SDG Pioneers

Positive impact.

The UN Global Compact on Sustainable Development has ambitious goals that are being made a reality thanks to people. The scale of such personalities is great, as they have an impact on the events and lives of other people. The SDG Pioneers competition - The Pioneers of Sustainable Development in Kazakhstan is dedicated to such people. The UN event was held in Kazakhstan for the first time in order to recognize the merits of business representatives who make a significant contribution to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. The coordinator of the Health Protection Service, Gaukhar Beketayeva, a volunteer and sports activist, was nominated for this competition from West Dala. She is known in the company as a participant in running marathons and the creator of the running club "Runclub Atyrau". By her example, Gaukhar was able to captivate many employees of the company with sports, thereby promoting the topic of preserving health and well-being as one of the sustainable development goals of the UN Global Compact. We thank Gaukhar Beketayeva for her activism and encourage everyone to develop and achieve goals that change other people's lives for the better!

 

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West Dala specialists, Ecologist Ainagul Sagiyeva and Chief Technologist Minara Massalimova, participated in the X Eurasian Business Forum “Green Energy & Waste Recycling” (GEWR’26), held in Astana on July 2–3, 2026.

The West Dala team took part in the “Taza Zhagalau” environmental campaign organized by the Department of Ecology of the Atyrau Region, joining other organizations in cleaning the embankment area of the Atyrau residential district.

West Dala participated in the 2nd Regional Investment Forum “Future of the Region: Development Strategy” held in Uralsk, Kazakhstan.

In celebration of International Children’s Day on June 1, West Dala LLP provided charitable support to children in the Beibarys Rural District of the Makhambet District, Atyrau Region. Twenty-five children received gift certificates worth 25,000 KZT each for the “Detskiy Mir” store.