Andijan State Technical Institute pays special attention to increasing the share of planted vegetation on campus as part of its environmental sustainability and green infrastructure policy. These planted areas include lawns, flower gardens, decorative shrubs, and tree plantations distributed across different zones of the institute, surrounding academic buildings, dormitories, and recreational areas.

The presence of abundant vegetation plays a crucial role in improving the campus microclimate. Trees and plants help reduce noise pollution, absorb carbon dioxide, and produce oxygen, contributing to cleaner air and healthier conditions for students and staff. Planted vegetation also helps lower surface temperatures during hot summer months and mitigates the urban heat island effect.

The institute actively involves students and staff in maintaining and expanding planted areas through planting campaigns, ecological projects, and awareness activities. These programs support biodiversity and help build environmental responsibility among young people.

Planted vegetation areas are also used for educational and research purposes, particularly in environmental engineering, landscape design, and sustainable development. Students conduct small-scale research projects and practical training related to plant growth, soil quality, and ecosystem management.