Central Asia to create online catalogue of climate risks and mudflow hazards
A regional dialogue has started in Bishkek aimed at harmonizing policies and developing unified digital tools to coordin…
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Donors to allocate $172 million to modernize irrigation in Kyrgyzstan
Donors will allocate $172 million to modernize irrigation in Kyrgyzstan, The Times of Central Asia reports.
Car with passengers plunges off cliff into water in Alamedin Gorge
A car carrying passengers plunged off a cliff into the water near Teplye Klyuchi recreation area in Alamedin Gorge on Ju…
Kyrgyzstan plans to introduce Blue Flag certification on Issyk-Kul
Kyrgyzstan plans to introduce the internationally recognized Blue Flag certification on Issyk-Kul Lake in an effort to i…
Children in Kyrgyzstan may realize only 60 percent of potential in future
Kyrgyzstan has a unique opportunity to accelerate economic growth by investing in the human capital of children and youn…
Tajikistan and ADB Discuss Modernization of Tajik Sea Reservoir
Tajikistan is planning a major modernization of the Tajik Sea reservoir, known until 2016 as the Kayrakkum Reservoir. Th…
EBRD Names Tajikistan One of Central Asia’s Fastest-Growing Economies
Tajikistan continues to record one of the strongest economic growth rates in Central Asia, according to the European Ban…
Kyrgyzstan and Georgia sign agreements on aviation and trade
Following talks between President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov and Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, a package o…
Opinion: Why the Next Head of UNAMA Should Come from Central Asia
A recent briefing on Afghanistan before the United Nations Security Council again showed that the country’s challenges c…
Tajikistan Uses Only 5% of Its Hydropower Potential
Tajikistan is using only a fraction of its vast hydropower resources despite possessing the largest hydropower potential…
ILO Reports Rise in Child Labor in Turkmenistan’s Cotton Fields
The International Labour Organization has reported a rise in child labor during Turkmenistan’s 2025 cotton harvest, desp…
Megaprojects Instead of Quotas: How Central Asia’s Water Diplomacy Is Changing
Central Asia’s water politics are moving beyond Soviet-era quotas. As glaciers in the Tien Shan retreat and climate pres…
UNDP Opinion: Central Asia – Shared Wildlife, Shared Landscapes, Shared Responsibility
As global leaders gather for the Global Environment Facility ( GEF ) Assembly in Samarkand, Central Asia has an opportun…
Inside Tajikistan’s Rogun Dam, the Mega-Project Built to Power a Nation
“Building a hydroelectric power plant is a responsibility for our country!” Displayed in Tajik at the entrance to the Ro…
Temporary trading sites designated in Bishkek for sale of agricultural products
Appeals from farmers were submitted to the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers — Minister of Water Resources, Ag…
Dushanbe Considers Waste-to-Energy Plant as Part of Green Development Strategy
Authorities in Tajikistan’s capital are considering the construction of a modern waste-to-energy facility that would pro…
Kyrgyzstan raises issue of water compensation for upstream countries again
Kyrgyzstan is advocating the introduction of mutually beneficial compensation mechanisms in the water and energy sector …
Opinion: Water Without a Guarantor – Central Asia’s Next Security Test
The Fourth High-Level International Conference on the International Decade for Action, “ Water for Sustainable Developme…
Tajikistan Announces Water Infrastructure Drive, Urges Central Asia Cooperation
Tajikistan plans to provide at least 90% of its population with access to a centralized water supply by 2040, in a long-…
Kyrgyzstan does not receive adequate compensation for water distribution
Kyrgyzstan is investing significant financial and human resources in preserving water formation zones, Deputy Chairman o…
