REPORT on the assessment of the current ecological state of the Amu Darya River and key water-dependent ecosystems within the territory of Tajikistan
The document aims to support joint efforts to conserve the Amu Darya River basin ecosystems, including runoff formation and dispersion zones, by proposing practical solutions for sustainable natural resource management. The document was prepared within the framework of the “Water Resources Management in Central Asia with due regard for climate
One Health in Central Asia: Country Priorities and Prospects
From June 1 to 2, 2026, the countries of Central Asia, together with the World Bank, held a two-day virtual regional meeting dedicated to reviewing the results of the third year of implementation of the large-scale multi-country project “Pandemic Preparedness and Response through the One Health Approach in Central Asia,” financed under
Climate Crisis and Water: What’s in Store for Children and Central Asian Countries
We discussed the need to develop climate-resilient water supply systems and the role that young people can play in addressing water issues. Asia+ June 1, 2026, 4:06 PM Aidan Cronin/Photo: still from video The climate crisis is increasingly impacting water resources worldwide. Floods, droughts, and melting glaciers are already affecting
Ecosystem Profile for the Mountains of Central Asia
The 2026 update of the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund Ecosystem Profile for the Mountains of Central Asia has been published – we have a visual summary on our website: https://zoinet.org/product/cepf-summary-2/ Full report and technical summary: https://www.cepf.net/…/biodivers…/mountains-central-asia
Seven threats to water, land, and the future of Central Asia
From water scarcity and glacier melting to air pollution and food risks — Central Asia must seek ways to jointly address these issues. Saifiddin Qarayev, Asia+ 19.05.2026 17:28 Telegram Facebook WhatsApp Copy URL At the Regional Ecological Summit (RES 2026), held in Astana from April 22 to 24, 2026, environmental
At Peak Stress: How Water Is Becoming Central Asia’s Main Dispute
At the end of April, the Regional Environmental Summit (RES 2026) and the Central Asian Climate Change Conference (CACCC) were held in Astana. A wide range of topics were discussed, including the most pressing for Central Asia: the water and energy complex. On topic: Central Asia is losing glaciers: what
The Importance of Cooperation in Addressing Drought in Transboundary Basins, Iskandar Abdullaev
Session 2.5. Water Resources Management under Climate Impact
“From Risk Assessment to Sustainable Livelihoods in Central Asia: WFP Lessons from Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan” by Maria Tsvetkova
Session 2.4. Integrating Climate Risk Management into Strategic Planning in Central Asian Countries