The 6th Steering Committee meeting of the joint project on the conservation and sustainable management of lakes, wetlands, and coastal ecosystems of the Aral Sea basin was held in Tashkent. The project is being implemented by the National Committee for Ecology and Climate Change in partnership with the United Nations
On April 11, 2026, a celebratory ashar was held as part of the EU-UNEP climate change partnership project “Promoting Regional Approaches to Addressing Climate and Environmental Challenges for Peace and Socioeconomic Stability in Central Asia.” The event was jointly organized and conducted by the Scientific and Information Center of the
On March 25–26, 2026, “Women’s Water Week: From Theory to Practice” was held in Tashkent, bringing together approximately 70 representatives of the country’s water sector, including specialists from basin irrigation system management agencies, government agencies, scientific institutions, and international organizations. The event was organized with the support of the Ministry
QAZAQ GREEN. On 2 April 2026, the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), in collaboration with Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Energy, launched a new project aimed at advancing hydrogen energy in the country, UzDaily.com reported. The initiative, Clean Hydrogen for Uzbekistan, establishes an ecosystem and regulatory framework for the adoption of clean hydrogen technologies. The project
Program/Opportunity overview The CFLI is a program designed to support small-scale, high-impact projects in developing countries, which align with Global Affairs Canada’s thematic priority areas for engagement. The program is directed at projects conceived and designed predominantly by local partners. Projects are selected and approved by the relevant Canadian embassy
This prize is awarded every two years for outstanding contributions by individuals, groups of individuals, institutes or organizations in the field of the environment. It consists of a diploma and a financial reward of US$100,000 and it is awarded during the World Science Forum. Nominations for the Prize can only
Photo: Tashkent Water Week “The problem isn’t a lack of water, but management.” Experts on the future of Central Asia’s water resources Climate change, deteriorating infrastructure, and population growth in Central Asia are raising the issue of water use to the level of national security. In Tashkent, experts discussed key
On March 26 the Tashkent Water Security Forum brought together scientists, policymakers, and practitioners from across Central Asia and beyond to advance dialogue on water governance and climate adaptation. Under the theme ‘From Knowledge to Action: Enhancing Science and Policy Dialogue for Improved Water Security in Central Asia,’ the Forum
On March 30, 2026, the International Forum titled “Dialogue for Sustainable Green Development: Investments in a Shared Future” was held in Tashkent at Central Asian Green University. The forum was organized by the National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change of the Republic of Uzbekistan in cooperation with the Agency for Forestry Development
Uzbekistan’s forest landscape restoration program has reached an important milestone with the launch of a dedicated nursery knowledge and planning platform — www.uzbeknursery.com — developed in partnership with Turkish forestry experts under the World Bank–financed RESILAND CA+ Program. As Uzbekistan advances its commitments under the Bonn Challenge and its Nationally Determined
