International Experience in the Economic Aspects of Water and Energy Cooperation, by Iness Katrin Dombrowski
Session 2.3. Economic Dimensions of Water–Energy Cooperation in Central Asia under Climate Change
Session 2.3. Economic Dimensions of Water–Energy Cooperation in Central Asia under Climate Change
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Disclaimer This work was produced under the European Union funded project “Central Asia Nexus Dialogue Project: Fostering Water, Energy and Food Security Nexus and Multi-Sector Investment (Phase II)” implemented by the Regional Environmental Center for Central Asia (CAREC) and the financial support of the project “Laboratory of Innovative Solutions for the Water Sector of Central