Landscape

Bakdaulet Amangeldinov: The RESILAND CA+ Program Is an Important Platform for Experience Sharing Among Central Asian Countries

For Kazakhstan, the restoration of degraded landscapes, combating desertification, biodiversity conservation, and enhancing ecosystem resilience are issues of particular importance. This was stated by Bakdaulet Amangeldinov, Chief Expert of the Department of Reproduction and Use of Forests and Flora, Forestry and Wildlife Committee Ministry of Ecology, Geology and Natural Resources

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Kyrgyz Republic Hosts Regional Dialogue on Joint Solutions to Reduce Transboundary Mudflow and Flood Risks in Central Asia

: 26 June 2026 Bishkek, June 26, 2026 — A three-day Regional Dialogue titled “Harmonizing Policies, Developing a Roadmap and Digital Tools to Coordinate Joint Efforts” concluded today in Bishkek, bringing together representatives of government agencies, the scientific community, international organizations, and development partners from across Central Asia. Participants discussed coordinated

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KG RESILAND: Regional Dialogue on Climate Risk Reduction in Central Asia Opens in Bishkek

ate: 24 June 2026 Bishkek, June 24, 2026 — The regional dialogue “Harmonization of Policies, Development of Roadmap, and Digital Tools for Coordinating Joint Efforts” has commenced in Bishkek, bringing together representatives of government institutions, the scientific community, and international organizations from across Central Asia to discuss joint approaches to climate

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CACCC-2026 – RES-2026: What is Kyrgyzstan Doing to Restore Degraded Lands?

Dialogues on the Sidelines Daurbek Sakyeev, Director of the Department for Monitoring and Forecasting of Emergency Situations at the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Kyrgyz Republic, discusses the specific features of resilient landscape restoration in Kyrgyzstan, including the application of nature-based solutions. Interview in Russian Interview Summary The Kyrgyz

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Cross-Border Landscape Restoration in Central Asia at RES-2026. Overview

The session “Cross-Border Landscape Restoration in Central Asia” at CACCC-2026 in Astana reflected a key shift in the regional environmental agenda: a transition from environmental declarations to the practical implementation of joint projects in the region. Central Asia faces one of the major challenges of our time: land degradation and

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Green University and ICBA to Establish a New Laboratory

A meeting was held at the Central Asian University of Environmental and Climate Change Studies (Green University) between the Rector of the University, Professor Bakhtiyor Pulatov and a delegation from the International Center for Biosaline Agriculture (ICBA), led by Director General Tarifa Alzaabi. The meeting concluded with the signing of

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