the “Green Mahalla of the New Uzbekistan”
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Distribution of Veterinary Supplies in Vanj District. The Tajikistan Resilient Landscape Restoration Project
As part of the implementation of the Tajikistan Resilient Landscape Restoration Project, an important event took place in Vanj District of Gorno-Badakhshan (“Mountain Badakhshan”) autonomous region (GBAO) aimed at supporting local pasture-based communities and improving veterinary services at the community level. During his official visit, Mirzonabot Alisher Khudoberdi the Governor of the region handed over essential
In the Jalal-Abad region, sites for the implementation of green solutions have been presented as part of the KG RESILAND project
As part of the World Bank’s mission to review the progress of the Sustainable Landscape Restoration Project in Kyrgyzstan, a site visit was conducted today to the first site in the Jalal-Abad region where green solutions are planned to reduce the risks of mudflows and soil erosion. A World Bank mission and representatives of the
A World Bank mission met with potential producers in Osh as part of the KG RESILAND project
As part of the World Bank’s mission to monitor the implementation of the Sustainable Landscape Restoration in the Kyrgyz Republic (KG RESILAND) project, a meeting was held with representatives of regional administrations and potential producers interested in producing and promoting their products. Over 50 potential producers discussed prospects for expanding the One Village One Product
Official Opening of the Training Center and “One Village – One Product” Store in Osh
A new training center and store have officially opened in Osh city (Kyrgyzstan) as part of the national initiative “One Village – One Product” (OVOP+1). The new facility has become an important hub for supporting local producers and promoting natural products made in Kyrgyzstan. The store offers a wide range of locally produced goods — honey,
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Regional Portal for Knowledge Management Launched in Central Asia: Focus on RESILAND CA+ and Regional Sustainable Development
The Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) has launched a digital platform to facilitate the exchange of analytical data, practical solutions, and strategies for sustainable development in Central Asia. The portal places particular emphasis on the RESILAND CA+ program and key environmental priorities across Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The RESILAND
The RESILAND Tajikistan Project: Revitalizing Landscapes for Prosperity and a Sustainable Future
Sughd Province, Tajikistan– From June 10 to 13, 2025, a working from the Resilient Tajikistan Landscape Restoration Project (RESILAND TJ), implemented by the Committee for Environmental Protection and the World Bank, conducted a field monitoring visit. The focus was on assessing the significant progress in the Ayni and Penjikent districts, specifically in pasture management (Subcomponent
Implementation of the RESILAND Tajikistan project – forest landscapes restoration in the Sughd region
Forest Landscapes Restoration in the Sughd region As part of the implementation of the action plan of the RESILAND Tajikistan project, a working visit was held to the project districts of the Sughd region (state forestries) on June 12-16, 2025. The goal is to select the preparation of land for reforestation and the creation of
The dangers of overgrazing and how to properly manage pastures
Uzbekistan’s pastures are close to irreversible degradation. The dangers of overgrazing and how to properly manage pastures Uzbeks consume more meat than they can afford with current production methods. The number of livestock exceeds pasture resources. Overgrazing leads to the degradation of ecosystems and a reduction in biodiversity. Zoologist Sergei Zagrebin explains how to properly
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How to increase soil fertility while reducing the cost of money and labor
For thousands of years, humans have been cultivating the soil in several operations: loosening its upper layers, leveling it, crushing large pieces, and destroying weeds. In the short term, these processes have a positive effect on crop yields, but they lead to water loss and even dust storms. Can this be changed? Uzbekistan has 4
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