Representatives of the National Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Ecology and Climate Change attended the validation meeting for a new regional project on energy-efficient cooling held in Baku. The event brought together delegations from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan to finalize the initiative, which will be supported by
A delegation of the National Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Ecology and Climate Change, led by First Deputy Chairman Obidjon Kudratov, took part in a high-level meeting ahead of the Regional Environmental Summit (RES-2026), as well as in a Regional Round Table on Children, Youth and Climate Change
On February 26, 2026, the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) will conduct a regional training on the use of web portals and the SWIM hydrological model in an online format. Trainers:Â Yuliy Didovets, AQUASIA Project Manager, Senior Researcher, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK)Â Azamat Kauazov, CACIP Coordinator, CAREC
Representatives of the project office of the Regional Environmental Center for Central Asia (CAREC) in Turkmenistan participated in the discussion of the Fourth National Communication on Climate Change. On February 16, 2026, a final working meeting was held in Ashgabat to present a revised version of Turkmenistan’s Fourth National Communication
To ensure environmental protection and the ecological safety of planned activities, project documentation undergoes a State Environmental Expertise (SEE) in accordance with the established procedure. This review is carried out by the Center for State Environmental Expertise under the National Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Ecology and Climate
Today, 13 February, students from Secondary School No. 31 in Tashkent and the international Oxbridge International School, as well as representatives of the young ecologists’ movement of Fergana Region and young environmental activists, visited the National Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Ecology and Climate Change. It should be
Baku, February 13, AZERTAC In recent decades, boreal forests—the taiga—have experienced the most rapid warming of any forest biome (average annual temperatures have increased by more than 1.4°C). This warming has led to significant changes, according to a group of international researchers who analyzed the longest-running forest cover observation series. As
Melting glaciers and climate change are increasingly putting pressure on water resources in Tajikistan and the entire Central Asian region, according to a new Atlas of Environmental Change in Tajikistan, published by the UN Environment Programme. The information was distributed by the Secretariat of the Dushanbe Water Process. According to
Ornamental and shade trees have been planted in various areas of Khujand. This work follows ongoing tree planting and urban improvement efforts, with the participation of Sughd Region Chairman Rajab Akhmadzoda, according to the regional administration’s press service. It should be noted that, as part of the implementation of the
