Central Asia faces mounting climate risks that threaten water security, energy stability, food systems, and public health. With urgent development needs and emerging opportunities in the green transition, scaling up climate finance through innovative instruments and bold policy reforms is critical. In this context, and in collaboration with the Regional
In the lead-up to the Central Asia Climate Change Conference (CACCC-2025), Central Asia Water and Energy Program (CAWEP) has launched a special media training for journalists and content creators across Central Asia. The training, which runs from May 5 to 12 and is titled “Climate Change: Content Diversity and Target
May 3, 2025 — The final event of the eco-campaign “Glaciers’ Preservation Month – 2025” was held in the picturesque location of Green Wood House (Gissar city), organized by the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan with the support of GIZ. During the campaign,
Central Asian countries have significant potential for renewable energy (RE) development. In recent years, their governments have set ambitious targets to reduce emissions and increase renewable energy capacity. The energy transition is set to transform societies and become a key motor for job creation and inclusive economic development in the
