Karshi State University (KSU) ensures strict control over water quality and pollution prevention across its campus. Although the university does not have any natural water bodies such as lakes or rivers, it operates a comprehensive closed water management system consisting of 23 reservoirs. All reservoirs are top-closed, which prevents contamination from external sources such as dust, debris, or rainwater runoff.
The university's main water supply comes from 15 artesian wells, where water is purified using the advanced "OSMOS" technology. This system converts groundwater into clean, drinkable water while meeting sanitary and ecological standards. The entire OSMOS purification process and water storage system is monitored and maintained by four qualified specialists, who regularly test and control water quality to prevent any form of pollution or bacterial contamination.
In addition, wastewater from campus facilities is safely channeled through the municipal sewage system, ensuring no direct discharge into the environment. Regular inspections, maintenance, and technical monitoring guarantee the continuous quality and safety of water distributed across campus.