Climate change

RESILAND Tajikistan Sub-Grant Allocation Committee Meeting Held in Dushanbe

On August 21, 2026, a meeting of the Sub-Grant Allocation Committee of the “Tajikistan Resilient Landscapes Restoration Project” (RESILAND Tajikistan) was held in Dushanbe. The meeting was attended by members of the Sub-Grant Allocation Committee representing the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, the

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COP17 in Mongolia: Addressing Land Degradation

Copyright Euronews By  Bojan Brkic Representatives from 179 countries participating in the UN Convention to Combat Desertification are working with local residents and businesses to find solutions to the problem of land degradation, which affects half the world’s population and leads to poverty and mass migration. Geographically, 70% of the

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Tajikistan

Landfill Methane: A Climate Challenge That Cannot Be Ignored

Natalia Baidakova Key National expert for “WasteMAP: Empowering Methane Action in Central Asia’s Waste Sector” project When climate change is discussed, carbon dioxide is usually the first greenhouse gas that comes to mind. It is widely regarded as the main driver of global warming. However, scientists are increasingly drawing attention

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The EU called for increased investment in climate change adaptation.

The European Commissioner for Climate Change noted that budgets reflect political priorities BRUSSELS European Union (EU) countries must increase investment in climate change adaptation or face much higher economic and social costs in the future, said European Commissioner for Climate Action, Climate Neutrality, and Clean Growth Wopke Hoekstra in a

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Tajikistan prepares a unified Environmental Code covering glaciers, climate change and waste management

The document should eliminate contradictions between existing regulations and make environmental regulation clearer for the state, business, and citizens. Sayfiddin Karaev, asia+ The draft code aims to consolidate hundreds of environmental regulations into a single legal framework and address new challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and glacier protection.

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Uzbekistan

“What was considered a rare extreme event is gradually becoming the norm.” A climatologist on global warming and its consequences

Climate change won’t destroy the planet, but it will make life much more difficult for people. Droughts and floods that previously occurred once every half-century could become annual occurrences. Gazeta spoke with climate scientist Alexey Kokorin about whether this scenario can be reversed.   Central Asia is one of the regions

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