Sustainably managed forests and pastures protect soil from erosion and contribute to the restoration of degraded lands. In mountainous areas, the restoration of tree and shrub cover and the regulation of livestock grazing stabilize slopes and preserve water resources. These measures support the natural recovery of ecosystems, enhance landscape resilience, and improve the living conditions of local communities.
On 22 January 2026, an international conference titled “Health and nutrition in a changing climate” was held in Ashgabat, focusing on food security and the impact of climate change on public health and ecosystems. The event brought together representatives of Central Asian countries, international organizations, and the expert community.
Recently, within the framework of the Uzbekistan Resilient Landscape Restoration Project (RESILAND Uzbekistan), a seminar-training was organized by project implementation specialists in the Syrdarya forestry enterprise on the topic: "Grievance Mechanism and the Role of Forestry in Ensuring Environmental and Social Safety".
