Five steps to ensure a safe future for people vulnerable to climate change. Natural disaster in Khuroson region, Uyali village. 2009. Photo: Asia-Plus Climate change threatens economic growth, infrastructure, and livelihoods in Asia and the Pacific. By addressing gaps in insurance availability, affordability, and awareness, the region can improve
By 2028, Central Asia may face a transition to a chronic stage of water shortage. This assessment was voiced by Stanislav Pritchin, Head of the Central Asia Sector at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences, during a round table devoted to climate
The potential of this river is estimated at 33.94 billion kWh per year. Zarafshon River Photo: from samlib.ru The French company CARPI Tech has expressed its readiness to participate in the implementation of priority projects in the energy sector of Tajikistan, the country’s Ministry of Energy and Water Resources reports.
