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The Caspian House Platform of environmental organizations of the Caspian countries

https://caspianhouse.org/home   360° VR The goal of filming 360-degree videos is to draw attention to the retreating, drying and anthropogenic impacted parts of the Caspian Sea, as well as to create the opportunity to view these images from anywhere in the world using virtual reality glasses. 12 videos in 360° format. Access without registration Support […]

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Aqueduct tools

Use Aqueduct tools to identify and evaluate water risks around the world Water risks are an urgent global challenge. Most public health crises are already driven by water, including floods, droughts and water-borne diseases. Climate change is worsening the problem by intensifying floods and drought, shifting precipitation patterns, altering water supplies and accelerating glacial melt

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Interactive map of best practices

Interactive map of best practices on the use of water, land and energy resources, as well as the environment of Central Asia http://www.cawater-info.net/best-practices/ru/base/index Welcome to our interactive resource, which contains information on best practices for the use of water, land and energy resources, as well as the environment in Central Asia! What is best practice?

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List of global spatial data for calculating indicators of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework

This collection of datasets is a curated list of global spatial datasets that can be used at national and global scales to calculate selected headline, component, and complementary indicators of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, in instances where indicators are based on spatial data, and subject to national needs and priorities for monitoring. The UNBL team

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Website of the project Land Management, Environment & Solid-Waste: Inside Education and Business in Central Asia” (LESLIE)

The website of the project Land Management, Environment & Solid-Waste: Inside Education and Business in Central Asia” (LESLIE), under the Erasmus+ Programme established by the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) was launched today. The primary objective of LESLIE is to equip Central Asian Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) with the necessary tools and capacities

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HydroSHEDS

The HydroSHEDS project was initiated in 2006 by World Wildlife Fund US with the goal to create free digital data layers in support of large-scale hydro-ecological research and applications worldwide. HydroSHEDS provides seamless hydrographic data products including catchment boundaries, river networks, and lakes. The various existing sub-datasets are consistent across multiple scales and resolutions in

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Map of the impact of hydroelectric power stations on the ecosystems of Central Asia

Link to web map: https://rivers.help/map Specialists from the Rivers Without Borders Foundation have been developing their own GIS model for a whole year, and today their publicly available interactive database includes about 300 existing large and medium-sized dams used for hydropower or irrigation in the Balkhash-Alakol, Chu-Talas, Syrdarya and Amudarya and smaller river basins. About

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