On July 7, 2026, the Technical Working Group on the Regional Laboratory Strategy held its first meeting, aimed at strengthening laboratory networks and diagnostic capacity across Central Asian countries.
Participants of the Regional Dialogue in Bishkek discussed the concept of a Regional Online Catalogue of Current and Forecast Transboundary Climate-Induced Natural Hazards in Central Asia. The catalogue is designed to support the collection, storage, and analysis of geospatial data, visualize climate-related hazards, and strengthen risk assessment and decision-making.
Knowledge management and the development of the digital infrastructure under the RESILAND CA+ Program were among the key topics discussed by participants of the Regional Dialogue in Bishkek. The proposed concept aims to establish a unified regional knowledge-sharing ecosystem for sustainable landscape management and climate change adaptation.
