We are excited to share our first podcast featuring members of the Central Asian Network of Academic Societies (NAS).
In this episode, Associate Professor of Environmental Protection at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED), Suriya Turayeva, and Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Professor of the Institute of Management at the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Arman Nurmaganbetov, discussed the following topics:
In this episode, Associate Professor of Environmental Protection at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy (UWED), Suriya Turayeva, and Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Professor of the Institute of Management at the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Arman Nurmaganbetov, discussed the following topics:
1. The role of water diplomacy in the world and Central Asia. Why do we need water diplomacy?
2. Who is water diplomacy for—diplomats or water management experts? Which university disciplines should include this subject?
3. What is currently being done to promote water diplomacy in Central Asia? What initiatives are being led by universities?
4. What is the role of ANCA in advancing water diplomacy?
5. Prospects and recommendations for making the implementation of water diplomacy more effective.
3. What is currently being done to promote water diplomacy in Central Asia? What initiatives are being led by universities?
4. What is the role of ANCA in advancing water diplomacy?
5. Prospects and recommendations for making the implementation of water diplomacy more effective.
Listen to the podcast on the Central Asian Community of Practice platform via the link.
Background
Since 2013, the Network of Academic Societies (NAS) has been active in Central Asia, established by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC).
NAS facilitates interaction and knowledge exchange among representatives of educational institutions engaged in environmental management and the governance of water,
land, and energy resources under climate change conditions.
Currently, the network is supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) as part of the USAID Central Asia’s Regional Water and Vulnerable Environment Activity.
Additional information: Ludmila Kiktenko, Environmental Management Program Manager,
CAREC, lkiktenko@carececo.org
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