Almaty, Kazakhstan – On September 15, the opening of the first day of the jubilee 15th Central Asian Leadership Programme (CALP) took place in Almaty, organized by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) with the support of international partners. The programme brought together 25 young specialists from Central Asian
QAZAQ GREEN. A recent study indicates that vertically designed “solar trees” can generate electricity on par with conventional solar farms while reducing associated forest loss by up to 99 percent. “Through 3D geospatial simulations and standard test conditions, we show that linear arrangements of solar tree structures preserve 99 percent of
QAZAQ GREEN. From 2–3 September 2025, students and faculty at the State Energy Institute of Turkmenistan in Mary took part in a series of capacity-building activities organized by GIZ through two of its energy programs: EU4SustainableCentralAsia: Renewable Energy in Central Asia (EURECA) and EU for a Green Turkmenistan: Policy Dialogue
