The regional session “Central Asia’s contribution to the water issues resolution at the global level” was held in March 15, 2012 in the framework of the 6th World Water Forum in Marseille.
The session was opened by Chairman of EC IFAS, Prof. Ibatulin, who briefly outlined the progress of...
Summaries of the Policy Brief "Developing Integrated Water Management Capacities and Empowering Local Experts" are now available in English and Russian. The Policy Brief is a result of in-depth discussions and joint work of members of Amu Darya Basin Network.
This policy brief is the first in a series Amudarya Basin Network publications. It outlines the shortcomings related to capacity development in the Amu Darya river basin, with special emphasis on the capacities of research centers and universities.
This brief is the result of in-depth...
Center for Development Research (ZEF) published its Central Asia Strategy Paper. The paper provides an overview of ZEF’s research activities in the region over the past years, and perspective on how to tackle the challenges facing Central Asia. The paper also highlights key areas of ZEF in...
The report "Environment and Security in the Amu Darya river basin" published by UNEP on 11 July 2011 states that water resources of the Amu Darya river can become a source of peace and security in the region.
Current challenges in the basin are related to hydropower projects,...
Center for Policy and Human Development in collaboration with the Kabul University has published the Afghanistan Human Development Report 2011: The Forgotten Front: Water Security and the Crisis in Sanitation. The report is currently the most comprehensive report on the global...
On May 6, the EastWest Institute released a report aimed at increasing cooperation on managing water resources in Afghanistan and Central Asia – a vital security question.
Water resources of the Amu Darya River are becoming increasingly unreliable because of the effects of climate change...
Welcome to the Amu Darya Basin Network!
We are happy to announce that the Amu Darya Basin Network has a new website. Many improvements have been made to the website to make it more user-friendly, informative and engaging. On the website you can participate in...
Water sharing between Central Asian countries has been conflicting for quite a long time already.
