November 1, 2024 – CACIP Central Asia Climate Information Portal

Zafar Makhmudov: Inefficient water management could cost Central Asia up to USD 4.5 billion annually, emphasizing the need for climate adaptation through transboundary cooperation

With support from the OSCE and international donors, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) has facilitated critical dialogues on managing shared water resources in the transboundary Amudarya and Syrdarya river basins. Serving over 75 million people, these rivers face severe freshwater challenges by the 2050s due to climate

November 1, 2024

EU-Central Asia c Leaders’ Conference: Shifting the Paradigm for Sustainable Water Action?

Tashkent hosted the EU-Central Asia Young Leaders’ Conference: Shifting the Paradigm for Sustainable Water Action on October 30-31, 2024. The conference was organized by the EU Special Representative for Central Asia and the Nordic International University in cooperation with the Youth Agency and the UzReportTV news agency. Supporting the implementation

November 1, 2024

Green Forum – green energy. Video report

At the panel session of the Regional Environmental Center for Central Asia (CAREC) “Green Energy” of the regional forum “Green Economy – 2024: Green Development Path for Central Asia 2024“, leading experts from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan discussed the development and prospects of cooperation between Central Asian countries

November 1, 2024

Balancing biodiversity at global UN summit in Colombia

Balancing biodiversity at global UN summit in Colombia © Unsplash/Dulcey Lima A hummingbird hovers over an orange flower. By Greace Vanegas 29 October 2024 Climate and Environment Countries from around the world are meeting in the Colombian city of Cali, to discuss how best to protect biological diversity and develop a lasting

November 1, 2024

COP29: Kyrgyzstan is preparing for the Global Climate Conference

In just a few days, the 29th session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change – COP29 – will begin in Azerbaijan. For a fortnight, Baku will become the centre of the world and will host about 100,000 foreign guests. Kyrgyzstan will also

November 1, 2024