Full text here… Participants of the Kyrgyz National Climate Forum, held in Bishkek on December 17, 2019 on "Climate Change Issues for Kyrgyzstan: Post-Paris Actions and the Role of Civil Society," prepared an address to the Kyrgyz government. The Address includes a list of recommendations aimed at removing institutional barriers
Read full text … The development and adoption of targeted measures to reduce the negative effects of climate change in all sectors of the economy should be preceded by a clear definition of the legislative framework, public financial resources and responsible executors at all levels of government.
This is WorldClim version 2.1 climate data for 1970-2000. This version was released in January 2020.
The Good Practice Briefs were produced by the GEF Secretariat in collaboration with relevant GEF Agencies.
The Good Practice Briefs were produced by the GEF Secretariat in collaboration with relevant GEF Agencies.
The Good Practice Briefs were produced by the GEF Secretariat in collaboration with relevant GEF Agencies.
To help catalyze transformational change, the strategy for the GEF’s latest four-year investment cycle (known as GEF-7) is explicitly focused on our food, urban, and energy systems.
The GEF continually incorporates guidance from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference of Parties into its programs and operations, as described annually in its report to the COP.
Data belongs to Center of Hydrometeorological Service of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Uzhydromet)
Central Asia is considered a global hotspot with respect to impacts of climate change on the mountain cryosphere and downstream societies, most notably for water resource shortages and timing, and risks from natural hazards. The three components of the cryosphere – glaciers, snow and permafrost – are all affected by
