logos and event details. Text in Kazakh is prominently displayed, discussing issues in medicine and media challenges.
The image shows a woman speaking at a press conference, with text in Kazakh above her that discusses vaccination and measles in Kazakhstan, and the logo for "Kazakhs Press C" is visible.
A panel discussion with several speakers is taking place in front of a backdrop featuring logos and the text "KAZAKHSTAN PRESS CLUB," with some text in Kazakh and Russian visible, along with the number "30."
The image is a promotional graphic with two women on either side of a muted group photo, featuring text in Kazakh that includes the phrases "OY-DETOX," "ТӨТЕНШЕ ЖАҒДАЙ КЕЗІНДЕ ҚҰТҚАРУШЫЛАР МҮГЕДЕКТІГІ БАР АДАМДАРМЕН ҚАЛАЙ ЖҰМЫС ІСТЕУ КЕРЕГІН БІЛМЕЙДІ," logos for "Internews" and the European Union, and a red arrow pointing right.
A woman in a white sweater and beaded necklace stands holding documents, with other people visible in the background; text below the image references "Disability Rights Experts Community."
A woman with glasses and a light-colored blazer is pictured with a blurred background of rows of seats, accompanied by Kazakh text above her.
A woman in a dark suit stands in front of flags, next to text in Kazakh.
Four women are sitting around a table, seemingly in a meeting, with papers and a computer visible; the text above and below the image is in Kazakh.
The image features text in Kazakh and a line drawing of a person in a wheelchair giving a high-five to another person.
A woman with glasses is holding a phone to her ear, with text in Kazakh around her.
A group of people is sitting at tables in a conference room, with text in Kazakh at the top of the image describing a session of the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
A group of people is posing for a photo, some of whom are in wheelchairs, accompanied by text in Kazakh about recommendations from the United Nations regarding the rights of people with disabilities.