Within the framework of the project “Restoration of Sustainable Landscapes in the Republic of Tajikistan” (RESILAND Tajikistan Project), an official field mission was conducted from 13 to 20 January 2026 to the districts of Kabodiyon, Shahritus, and Nosiri Khusrav with the participation of project specialists. The purpose of the mission
On 23 January 2026, within the framework of the regional component of the World Bank–supported RESILAND CA+ program, the first online regional consultation was held under the project “Restoration of Sustainable Landscapes in Kyrgyzstan”, implemented by the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC). The consultation focused on the development of a
Specialists of the Tajikistan Resilient Landscape Restoration Project (RESILAND Tajikistan) conducted a field mission to the Shugnan, Rushan, and Vanj districts to monitor project activities. From 25 to 30 December 2025, they reviewed documentation, assessed the use of agricultural machinery and equipment, and planned further actions jointly with Pasture User Associations (PUAs) and Common Interest Groups (CIGs).
A nationwide tree planting campaign is being conducted in Tajikistan from January to March 2026, reports NIAT Khovar. As part of the campaign, exhibitions and sales of evergreen, ornamental, and fruit tree seedlings will be held every Saturday and Sunday at designated locations in cities and districts across the country.
On January 23, 2026, the first online consultation will be held, focusing on the development of two strategic tools: a regional roadmap and a regional online catalog for transboundary flash floods and mudflows in Central Asia. Central Asia remains one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable regions, with warming rates nearly twice the global average.
Under the Uzbekistan Resilient Landscape Restoration Project (RESILAND Uzbekistan), a social screening database has been established for households affected by temporary restrictions on pasture access and associated income reductions. In each mahalla, 20 of the most impacted households have been identified and categorized as Project-Affected Persons (PAPs). Further engagement with
A series of educational and awareness-raising activities has been conducted under the Uzbekistan Resilient Landscape Restoration Project (RESILAND Uzbekistan). According to project representatives, these activities aimed to enhance local livelihoods, strengthen production infrastructure, and prepare communities for effective grievance management. Under Component 2, Enhance Resilient Landscapes and Livelihoods, project specialists
On 26 December 2025, within the framework of the project “Sustainable Landscape Restoration in the Republic of Tajikistan,” two specialized livestock transport vehicles were handed over to the State Institution “Pasture and Melioration Trust” of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Tajikistan. Each vehicle has the capacity to transport up to 450 heads of small
he Uzbekistan Resilient Landscape Restoration Project (RESILAND Uzbekistan) has strengthened its work on processing community grievances and preparing new livelihood-support initiatives in regions where land restoration activities are nearing completion, project representatives said following a series of field visits to the Syrdarya, Jizzakh, Samarkand, Surkhandarya, and Kashkadarya regions. Experts under
As part of the implementation of the project “Sustainable Landscape Restoration in the Republic of Tajikistan,” a working visit to the project’s target areas was carried out from 16 to 18 December 2025. The visit was conducted in accordance with the approved work plan and aimed at monitoring previously established plantations and preparing
