Tashkent, October 19, 2026 — Heads and representatives of national hydrometeorological services and national mudflow and flood protection agencies from Central Asian countries are discussing joint approaches to the safe management of transboundary water resources and the reduction of natural disaster risks at the Regional Dialogue on Strengthening Capacity for the Safe
The 7th Summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia (CICA) was held in the capital of Azerbaijan yesterday , bringing together heads of state and senior diplomats to discuss regional security, economic cooperation, and strengthening international trust, according to the event’s official website. The meeting was
nnovative climate and disaster risk reduction solutions to improve the resilience of Petropavlovsk (North Kazakhstan region, Republic of Kazakhstan) CALL FOR APPLICATIONS ORGANIZER UNDP in Kazakhstan PROJECT #01004067 — Regional project “Strengthening Cities’ Resilience to Disaster Risk and Climate Change in Central Asia” DONOR Government of Japan COMPETITION AREA The
Central Asian countries are moving beyond the traditional understanding of economics and ecology. They are actively researching, creating favourable conditions, and applying approaches that shift their economies onto circular tracks. Parliamentary representatives from five Central Asian countries acknowledged that today, the circular economy is not about waste collection, but about
