Infrastructure (SI)

Campus Overview

A modern integrated campus for sustainable learning

Located on a single integrated campus in Tashkent, the Academy combines contemporary educational infrastructure with extensive green open spaces, inclusive facilities, and environmentally responsible campus management.

Designed to promote safety, accessibility, wellbeing, and resource efficiency, the campus provides a high-quality learning environment aligned with international sustainability principles and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

National Green Development Context

The Academy develops its campus infrastructure in line with Uzbekistan's national sustainable development priorities. Through its educational, research and institutional activities, it supports policies aimed at expanding green areas, strengthening biodiversity conservation, improving environmental governance and promoting sustainable resource management.

The Uzbekistan–2030 Strategy targets the annual planting of 200 million trees, national green coverage of 30%, and improved environmental monitoring systems.

A Modern Integrated Campus

Established in 2018 and reorganized on 28 November 2022, the Academy brings academic buildings, administrative offices, a student dormitory, library facilities, classrooms, lecture halls, a cafeteria and recreational spaces together in one educational environment.

Its compact building footprint allows most of the territory to remain open and landscaped. New sports and recreational facilities and other environmentally responsible campus solutions are being developed as part of the Academy's long-term strategy.

Modern university campus building surrounded by landscaped grounds — Integrated academic, residential and recreational infrastructure

University courtyard and academic environment

Modern academic and administrative interior

Collaborative learning and working space

Integrated administration and learning environment

48,566 m²Campus Area

1Integrated Campus

6,421 m²Building Footprint

23,748 m²Gross Floor Area

1,117 mCampus Perimeter

Campus Buildings

Facility	Ground Floor Area	Gross Floor Area
Academic Building A	2,496 m²	6,042 m²
Academic Building B	1,045 m²	2,090 m²
Administration Building	1,120 m²	6,952 m²
Dormitory	1,760 m²	8,664 m²
Recreation Area	846 m²	846 m²
Cafeteria	1,189 m²	1,189 m²

Campus and Green Spaces

Green Open Spaces

Environmental quality is a defining feature of the Academy campus, creating a healthy, comfortable and climate-resilient setting for education, research and recreation.

85.7%Open Space Ratio

Open Space Network

Mature forest vegetation, landscaped gardens, lawns, pedestrian green corridors and rainwater infiltration areas improve biodiversity, reduce urban heat, enhance air quality and support sustainable stormwater management.

Permeable landscapes help replenish groundwater resources while minimizing surface runoff and flood risk. These spaces also support outdoor learning and strengthen environmental awareness among students and staff.

Vegetated Area14,774 m²

Forested Area5,849 m²

Rainwater Infiltration Area21,517 m²

Tree-lined green corridor with a natural water landscape — Green corridors, landscaped grounds and permeable surfaces

Dense green foliage representing vegetated campus areas

Tall mature trees forming a shaded green corridor

Natural landscape supporting outdoor learning and recreation

Green pedestrian route within a landscaped environment

Water and vegetation illustrating natural rainwater absorption areas

Green Campus: Safety & Biodiversity

Campus Safety & Security

Ensuring a safe and resilient campus is a core institutional priority of the Academy.

A comprehensive protection system combines continuous surveillance, controlled access, emergency alarms and fire protection, supported by the National Guard of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Regular drills, occupational safety training and first-aid programmes strengthen preparedness and operational resilience.

24/7 Intelligent CCTV Monitoring

Continuous monitoring of buildings, public spaces and campus entrances.

National Guard Protection

Round-the-clock professional protection of the campus.

Smart Access Control

Electronic identification and controlled campus entry.

Comprehensive Fire Safety

Integrated alarms, firefighting equipment and evacuation procedures.

Rapid Emergency Response

Coordinated institutional and emergency-service response.

Energy-Efficient LED Lighting

Well-lit pedestrian routes, roads and public areas.

First Aid & Emergency Medical Support

Immediate assistance through trained personnel and the Medical Center.

Safety Education & Preparedness

Regular drills, simulations and awareness programmes.

Inclusive & Healthy Campus Environment

Accessibility & Inclusive Campus

The Academy is committed to a barrier-free and universally accessible campus where every student, employee and visitor can participate fully in academic life.

Accessible Buildings

Step-free entrances, ramps and barrier-free circulation routes.

Braille Elevators

Braille controls and voice announcements support independent use.

Lactation Rooms

Dedicated maternity care spaces within the campus.

Accessible Toilets

Sanitary facilities designed for universal access.

Tactile Guidance

Tactile navigation and bilingual wayfinding signage.

Institutional Support

A digital accessibility map identifies accessible entrances, elevators, sanitary facilities and maternity care rooms. The Health and Safety Department coordinates support services, and staff receive regular training in disability awareness, emergency response and first aid.

Together, these measures protect equal access, dignity and safety for all members of the Academy community.

Bright accessible interior with open circulation routes — Barrier-free circulation, accessible interiors and inclusive facilities

Wide and clearly organized interior circulation

Inclusive collaborative space with level access

Spacious modern interior supporting accessible movement

Comfortable and inclusive indoor environment

Clear interior wayfinding and open layout

Accessible multipurpose room with unobstructed circulation

Health & Well-being

Comprehensive and Free Healthcare Services

The Academy promotes a healthy campus by providing free, accessible and preventive healthcare services to students, academic staff and administrative personnel.

