Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan – On October 22, 2024, a transboundary training on water resource management considering climate impact concluded in Bishkek. The training involved specialists from the Chu-Talas Basin Inspection of the Republic of Kazakhstan and specialists from the Chuy and Talas Main Water Management Departments of the Kyrgyz Republic. The
“The results of EcoMuseum’s projects to reduce the impact and adapt to climate change in the region are very indicative. Within the framework of the project, for the first time, a regional strategy for low-carbon development was developed based on an analysis of the problems and identified priorities of the
On 06 November in Astana (Kazakhstan) within the framework of the project ‘Integrated Watershed Management in the Ishim River Basin in Kazakhstan’, implemented by CAREC with the financial support of the Coca-Cola Foundation will be held the event ‘Rational use of natural resources as a basis for the success of
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan will coordinate actions to solve the problems of the Aral Sea basin. At a meeting of the Senate of the Parliament, an agreement between the countries on cooperation in the field of ecology and environmental protection was ratified, MIR 24 correspondent Alena Gracheva reported. The Aral Sea
A training session on sustainable water resource management for specialists from basin organizations of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan has concluded in Shymkent Shymkent, Kazakhstan – Ten senior and mid-level specialists from the Aral-Syrdarya Basin Inspection (ASBI) of Kazakhstan and the Lower Syrdarya Basin Irrigation Systems Authority (LBIISA) of Uzbekistan have
Photo: primeminister.kz By a resolution dated August 28, 2024, the Government approved a new version of the Concept for the Development of the Water Resources Management System of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2024-2030, Zakon.kz reports. The document notes that modern consumption and use of water resources is often unsustainable
Taraz, Kazakhstan – On October 15, a cross-border training on climate-resilient integrated water resources management (IWRM) was held for specialists from the basin inspections of Kazakhstan and the main water management departments of Kyrgyzstan responsible for the management and protection of water resources in the Chu and Talas river basins.
The region is the leader in renewable energy capacity in the country. What happened Wind power plants with a capacity of 2 GW will be built in the Zhambyl region. And by 2028, the region will have 25 renewable energy facilities. Their total capacity will be 2.5 GW. What are
By 2030, three wind power plants with a total capacity of two gigawatts are planned to be built in the Zhambyl region, 24KZ reports . Projects in Talas, Sarysu and Moyynkum districts are being implemented by investors from France, the United Arab Emirates and China. Currently, 22 stations operate in
Photo: Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan The next meeting of the Ministers of Energy and Water Management of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan took place in Tashkent, reports the Kazinform agency’s own correspondent. Photo: Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan From the Kazakh side, the event was attended by Minister of Energy
