The Project Document of the Amu Darya Basin Network that outlines the important activities of the Network. It incorporates our goals, mission, vision, history, and the line of work identified for the year 2011.
It is a living document that shall be enhanced further.
The water management sector across the Amu Darya Basin is facing a lack of sustained capacity. That is, the basin countries do not have enough qualified personnel, modern equipment for data collection and analysis, and reliable information-management systems. In addition, the research...
The video by UNECE shows the cooperation between Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on the management of shared Chu and Talas rivers. The work of Chu Talas Commission, established in 2006 with the support of the UNECE, is remarkable in that that they created a mutually beneficial way for the countries...
Over the past 25 years, there has been a sharp increase in the number and the intensity of use of mills and micro-hydropower units within canal systems in Afghanistan. Before the Soviet occupation, the construction of non-consumptive structures was regulated. Through a case study in one canal...
This position paper was issued as a result of the one-year process entitled ‘Afghan - Central Asian water cooperation on management of the Amu Darya river: connecting experts and policymakers in the low lands’, organised within the framework of the Development Policy Review Network (DPRN) by the...
