| Project Detail |
Regional Program Climate Risk Management in Central Asia Latest reports estimate that mountain glaciers in Central Asia will continue to shrink due to climate change. If global warming continues to exceed two degrees Celsius every year, East and West Central Asia will be even drier by the middle of the 21st century. This will damage the ecosystem’s integrity in general and problems with water supply, energy production, agricultural and forestry production will occur. Therefore, governments of neighbouring countries need to work together to address shared risks and coordinate their responses. Objective Transboundary climate and disaster risk management in Central Asia is improved. |
