23.02.2016
TOWARDS PARIS 2015: What does a new global climate policy mean for Central Asia?
CAREC would like to express its deepest gratitude to the representatives of Central Asian national governments, civil society and international development partners, who provided valuable inputs to the content of the present publication. We are thankful to all participants of the Subregional Conference on Climate Change in Central Asia: an opportunity for joint actions towards Paris2015 (3-4 February, 2015: Almaty, Kazakhstan), who contributed to the discussions and data collection, and informed about latest updates in climate policy, mitigation and adaptation efforts in their respective countries. CAREC would like to thanks colleagues from Asia Pacific Adaptation Network (APAN), Ministry of the Environment, Japan, the Asian Development Bank, the USAID funded ADAPT Asia-Pacific project and other development partners for the technical and financial support they provided throughout the implementation of the APAN project in Central Asia.
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CAREC would like to express its deepest gratitude to the representatives of Central Asian national governments, civil society and international development partners, who provided valuable inputs to the content of the present publication. We are thankful to all participants of the Subregional Conference on Climate Change in Central Asia: an opportunity for joint actions towards Paris2015 (3-4 February, 2015: Almaty, Kazakhstan), who contributed to the discussions and data collection, and informed about latest updates in climate policy, mitigation and adaptation efforts in their respective countries. CAREC would like to thanks colleagues from Asia Pacific Adaptation Network (APAN), Ministry of the Environment, Japan, the Asian Development Bank, the USAID funded ADAPT Asia-Pacific project and other development partners for the technical and financial support they provided throughout the implementation of the APAN project in Central Asia.
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