On September 16th, our partners embarked on an illuminating field trip, delving into the heart of water management. Exploring irrigation canals and stations, they gained firsthand insights into the intricate systems that sustain the landscape. A visual diary capturing this journey unfolds, revealing the synergy between theory and practice, as our collaborative efforts translate into tangible, transformative experiences on the ground.

From the 11th to the 15th of September, the WE-ACT project, co-funded by European Union, organized a series of significant events, bringing together experts, stakeholders, and community leaders devoted to addressing Central Asia's severe water concerns.

Explore UNIFR's impactful fieldwork in Central Asia during the summer of 2023, where researchers, students, and partners collaborated on a multi-faceted project. From overcoming challenges in automated weather station data transmission to hands-on experiences in the high-mountain landscapes of Kyrgyzstan, the story unveils the journey of installing cutting-edge technology for sustainable development and climate change adaptation in the Naryn River catchment.

We-Act Project Hosted a Stakeholder Consultation Workshop on Efficient Water Resource Allocation in the Syrdarya River Basin

IWMI Central Asia collaborated with key stakeholders in the energy, ecology, environment, and water sectors in Naryn City to drive forward one of the key tasks in the WE-ACT project.

FutureWater's recent collaboration with IWMI took them to the heart of Central Asia, where they delved into pressing water challenges. Engaging with stakeholders and institutes, the partnership seeks to carve a path toward innovative solutions for sustainable water management in the face of climate change.

Water is critical to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and ensuring the health and prosperity of our planet and people. WE-ACT project joined a United Nations Partnerships for SDGs online platform, a global registry of voluntary commitments and multi-stakeholder partnerships made in support of sustainable development and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

Collaboration at its finest! The event gathered governmental bodies, research institutions, and international organizations, fostering engaging discussions on climate change's effects on water resources. With a focus on the International Fund for Island Rescue, experts explored its history, establishment, and impactful activities during an interactive seminar.

In a quest for improved water management, Portolan Association, a WE-ACT project partner, recently explored Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, scouting potential locations for upgraded infrastructure and innovative solutions to bolster hydrometeorological monitoring and optimize water resource management.

Introducing the game-changing WE-ACT project, supported by the European Commission, disrupting cross-border water resource allocation with cutting-edge digital tools for inclusive, forward-thinking, and climate-smart planning. Join the revolution!