Newsletter. Issue 2. October – November, 2025
Newsletter. Issue 2. October – November, 2025
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Harmonized Policies for Resilient Landscape Restoration
Tragedy of the Commons The “tragedy of the commons” describes how a shared, open-access resource (the commons) tends to be overused and degraded because each individual gains the full benefit of using a bit more, while the costs of that extra use are spread across everyone. Over time, these individually rational choices add up to
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RESILAND Tajikistan. Water, Roads, and New Opportunities: How Infrastructure Projects Change Life in Rural Areas of Tajikistan
A new water supply line commissioned in the village of Sabag of the Langar jamoat, Kuhistoni Mastchoh district, Sughd region A ceremonial opening of a new water supply line, constructed with the support of еhe Tajikistan Resilient Landscape Restoration Project (RESILAND Tajikistan) implemented in the region, took place in the village of Sabag of
KG RESILAND. Development of an Online Catalogue of Climate-Related Disasters Launched in Central Asia
As part of the Kyrgyz Republic Resilient Landscape Restoration Project (KG RESILAND), work has begun on creating a Regional Online Catalogue of current and projected climate-related natural disasters of a transboundary nature in Central Asia. The online catalogue under development will become a modern geoportal for collecting, analyzing, and visualizing data on climate-induced natural disasters—such
World Bank Delegation Visits Jizzakh Region to Review RESILAND Uzbekistan Project Progress
Jizzakh Region – Uzbekistan – 6 November 2025 – A high-level World Bank delegation, led by Gayane Minasyan, Practice Manager for Environment and Social Development for Europe and Central Asia, conducted a comprehensive field visit to Jizzakh Region to assess the progress of the Uzbekistan Resilient Landscape Restoration Project (RESILAND Uzbekistan). Overview of the Visit The
RESILAND Tajikistan: Key Achievements and Progress of Activities
Component 1: Strengthening Institutions, Policy, and Regional Cooperation Subcomponent 1.1. Institutional and Policy Strengthening Under this subcomponent, the project continued its efforts to strengthen the institutional capacity of key partners and advance the development of essential policies. During the reporting period, necessary equipment was delivered, office renovations were completed, capacity-building programs were implemented, and other
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KG RESILAND. Central Asian Scientists Discuss the Future of the Region’s Water-Energy Resources in the Era of Climate Change
The international scientific conference on Water and Energy Resources and Climate Risks in Central Asia as a Basis for Achieving Sustainable Landscapes (the 5th Mamatkanov Readings) was held on 5 November 2025 in Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic. The Mamatkanov Readings are held in memory of Academician Kanysh Mamatkanov, an outstanding Kyrgyz hydrologist and one of the
World Bank Technical Mission under the KG RESILAND Project Continues in Bishkek
A technical mission of the World Bank under “The Kyrgyz Republic Resilient Landscape Restoration (KG RESILAND CA+)” project is taking place in Bishkek. The purpose of the mission is to review the current implementation progress, agree on key priorities for the coming period, and discuss next steps with project partners. During the meetings, participants discussed
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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
The Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Kyrgyz Republic Launches Modernization Work on 21 High-Risk Mudflow Sites. RESILAND Kyrgyzstan
As part of the RESILAND Kyrgyzstan Project, which is a component of the regional Resilient Landscapes Restoration Program in Central Asia (RESILAND CA+), work has begun on conducting studies to prepare Feasibility Studies (FS) and Detailed Design Documentation (DDD) for 21 sites located in various regions of the Kyrgyz Republic. Boobek Azhikeev, Minister of Emergency