Water resources

Kazakhstan

Rational and efficient use of energy and water resources in Central Asia

To promote the rational and efficient use of energy and water resources in the economies of Central Asia. Increase in skills of national decision makers and experts in rational and efficient use of energy and water resources; Ability of member States to engage in cooperative and negotiated approaches to solving transboundary issues.

Read More »
Uzbekistan

Karakalpakstan Potable Water project

Investing in a Community’s Response to Drought – On July 25, 2001, U.S. Ambassador Herbst and Esnazar Usenov, executive director of Atamakan, a non-governmental charitable organization, signed an agreement providing $25,000 to fund a potable water supply improvement project for residents of the Karakalpakstan community of Khalkabad. Khalkabad has suffered from a two -year drought that affected all of Karakalpakstan. This funding was provided by USAID’s Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance in response to the government of Uzbekistan’s request for emergency relief.

Read More »
Uzbekistan

Bukhara and Samarkand Water Supply Project 

To improve the safety, quality, reliability, efficiency, financial viability, and sustainability of the water supply services in Bukhara and Samarkand. Provide the Operator and both Bukhara Water and Wastewater Utility (BVK) and Samarkand Water Wastewater Utility (SVK) with the financial resources for investments to improve Operation and Maintenance and support rehabilitation of the water supply system.

Read More »
Kazakhstan

Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) and transboundary dialogue in Central Asia

Establish national processes and institutional mechanisms in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and strengthen transboundary dialogue, knowledge exchange and coordination in Central Asia to strategically plan, manage and utilize water resources in an integrated and efficient manner. Support the development of National IWRM plans for Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and promote the linkage with similar on-going (Kazakhstan) and emerging (Uzbekistan) activities as well as transboundary dialogue and coordination in Central Asia in genera

Read More »
Scroll to Top