We are announcing a competition for journalists and bloggers from UNDP! 🌡️ “Climate: Countdown” – time to act! We invite authors from Kazakhstan to show their talents and contribute to solving one of the most pressing problems of humanity – climate change and loss of biodiversity. How does this affect
The Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia opens registration for the 15th Central Asian Leadership Programme (CALP) on Environment for Sustainable Development. Registration will run from 02 June to 02 July. To register, please go to https://calp.carececo.org/ The programme invites young professionals from civil society organisations, governmental organisations and academia from the
In the lead-up to the Central Asia Climate Change Conference (CACCC-2025), Central Asia Water and Energy Program (CAWEP) has launched a special media training for journalists and content creators across Central Asia. The training, which runs from May 5 to 12 and is titled “Climate Change: Content Diversity and Target
May 3, 2025 — The final event of the eco-campaign “Glaciers’ Preservation Month – 2025” was held in the picturesque location of Green Wood House (Gissar city), organized by the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan with the support of GIZ. During the campaign,
CAREC Newsletter. Issue 5/2025. We’ve gathered the most important insights! CACCC-2025: Outlook on the UNFCCC Conference of the Parties. https://mailchi.mp/2a616878cc05/carec-newsletter-issue-5-caccc-2025cop29?e=fc770ccb0e
Almaty, Kazakhstan – On October 3-4, 2024, the second media training by Deutsche Welle Academy for young scientists and specialists in sustainable development, ecology, and climate change was held at the head office of the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia (CAREC). This time, the training focused on disinformation in
We invite you to participate in a series of media trainings by Deutsche Welle (DW) for young scientists and specialists in the field of sustainable development, ecology, and climate change. The training will be held in Almaty at the Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia’s (CAREC) office (Orbita 1, 40).
