Women and water: COP29 key outcomes Inspiring stories and experiences addressing challenges, such as the sharp decline in the Caspian Sea’s water level and research on transboundary rivers of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan feeding the sea were shared at an online seminar titled “Climate Change and Gender Aspects” for the network
GLOBAL NETWORK “WOMEN IN WATER DIPLOMACY” REVIEWED THE RESULTS OF 2024 Over 100 participants of the Global Network “Women in Water Diplomacy” around the world along with the Network Process Support Team reviewed the past year’s achievements, discussed key accomplishments, and outlined plans for 2025 at the annual online event
From December 4 to 6, meetings were held in Astana as part of a pre-assessment visit by the World Bank for the preparation of the project “Caspian Sea Ecosystem Restoration: Building Capacity in Pollution Management and Biodiversity Conservation” (“Blueing the Caspian Sea”), which is funded by grants from the Global
December 17, the international environmental coalition Rivers without Boundaries presented its report (in English and Russian ) with an analysis of alternative options for completing the Rogun hydroelectric power station project in Tajikistan, which was previously sent to members of the World Bank Board of Directors. According to the authors of the report,
