The overall development objective of the project is to reduce widespread poverty in Tajikistan by enhancing socio-economic development and increasing household incomes through the promotion income-generating end-use applications of renewable sources of energy in areas with either unreliable and limited power supply or no supply at all.
Produce an assessment of Tajikistan’s institutional, technical and human capacity to mainstream climate change considerations in key policy areas, with particular focus on the requirements for implementing the SPRC; and to Conduct an initial awareness raising campaign aimed at building capacity on climate change impacts, vulnerability and adaptation
An overall objective of the EURECA Programme is to promote and support enhanced regional co-operation on environment and water both between EU and Central Asia and within Central Asia.
The programme aims to set-up the necessary policy, regulatory and institutional mechanisms enabling the penetration of renewable energy sources in the energy mix of the partner countries as well as increasing the energy efficiency at national level (as measured by the energy intensity of the national economies)
The aim of the project is to strengthen regional capacity to address water governance challenges within national and transboundary sustainable development frameworks. Location : Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Kazakhstan
To contribute to the development of efficient and coordinated national policies with regard to water quality aspects of integrated water resources management in Central Asia.
The objective of the project is to support the establishment of long-term cooperation between the two countries on hydrology and environment. The aim is also to improve the understanding of and access to information about the water resources and environmental conditions in the upper Amu Darya Basin for relevant stakeholders in the whole basin.
The goal was to combat land degradation and improve rural livelihoods in the CACs. The objective was to establish the Central Asian Initiative for Land Management (CACILM), a multi-country and donor partnership to support the development and implementation of national level programmatic frameworks for more comprehensive and integrated approaches to sustainable land management in the region. The CACILM is a 10-year, multicountry, multidonor program promoting SLM to restore, maintain, and enhance productivity of Drylands. The goal of CACILM was to combat land degradation while also improving rural livelihoods across the region. It was anticipated that in the second and third phase significantly more resources could be invested in SLM-related activities in the Kyrgyz Republic, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan, by the partnership of national governments, the GEF, implementing agencies, and other donors.
The EBRD provided a loan to finance a programme of priority capital investments, to improve the municipal water services in the Central Tajik cities of Gissar, Shachrinav, Somoniyon, and Turzonzoda. The overall objectives of this Project are to: (i) rehabilitate the water supply system and, where applicable, allow selected wastewater improvements; (b) improve both billing and collection; and (c) improve financial and operational management.
The overall project objective is to prevent conflicts and support strengthened bilateral cooperation in transboundary water management in the Isfara River basin as the means to improve local livelihoods and prevent environmental degradation in the basin. The intended outputs are: (i) strengthened transboundary mechanisms (policies, institutions, practices etc.) for effective water management; and (ii) improved local cooperation and confidence-building in border areas.
