First Meeting of the Talas Basin Council Held in the Kyrgyz Republic
On 26 March 2026, the first meeting of the Talas Basin Council was successfully held in Talas, marking an important milestone in advancing basin-level water governance reforms in the Kyrgyz Republic. The meeting convened a broad range of stakeholders, including representatives of national authorities, regional administrations, sectoral agencies, the scientific community, and technical experts. It […]
First Meeting of the Naryn-Syrdarya Basin Council Held in the Kyrgyz Republic
The first meeting of the Naryn-Syrdarya Basin Council was successfully held on 24 March 2026 in Manas city, Kyrgyz Republic, marking an important milestone in advancing basin-level water governance in the country. The meeting convened a broad range of stakeholders, including representatives of national line ministries and agencies, regional state administrations of Naryn and Jalal-Abad […]
First Meeting of the Basin Council of the Karadarya – Syrdarya – Amudarya Basin in the Kyrgyz Republic
The first meeting of the Basin Council of the Karadarya-Syrdarya-Amudarya (KSA) Basin was successfully held on 23 March 2026 in Osh. The event brought together representatives of national authorities, regional administrations (Batken, Jalal-Abad, Osh), sectoral agencies, the scientific community, and technical experts. The meeting marked an important milestone in advancing basin-level water governance reforms in […]
Invitation to the 8th Tashkent Water Security Forum
New SWIM Modules Developed for Central Asian Rivers
The Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) has adapted the SWIM model to provide long-term and seasonal water availability forecasts for the Ugam, Zeravshan, and Amu Darya river basins. The simulation results, provided as shapefiles with attribute tables of climatic parameters and river discharge, are available online via the CACIP portal. This work is […]
Hydrological Monitoring Training Held in Türkmenabat
From 11 to 13 March, a three-day practical training workshop was held in the city of Türkmenabat, Lebap Velayat, for specialists from Turkmenistan’s hydrometeorological service. The sessions focused on the use of modern SEBA hydrological equipment. The event is part of the regional CRM CA programme and forms one of its key adaptation measures. The […]
Technical Equipment Handover for SMART Patrolling in Tajikistan
On March 10, 2026, the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan received new equipment for the monitoring and patrolling of natural parks. The equipment was handed over as part of the climate adaptation measures within CRM CA. The kit includes mobile devices for field data collection and information processing […]
German Higher Education and Science Forum Central Asia in Halle (Saale)
The Green Central Asia Initiative participated in the first German Higher Education and Science Forum Central Asia, held from 23 to 25 February 2026. The forum was organized by Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) in cooperation with the Central Asia Sustainable Innovation Bureau (CASIB), with the support of the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and […]
Handover of Digital Equipment to Basin Water Inspections of Kazakhstan
On 27 February an official ceremony for the handover of technical equipment to basin water inspections was held at the premises of the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Astana. As part of the event, the national side received 40 tablets and 40 laptops intended to equip basin water […]
Experts of National Hydrometeorological Services and Emergency Ministries Test Joint Flood Response Scenarios
From 16 to 19 February 2026, Tashkent hosted a regional seminar to advance the MODSNOW programme toward becoming an operational early warning system. The event brought together representatives of the national hydrometeorological services and Ministries of Emergency Situations of Central Asian countries. Participants tested their preparedness for joint responses to flood risks along shared river […]