Medical Clinic

On-campus primary care delivered by qualified healthcare professionals.

1,166 Free Medical Consultations

Consultations provided during 2025 at no cost.

650 m to Family Health Centre

Family Health Centre No. 52 provides nearby specialized support.

Mental Health

Well-being support and health-promotion activities.

Vaccination

Preventive campaigns and public health awareness.

Emergency Care

First aid, emergency assistance and health monitoring.

Medical Care and Prevention

Services include primary medical care, emergency assistance, preventive examinations, vaccination campaigns and health-promotion activities. The Medical Center also supports blood-pressure monitoring, respiratory care, minor procedures, gynecological consultations, first aid, wound management and general outpatient assistance.

571Student consultations

595Employee consultations

Qualified healthcare professional providing medical support — Qualified healthcare professionals, preventive care and emergency support

Medical consultation and patient support

Preventive health monitoring by medical personnel

Healthcare team providing professional assistance

Clean and well-equipped clinical environment

Vaccination and preventive healthcare service

Emergency and first-aid medical equipment

Annual Blood Donation Campaign

Every year, the Academy organizes voluntary blood donation campaigns involving students, academic staff, administrative personnel and representatives of law enforcement agencies. The initiative supports national healthcare institutions, promotes volunteerism and social responsibility, and contributes to the health and well-being of the wider community.

In cooperation with students, staff and representatives of the Prosecutor's Office, the Academy marked World Hemophilia Day by helping replenish blood supplies for patients in need and encouraging a culture of solidarity.

Blood Donation Campaign Dedicated to World Hemophilia DayRelated news · 17 April 2025

Environmental Education & Cooperation

Environmental awareness in professional education

Environmental Awareness Activities

The Academy regularly participates in campaigns, seminars and educational events dedicated to biodiversity conservation, climate change, sustainable resource management and environmental legislation. These activities strengthen environmental responsibility among future law enforcement professionals and support national environmental priorities.

International Environmental Cooperation

The Academy supports international cooperation in environmental governance through activities dedicated to international environmental law and sustainable development. National initiatives are implemented with organizations including CITES. Uzbekistan hosted CITES CoP20 in Samarkand in 2025, attended by more than 3,000 delegates from 184 countries and the European Union.

Smart & Green Buildings

Future-oriented campus infrastructure

Modern engineering systems, digital technologies and green building practices work together to improve operational efficiency, reduce resource consumption and enhance comfort, safety and well-being.

The Academy continuously integrates smart technologies and sustainable building solutions into its infrastructure. These systems support intelligent resource management, energy efficiency and environmentally responsible campus operations.

Building orientation, landscape planning, natural shading, pedestrian-friendly design and extensive green space improve the campus microclimate and reduce the need for intensive energy use.

Intelligent LED Lighting

Campus-wide energy-efficient lighting and automated control in selected facilities.

Thermal Performance

High-performance insulation reduces building energy demand.

Natural Daylighting

Large glazed façades maximize daylight and indoor environmental quality.

Water-Efficient Fixtures

Responsible water use is supported throughout the campus.

Digital Facility Management

Digital engineering systems support efficient operations and maintenance.

Digital Environmental Monitoring

Training covers Yashilmakon.eco, green.tashkent.uz, EcoControl, Smart Patrol, satellite observation and drone-based monitoring.

Modern glass building representing smart and sustainable infrastructure — Smart engineering, natural daylight and efficient resource management

Energy-conscious contemporary building design

Sustainable architecture integrated with landscaping

Modern building envelope and efficient façade design

Naturally illuminated and efficiently planned interior

Comfortable interior supported by efficient building systems

Digital facility management and modern workspace

Towards a Smart Sustainable Campus

By incorporating digital environmental monitoring into professional education, the Academy strengthens capacity in environmental compliance, sustainable resource management and innovative technologies for environmental protection.

Future development prioritizes intelligent energy management, low-carbon infrastructure, climate resilience and continuous environmental performance improvement in accordance with international sustainability standards and the SDGs.

Biodiversity & Conservation

Supporting National Biodiversity Conservation

The Academy promotes environmental awareness, legal education and professional training in environmental protection, wildlife conservation and environmental law enforcement.

Dense forest ecosystem representing biodiversity conservation — Environmental law, wildlife protection and ecosystem conservation

Forest vegetation supporting diverse habitats

Mountain forest landscape and protected ecosystems

Natural landscape illustrating ecosystem resilience

Grassland and forest habitat conservation

Protected natural landscape and green habitat corridor

Through educational activities and institutional engagement, the Academy contributes to national efforts to preserve natural ecosystems and strengthen biodiversity governance.

7 million haProtected natural areas

15.7%Share of Uzbekistan's territory

3New national parks in 2025–2026

Institutional Biodiversity Framework

The Academy's biodiversity conservation, green campus development and environmental stewardship activities are implemented in accordance with its institutional programme.

Campus Sustainability Impact

Integrated management for long-term environmental value

Campus sustainability is coordinated through institutional planning, facility management, occupational safety, environmental monitoring and continuous infrastructure improvement involving academic and administrative units.

Integrated campus planning, inclusive infrastructure, green open spaces, biodiversity conservation and smart building technologies create a safe, resilient and environmentally responsible campus.

The combination of sustainable infrastructure, environmental education and institutional governance supports long-term sustainability and the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.