AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate Outlook: A new regional assessment warns Central Asia is warming faster than the global average, with glaciers potentially losing up to 85% of their volume by 2100. The research covers impacts on water, agriculture and mountain hazards, including in Tajikistan. Climate Finance: A €264.4 million Green Climate Fund programme will support climate-resilient landscapes in Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, while Germany and the UK are also backing climate-risk management across all five Central Asian countries. Greener Cities: EBRD and Green Climate Fund support for urban climate projects is expanding, with Tajik cities among those eligible for investment in areas such as water, transport, waste and resilience. Rogun Safety: Conflicting accounts have emerged after a water tank ruptured in a construction tunnel at the Rogun hydropower plant; authorities said workers were unharmed, while witnesses reported more than five injuries.
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