From April 7 to 10, 2026, meetings of the National Coordination Committee on the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) were held at the initiative of the Agency for Hydrometeorology of the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan, in cooperation with the Food and Agriculture Organization
On April 8, 2026, in the city of Dushanbe, at the Rumi Hotel, the official launch ceremony of the project “Integrated Programme for Reducing the Use of Hydrofluorocarbons and Promoting Sustainable Cooling in the Republic of Tajikistan” was held. The event was attended by First Deputy Chairman of the Committee
An educational seminar on the topic “Raising Public Awareness on Climate Change and Adaptation” was held at the Main Department for Environmental Protection of the Sughd Region, with the participation of representatives of various institutions, experts, students and media professionals. The seminar was organized by the Center for the Implementation of
On 7–8 April 2026, a Technology Forum was held in Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic, within the framework of the Regional Economic Cooperation Program for Central Asia. A representative of the Agency for Hydrometeorology participated in the event and delivered a presentation. The main topics discussed focused on the deployment of climate-adapted
A meeting with Eldik Bank OJSC was held at the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology, and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic to discuss the implementation of climate and environmental projects. The Ministry noted that Eldik Bank OJSC had successfully completed the process of obtaining direct access status to the
In 2025, CAN EECCA supported three member-led projects to demonstrate a simple but important point: civil society and youth are not just observers — they are active contributors to climate policymaking. These initiatives were implemented during a critical phase, as countries across the region were preparing and finalising their updated
According to the World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) State of the Global Climate in 2025 report, published yesterday, the 2024/2025 hydrological year has become one of the most devastating for the planet’s glaciers in the history of instrumental observations. The mass loss of reference glaciers (which are continuously monitored – Ecostan
Photo: Tashkent Water Week “The problem isn’t a lack of water, but management.” Experts on the future of Central Asia’s water resources Climate change, deteriorating infrastructure, and population growth in Central Asia are raising the issue of water use to the level of national security. In Tashkent, experts discussed key
From March 24 to 27, 2026, Turkmenistan hosted two technical seminars focused on supporting the green transition and integrating technological innovations into the energy sector. The events were organized under the project “European Union for a Green Turkmenistan: Policy Dialogue and Climate Action 2024-2029,” co-funded by the European Union and
On March 26 the Tashkent Water Security Forum brought together scientists, policymakers, and practitioners from across Central Asia and beyond to advance dialogue on water governance and climate adaptation. Under the theme ‘From Knowledge to Action: Enhancing Science and Policy Dialogue for Improved Water Security in Central Asia,’ the Forum
