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Crisis Communications within the One Health Approach: Regional webinar held for journalists and PR specialists

On October 15, 2026, a specialized regional webinar dedicated to strategic and crisis communications in public health, veterinary medicine, and environmental protection was held online. The event brought together journalists, editors from leading media outlets, heads of government press services, and communications professionals from across Central Asia. The webinar was

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Webinar for Media and PR Professionals: “One Health” in Central Asia

How can we communicate effectively during epidemiological and environmental threats, counter disinformation, and foster constructive dialogue between state agencies and the media? We invite journalists, editors, press officers, and communications specialists to explore real-world crisis case studies alongside leading international experts. ·        Date: October 15, 2026 ·        Time: 10:00 –

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Applications Open for Media Representatives from Central Asian Countries

Looking to start covering health, climate, and the environment? This opportunity is for you. The Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC) is opening applications for journalists and media professionals from Central Asian countries to participate in a specialized training on the “One Health” approach and attend the Regional Conference in

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Tajikistan has become a platform for glacier conservation.

Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon stated that the country has created an effective platform for uniting international efforts to preserve glaciers. He made this announcement on April 22, speaking at the regional environmental summit “Shared Vision for a Sustainable Future” in Astana. The head of state emphasized that Tajikistan accounts for

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Truth as a New Climate Tool: What the COP30 Declaration on Disinformation Means for EECCA Countries

During the COP30 negotiations, countries raised an issue that had previously remained on the fringes of attention: combating disinformation. Disinformation significantly slows climate reforms, undermines trust in science, and creates political barriers around even the most necessary decisions. Therefore, 21 countries have already supported the new Declaration on Information Integrity on Climate Change

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