The project will ensuer a sustainable and reliable water supply for irrigated agriculture in the main command area of 250,000 ha in the Amu Bukhara Irrigation System (ABIS) and drinking water for 725,000 population.
The project is to support the Government of Uzbekistan in improving urban wastewater services for the city of Djizzak
This project aims at supporting the Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources in the water management, by strengthening their capacities at local and central levels, by improving the management of water-related data within the country and by supporting the establishment of strategic and legislative framework conditions for the development of the water sector. To improve the prevention of flood-related disasters and the preparedness of the authorities and the population, a pilot project will be carried out on a small river shared by Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan.
The project is to contribute to strengthening and modernizing the regional institutional framework for integrated water resources management (IWRM), to help achieving the vision of a water-secure Central Asia for all.
The project is to address the transformation of the Tajik Water Management.
The project mobilised grants from the EU Investment Facility for Central Asia (IFCA) together with a loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in order to rehabilitate Tajik drinking water supply networks and improve corporate development of service providers in four cities of Central Tajikistan
Project supported the Government of Tajikistan in piloting the implementation of Water Sector Reform in line with IWRM and RBM principles. In particular, it supported the pilot implementation of the reform in the national Syr-Darya river basin and in two sub-basins: Khoja-Bakirgan and the Aksu rivers in the Sughd region.Â
The main project outcome is the development of the IWRM basin plan for the Aral-Syrdarya Basin Council (ASBC)
Objectives of the EUWI in the EECCA region: – Promoting policy reform in the water sector and improving its institutional and regulatory framework – Ensuring financial viability of utilities – Identifying and promoting investment in water supply, sanitation and rehabilitation – Establishing and implementing national policies for IWRM – Developing the inter-state cooperative structures for trans-boundary river/lake basin management – Ensuring access of the poor to water services as a basic human right – Safeguarding public health – Protecting the environment
Contribute towards better protection of environment and public health in the ENPI East region and Central Asia, through reducing the risk posed by hazardous waste and chemical life cycle management in the region, placing specific emphasis on pesticide. Contribute to the reduction of risk to public health and the environment from pesticides in the ENPI East Region, Russian Federation and Central Asia Countries.
