Representatives of Central Asia took part in the 9th World One Health Congress, held on September 4–7, 2026, in Lisbon, Portugal. The Congress brought together over 1,300 experts from 107 countries, featuring approximately 600 scientific posters and more than 80 sessions dedicated to scientific research, policy, governance, and the practical
QAZAQ GREEN. Solar power helped Europe’s electricity system cope with rising demand and higher fossil fuel prices in the first half of 2026. However, weakening government support and grid constraints are slowing the industry’s expansion, according to a new mid-year report from SolarPower Europe published on September 8. In June,
Following the refinement of the regulatory framework for waste management, the introduction of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) principles, and the adoption—for the first time—of technical regulations for the construction and operation of modern landfills in the Kyrgyz Republic (in compliance with construction norms and rules/SNiP), the Ministry has begun drafting
QAZAQ GREEN. Kyrgyzstan is continuing to expand its renewable energy capacity, with small hydropower plants and solar power projects accounting for most of the new additions. According to Kabar.kg, Emilbek Orozbaev, Director of the Green Energy Fund under the Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan, said that four small hydropower
In Kazakhstan, entrepreneurs implementing environmental projects will be able to trade carbon credits through an exchange. This was announced by Zhanbolat Kakishev, Director of Products at the Astana International Financial Centre, during Astana Finance Days. Photo: Kazinform/AI According to him, the AIFC plans to enter into an agreement with
