Pathways to Adaptation and Resilience in North and Central Asia takes forward the analysis of the Asia Pacific Disaster Report 2021 and demonstrates how the subregion is being affected by various risk parameters, and where new hotspots of exposure and vulnerability to climate induced, cascading multi-hazard scenarios are being created.
On threats to Lake Issyk-Kul according to the measure on the preparation of measures to mitigate negative anthropogenic impacts on the preservation of Ramsar and potential Ramsar sites.
Publications on climate change issues in the context of countries of Central Asia and the region as a whole
The coronavirus pandemic hit Tajikistan when its economy and livelihoods were already fragile following several economic disruptions in the past decade. The economic implications of the COVID-19 outbreak became apparent soon after the first cases were officially declared, and businesses and vulnerable population groups have been on the front lines
Register online and submit your questions to the speakers. Questions submitted in advance will be prioritized during the Q&A session. Please check the webinar's event page for subsequent updates and programme agenda. We are looking forward to seeing you online.
URBC 2020 will feature online events from summer to fall- 2020: Summer Webinars: Hear from local and international experts on the holistic understanding of disaster impacts Pre-symposium Workshops: Interactive sessions to learn and contribute to understanding risk in BC Launch Events: September and November sessions that merge art, knowledge, practice and
Event Summary As you may be expecting, the 2020 Understanding Risk Forum will look quite different this year. But rest assured that it will still be as fun, engaging and creative as ever! You probably have a lot of questions, so we will do our best to answer them, while
