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The RESILAND Kyrgyzstan operates under the umbrella of the World Bank RESILAND CA+ Program, which goal is to increase the resilience of regional landscapes in Central Asia. Established in 2019 the Programme provides CA countries with a regional framework to increase the resilience of their landscapes through landscape restoration. The Program finances analytics and advisory on landscape restoration and supports investment projects in CA countries, glued together by a Regional Exchange Platform for high-level dialogue on disaster risk reduction and landscape restoration. The regional approach of the Program is conducive to regional and cross-border landscape restoration given borders’ susceptibility to land degradation, climate disasters, natural hazards, and poverty.
The Project Development Objectives of KG RESILAND are: (i) to increase the area under sustainable landscape management in Selected Locations in the Kyrgyz Republic; and (ii) promote Kyrgyz Republic’s collaboration with other Central Asian countries on transboundary landscape restoration
Overall objective / Specific objectives:
To deliver Set 1 of the KG RESILAND’s subcomponent 1.3 activities:
development of an online catalog of current and future climate-induced disasters of a transboundary nature in Central Asia, to inform the region’s governments on priority areas needing attention and actions to help mitigate the impact of such disasters on landscape degradation;
(ii) preparation of a nature-based solutions (NBS) manual and guidelines to expand the use of NBS against mdflows, flashfloods, landslides, and other climate-induced events in Central Asia;
(iii) development of a regional roadmap for mudflow mitigation, including an investment plan; and
(iv) regional coordination activities of knowledge exchange, joint research, field visits, and training.
Target groups:
Governmental agencies involved into the RESILAND CA+ in five Central Asian countries and associated stakeholders
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KG RESILAND. Strengthening the Technical Capacity of Partner Institutions Under the KG RESILAND Project
Under the Kyrgyz Republic Resilient Landscape Restoration Project (KG RESILAND), implemented as part of the RESILAND CA+ Program and financed by the World Bank, efforts are ongoing to strengthen the technical capacity of government and scientific institutions involved in monitoring natural processes and assessing climate risks.
A Scientific and Practical Seminar on Water Resources and Climate Risks in Central Asia Held in Bishkek
A scientific and practical seminar titled “Using Innovative Technologies to Improve Water and Energy Resources in Central Asia,” dedicated to World Water Day, was held in Bishkek at the conference hall of the Institute of Geology of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic.
KG RESILAND. World Bank and Ministry of Emergency Situations Discuss Progress of the KG RESILAND Project in the Kyrgyz Republic
A World Bank technical mission was held in Bishkek to support the implementation of the Kyrgyz Republic Resilient Landscape Restoration Project under the RESILAND CA+ Program (KG RESILAND).
(i) development of an online catalog of current and future climate-induced disasters of a transboundary nature in Central Asia, to inform the region’s governments on priority areas needing attention and actions to help mitigate the impact of such disasters on landscape degradation;
(ii) preparation of a nature-based solutions (NBS) manual and guidelines to expand the use of NBS against mdflows, flashfloods, landslides, and other climate-induced events in Central Asia;
(iii) development of a regional roadmap for mudflow mitigation, including an investment plan; and
(iv) regional coordination activities of knowledge exchange, joint research, field visits, and training.
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