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
On April 22, 2026, Astana will host the 8th Central Asia Conference on Climate Change (CACCC-2026) — the largest regional platform for advancing the climate agenda, including adaptation, climate finance, and climate policy — as part of the Regional Ecological Summit 2026 (RES-2026). The conference will bring together representatives of Central
A ceremony for the presentation of certificates and identification cards conferring the status of Public Environmental Inspector on members of the Public Council under the Committee was held at the National Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Ecology and Climate Change. The event followed the completion of a two-week
Each artificial ice structure is capable of accumulating an average of up to 450 cubic meters of ice during the winter period, which makes it possible to obtain around 250 cubic meters of usable water in the spring and summer months. This water is intended for early-season irrigation, watering orchards
Uzbekistan hosted the 3rd National Steering Committee (NSC) meeting of the project “Climate-Resilient Integrated Water Resources Management in the Zarafshan River Basin” in Tashkent on 11 February 2026. The meeting was co-chaired by Dr. Jusipbek Kazbekov, Deputy Chair of the National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change, and Andrin Fink, Deputy Head
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
