EU-Central Asia: common history and challenges – Introduction of the regional Team Europe Initiative on Water, Energy and Climate Change
On November 18, 2022, in Samarkand, Green Central Asia took part in the European Union-Central Asia Connectivity Conference: Global Gateway for Sustainable Development. The event was attended by the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Vice President of the European Commission Josep Borrell, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of […]
Online-Meeting with Hydrometeorological Service of Turkmenistan
Within the frame of developing a drought monitoring tool for the Aral Sea Basin, on 14th November, partners from Turkmenistan and the Martin-Luther-University of Halle-Wittenberg met to discuss main aspects of cooperation. Turkmenistan’s experts, Mr. Nazar Bayramov, Deputy Head of Department on Environmental Protection and Hydrometeorology of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of […]
Foreign Minister Baerbock is informed about water management in Uzbekistan
On November, 2 Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock visited the important Bad-Bad irrigation canal in the Bulungur district in the Samarkand region as part of her visit to the Republics of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. This canal was rehabilitated in 2011 with the support of the AA commissioned project “Transboundary Water Management in Central Asia” as part […]
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Start of the Regional Dialogue on transboundary cooperation on management of protected areas in Central Asia
On October 25, 2022, “Green Central Asia” together with other GIZ regional programs as “Integrative and Climate-sensitive Land Use in Central Asia” and “Ecologically oriented regional development in the Aral Sea region” held the Regional Dialogue on Transboundary Cooperation on Management of Protected Areas in Central Asia. Dialogue gathered in Tashkent the representatives of Ministries […]
Glaciers are the focus of Green Central Asia again
On September 27-28, Green Central Asia brought together experts in Tashkent at a working group meeting on glacier monitoring, modeling – coordination and cooperation among the five Central Asian partner countries, represented by the following institutions: Republic of Kazakhstan – Central Asian Regional Glaciological Center; Kyrgyz Republic – Central Asian Institute of Applied Geosciences; Republic […]
Joint Efforts to Combat Climate Change in Central Asia
On October 18-19, in Tashkent, Green Central Asia held the 3rd Meeting of the Regional Working Group (RWG) on the Development of the “Regional Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change in Central Asia”. The RWG meeting was attended by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, representatives of environment ministries and committees of all Central […]
“Towards a Green Central Asia: Preventive and stabilizing climate foreign policy”
Dear friends, colleagues, dear subscribers, Green Central Asia invites you to participate in a livestream session “Towards a Green Central Asia: Preventive and stabilizing climate foreign policy” on October 11, 2022 More information on: https://berlin-climate-security-conference.de/en #BCSC2022, @GermanDiplo, @ClimateDiplo, @adelphi_berlin
Green Central Asia and EC IFAS: Memorandum of Understanding in Action
On September 20, 2022, Green Central Asia contributed to the conducting of the third EC IFAS Coordination Meeting with international development partners. The meeting discussed the implementation of the Aral Sea Basin Program (ASBP-4), progress in improving the organizational structure and legal framework of IFAS, the IFAS Executive Committee’s Work Plan on Cooperation with International […]
Demonstration of cooperation among Central Asian countries
On September 20, 2022, Green Central Asia together with other international partners contributed to the regional workshop “Central Asia on the way to the UN Water Conference 2023” organized by the Executive Committee of International Fund for saving the Aral Sea (IFAS). Green Central Asia is currently developing with the five Central Asian partner countries […]
