OSCE Report: Building a Skilled and Diverse Renewable Energy Workforce in Central Asia, Emomali Mirzoev, OSCE Secretariat
Building a Skilled and Diverse Renewable Energy Workforce in Central Asia
Keynote on Central Asia – EU Research Network Rohan Modi, Advisor GIZ
EU4SustainableCentralAsia: RenewableEnergyin Central Asia (2025-2028)
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Powering the Future: Building a skilled and diverse renewable energy workforce in Central Asia
This study was commissioned by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in the context of the initiative to establish a Regional Task Force on Education for a Justand Inclusive Energy Transition (RTEET) to build the capacities of Central Asian countries to develop a skilled and diverse workforce to support the energy transition
Regional Vision for Water and Climate in Central Asia, Saltanat Zhakenova
Session 2.5. Water Resources Management under Climate Impact
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The Importance of Cooperation in Addressing Drought in Transboundary Basins, Iskandar Abdullaev
Session 2.5. Water Resources Management under Climate Impact
“From Risk Assessment to Sustainable Livelihoods in Central Asia: WFP Lessons from Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan” by Maria Tsvetkova
Session 2.4. Integrating Climate Risk Management into Strategic Planning in Central Asian Countries
“Preventive Actions in Response to Cold and Heat Waves at Local and National Levels in Kazakhstan and Central Asia,” by Altyngul Turalieva
Session 2.4. Integrating Climate Risk Management into Strategic Planning in Central Asian Countries
“Climate Risk Management in Central Asia” by Anita Richter
Session 2.4. Integrating Climate Risk Management into Strategic Planning in Central Asian Countries
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“Case Studies from Islamic Development Bank Countries on the Economics of Transboundary Water and Energy Cooperation” by Ali Mohammed Khan
Session 2.3. Economic Dimensions of Water–Energy Cooperation in Central Asia under Climate Change
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