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Climate change and adaptation are not just the responsibility of environmentalists, scientists, biologists and environmental ministries. It is impossible to adapt to climate consequences and solve climate challenges without finances, otherwise, all smart and innovative strategies will remain on paper. The financial resources available to the countries of Central Asia to solve climate problems were discussed at the

The countries of Central Asia are experiencing the consequences of climate change like no other in the world, stated the World Bank’s Regional Director for Central Asia, Tatyana Proskuryakova, at the opening ceremony of the Central Asia Climate Change Conference on May 27 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. According to her, climate

Today, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea Askhat Orazbay and Executive Director of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia Zafar Makhmudov signed a Memorandum of Cooperation at CACCC-2024.       As noted, the Memorandum will contribute to the expansion of cooperation on climate resilience

«Центрально-Азиатская Конференция по вопросам изменения климата (ЦАКИК-2024) проходит в очень важный момент глобального экологического дискурса, в момент, когда региональное и трансграничное сотрудничество становится критически важным», – заявила представитель Секретариата Рамочной конвенции ООН об изменении климата (РКИК ООН) Ольга Пилифосова на церемонии открытия Центрально-Азиатской Конференции по вопросам изменения климата (ЦАКИК-2024) в Алматы, 27 мая

“The Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) has once again brought together all representatives of the Central Asian countries and development partners to discuss joint efforts to address climate change issues and joint efforts,” said Zafar Makhmudov, the CAREC Executive Director, at the opening ceremony of the Central Asia Climate Change

Today the Central Asia Climate Change Conference (CACCC-2024) has started in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The Conference will last for three days. It convenes over 1000 people offline and online  – policy- and decision makers from Central Asia countries, international development partners, civil society, the private sector, and academia. They will discuss