Publications

Call to Do Good: Promoting Waste Recycling in Almaty through Civil Society Initiatives

Call to Do Good: Promoting Waste Recycling in Almaty through Civil Society Initiatives Aliya Tskhai  a*  ,  Nazilya Kulpeshova  b  a University of St Andrews, College Gate, St Andrews, Scotland, UK b Independent Researcher *Email:  aliya.tskhay@gmail.com Nazilya Kulpeshova:  nazya9834@gmail.com https://doi.org/10.29258/CAJSCR/2024-R1.v3-1/59-73.eng Annotation Waste recycling is a key component of reducing carbon emissions and improving the environment, especially in

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The Impact of Climate Change on Rural Migration in Central Asia

The Impact of Climate Change on Rural Migration in Central Asia Nina Miholcic-Ivkovic Asylum and Migration Programme, Belgrade Centre for Human Rights, Knez Milos 4, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia Email:  ninamih87@gmail.com https://doi.org/10.29258/CAJSCR/2024-R1.v3-1/74-95.eng Annotation Central Asia is considered a region highly vulnerable to climate change and, therefore, the region is susceptible to climate-induced

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Climate Change and Human Health in Central Asia: A Literature Review

Climate Change and Human Health in Central Asia: A Literature Review Susan Legro Independent researcher susan@ecoltdgroup.com https://doi.org/10.29258/CAJSCR/2024-R1.v3-1/1-31.eng Annotation Countries in Central Asia are highly vulnerable to climate change and face a range of health impacts and pressure to adapt to them. At the same time, targeted mitigation measures, such as

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A global foresight report on planetary health and human wellbeing

This mirrors the growing interest and demand for foresight that is also reinforced by the United Nations reform agenda and the Secretary-General’s report on ‘Our Common Agenda’, which calls for all UN agencies, as well as all UN member states, to engage foresight practices more deeply and apply the derived

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The largest lakes and rivers of Kyrgyzstan. Parameters

Ecology AKIpress – There are 3 largest lakes in Kyrgyzstan. Such data is provided in the 2025 civil budget prepared by the Ministry of Finance. Lakes and parameters: Issyk-Kul – the area of ​​the water surface is 6236 km² (maximum depth 668 m), the volume of water is 1738 km³. The length

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