The Executive Director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) Zafar Makhmudov met with Armida Salsiah Alisjahbana, Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Secretary of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and Sangmin Nam, Director of ESCAP Environment and Development Division at
“By now, it is well known that water is the scarcest resource in the Central Asian region,” Zafar Makhmudov, Executive Director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC), said at the side event “Water and Climate: Building Resilience in Central Asia’s Water Sector” on December 10 at COP28
Dubai – UAE – UNFCCC COP28 CA Pavilion – December 10 – issues of human mobility in the context of climate change were discussed at the side event “Climate Change and Human Mobility in Mountain Areas:Uncovering New Evidence for Policymaking”. Mountain areas worldwide are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate
Dubai – UAE – UNFCCC COP28 CA Pavilion – December 10 – issues of adaptation within the water and mitigation of the adverse effects of climate change were discussed at the side event “Water and Climate: Building Resilience in Central Asia’s Water Sector”. Central Asia faces acute vulnerability to climate change, characterized
Dubai – UAE – UNFCCC COP28 CA Pavilion – December 10 – The side event «Water-Energy-Food-Environment Security and Integration of Central Asia» discussed the key aspects of combating climate change in the context of water, energy, food, and other natural resources. The side event brought together representatives of international climate organizations, industry leaders
Dubai – UAE – UNFCCC COP28 CA Pavilion – December 10 – The side event “Carbon farming in Kazakhstan: unlocking opportunities” presented a report on the development of carbon farming in Kazakhstan. The participants of the side event learnt about the international experience of carbon farming and the restoration of
