Rational and efficient use of energy and water resources in Central Asia
To promote the rational and efficient use of energy and water resources in the economies of Central Asia. Increase in skills of national decision makers and experts in rational and efficient use of energy and water resources; Ability of member States to engage in cooperative and negotiated approaches to solving transboundary issues.
Farm Privatization Support Project
Raise levels of agricultural output. Strengthen existing technical, design and planning capacity
Interstate Water Resource Risk Management: Towards A Sustainable Future for the Aral Basin
to provide a precise basis for a safer allocation of water resources under changing hydrological conditions
Support to OECD for the implementation of National Policy Dialogues in EECCA countries under the EU Water Initiative
Provide active support to the implementation of the EUWI EECCA Working Group’s program. Establish and implement national policies for IWRM
Promoting IWRM and Strengthening Transboundary Dialogue in Central Asia
Promote transboundary dialogue and sustainable water resources management in Central Asia. Development and implementation national integrated water resources management and water efficiency strategies
Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) and transboundary dialogue in Central Asia
Establish national processes and institutional mechanisms in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and strengthen transboundary dialogue, knowledge exchange and coordination in Central Asia to strategically plan, manage and utilize water resources in an integrated and efficient manner. Support the development of National IWRM plans for Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and promote the linkage with similar on-going (Kazakhstan) and emerging (Uzbekistan) activities as well as transboundary dialogue and coordination in Central Asia in genera
Disaster Preparedness-ECHO (DIPECHO) VI
To support the implementation of the Hyogo Framework for action. Fund local disaster management at community level
Household energy efficiency and renewable energy use in Zeravshan valley
Vulnerable households of Ayni and Gorno Matcha districts of Zeravshan valley have improved their livelihoods in a sustainable manner. Resource-poor households significantly improve energy use efficiency. Communities have learned and adopted best available low-cost technologies on energy use efficiency and on renewable energy sources.
Support for the Creation of a Commission on the Chu and Talas rivers between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan
Assist Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in making their Agreement on the Chu and Talas rivers operational. Establishment of the intergovernmental commission between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.