On September 4 and 5, the in person meeting of the Network of Women in Water Resources in Central Asia and Afghanistan was held, which gathered women managers, experts and diplomats from five countries of our region. In 2021, the OSCE OCEEA launched the “Women, Water Management, and Conflict Prevention
Almaty, Kazakhstan – On September 11, within the framework of the Regional Conference on Energy and Environment of the C5+O.N.E. program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, representatives of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) acted as facilitators of the interactive Nexus game. About 100 people from
Almaty, Kazakhstan, September 11, 2024 – On the third day of the 14th Central Asian Leadership Program on Environment for Sustainable Development (CALP), participants immersed themselves in modern water management technologies and climate risk studies in the region’s mountainous areas. The day began with a session on “Water Management Technology”
On 10 September 2024, Dr. Volker Frobarth, Head of the OSCE Programme Office in Astana, paid a working visit to the Center. During the meeting, the parties discussed the implementation of the ongoing project of the Center and the OSCE to create a Digital Territorial Security Passport and an Interactive
Photo: UNDP Kazakhstan/Roman Kopanev The Government of Japan and UN Development Programme (UNDP) have agreed upon a new $4.9 million project, “Enhancing Urban Resilience to Disaster Risk and Climate Change in Central Asia”. The signing ceremony was held in Astana, Kazakhstan.The project aims to enhance urban resilience to climate-driven risks in Central Asia by utilizing regional collaborative mechanisms and
A new type of building material has been invented in the Batken region. Local resident Nursultan Taabaldiev produces “sinch blocks” from rice husks with a small amount of cement. This is much cheaper than traditional bricks, Nursultan notes. https://rus.azattyk.org/a/33058960.html
