Agency for Innovative Development under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Recently, the young scientist successfully completed an international scientific internship in the field of “Green Economy and Environmental Education” at the prestigious Sultan Idris Education University in Malaysia and returned to Uzbekistan. This internship not only enhanced his scientific capacity but also enabled him to develop new scientific and practical ideas that are of significant importance for the country.

The focus of Sarvar Abdurakhmonov’s research is on modern digital technologies. In particular, he studies the potential applications of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), digital environmental monitoring systems, and artificial intelligence-based solutions in agriculture.

Today, drones are no longer merely flying devices; they are becoming essential analytical tools for the agricultural sector. They make it possible to monitor crop conditions across large areas within a short period, determine soil moisture levels, assess salinity, and analyze plant growth and development.

Whereas collecting such information previously required days or even weeks, modern technologies now enable these processes to be completed within a matter of hours. As a result, farmers can use water, fertilizers, and other resources with greater precision and efficiency.

“During the internship, the advantages of digital environmental monitoring systems were also studied in detail. These systems make it possible to collect and analyze real-time data on land, water resources, and vegetation. Artificial intelligence technologies help identify potential problems in advance based on the collected data. For example, if there is a risk of crop disease outbreaks or soil degradation, the system can provide an early warning. This contributes not only to increased economic efficiency but also to maintaining ecological balance. After all, the primary goal of modern agriculture is not merely to increase yields, but to achieve high productivity without causing harm to the environment,” the young scientist notes.

Environmental education occupies a special place in Sarvar Abdurakhmonov’s scientific perspective. He believes that the success of any technological innovation primarily depends on the environmental awareness and knowledge of people. Therefore, the researcher emphasizes the importance of widely integrating green economy principles into the education system, strengthening environmental responsibility among young people, and incorporating innovative technologies into educational processes.

According to him, only the integration of environmental education and digital technologies can foster a culture of sustainable development within society. This, in turn, will contribute to raising a new generation of environmentally conscious and forward-thinking professionals.

The experience gained in Malaysia, the innovative technologies studied, and the scientific and practical recommendations developed during the internship are expected to become important factors in improving agricultural efficiency, addressing environmental challenges, and advancing sustainable development in the future.