Toktogul Reservoir Water Volume Reaches 8.2 Billion Cubic Meters in 2024
The water volume in the Toktogul Reservoir has reached 8.245 billion cubic meters, showing a positive trend and surpassing the levels of the same period last year.
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Bishkek City Hall Implements Public Transport Usage for Municipal Workers
City Hall officials in Bishkek explain the decision for municipal employees to use public transport on specific days to improve the city's ecological situation and analyze public transport quality.
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Establishment of Water-Energy Consortium Proposed in Central Asia for Regional Cooperation
There is a proposal to establish a Central Asian water-energy consortium and create a Ministry of Water Resources in Bishkek to address water issues in the region, following an international conference in Kyrgyzstan.
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ADB Provides $40 Million for Climate-Resilient Agriculture in Kyrgyzstan
The Asian Development Bank will provide Kyrgyzstan with $40 million for a project focusing on climate-resilient value chains in agriculture, with funds allocated for agribusinesses and training for farmers.
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Toktogul Reservoir Sees Significant Water Inflow Increase, Promising Sustainability Efforts
Water inflow into the Toktogul Reservoir is at 534 cubic meters per second, signaling positive developments and steady water supply for various purposes. The volume of water has reached 7.717 billion cubic meters, reflecting the importance of effective water resource management.
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ADB Director Reveals $186 Billion Climate Investment in Central Asia
The ADB in Central and West Asia announces a total volume of climate investments amounting to $186 billion, focusing on mobilizing private sector capital for high-quality social projects with a climate focus. Yevgeny Zhukov emphasizes the importance of incorporating trade into climate solutions and accelerating reforms in simplifying trade procedures to reduce carbon emissions in the CAREC region by 13 million tons.
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Enhancing Cross-Border Cooperation in Central Asia to Reduce Carbon Emissions
Close cross-border cooperation and trade policy reform in Central Asia and its neighboring countries are highlighted as solutions to reduce the carbon footprint of trade and production chains, discussed during the ADB Annual Meeting.
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International Finance Corporation Boosts Geothermal Energy Projects in Kyrgyzstan
International Finance Corporation is partnering with Kyrgyzstan to implement geothermal energy projects, starting in the capital and expanding nationwide, in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy and Commerce. The IFC will provide financing, technical assistance, and support from international partners to promote sustainable energy solutions in the country.
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Kyrgyzstan Facing Water Crisis: One Third of Water Wells Dysfunctional
Every third water well in Kyrgyzstan is dysfunctional, leading to a deficit of irrigation and drinking water in the country.
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Unapproved Construction of Asphalt Plant Sparks Environmental Concerns in Bishkek
Construction of an asphalt concrete plant in Bishkek's microdistrict No. 12 has started without the required environmental impact assessment, leading to a dispute between the plant management and the government.
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