RES2026

🌊 At RES 2026, the Tehran Convention dialogue addressed the Caspian Sea’s ~2 m decline since the 1990s. Participants backed the 2026–2036 Action Plan, data sharing, forecasting models, and financing to protect the ecosystem and regional sustainability.

🌿 At RES 2026, the “EU–Central Asia Team Europe Initiative” focused on water, energy, and climate. 🌱 The region may warm by 4–6°C; Kazakhstan targets carbon neutrality by 2060 and a 15% emissions cut by 2030 (up to 25% with support).

The 2nd OTS Environment Ministers Meeting covered biodiversity, afforestation, ecosystem restoration, climate action, and waste management. A joint Declaration reaffirmed commitment to cooperation and sustainable development.

🌍 RES 2026 in Astana gathered leaders and experts from 15+ countries around a shared agenda: climate, water, energy, and green tech. 📅 April 22–24, 2026 From discussion to real action.

🌿 At RES 2026, the 1st High-Level Dialogue on the ECO Environmental Cooperation Platform addressed shared regional challenges. Outcomes include a summary of common positions and priority areas for further cooperation.

⛰️ At RES 2026, “Mountains and Climate Change” highlighted that mountains supply freshwater to over 50% of people yet remain highly vulnerable and underfunded. Recommendations called for prioritizing mountain regions for climate investment and direct technological support.

🌎 At RES 2026, the session on Central Asia’s cryosphere warned that up to 85% of glaciers could be lost by 2100, increasing risks to water, infrastructure, and communities. 🌿 A key outcome was the JSAP framework to coordinate monitoring and regional climate adaptation.

At RES 2026, Kamal Kishore, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Disaster Risk Reduction, emphasized that the climate crisis is no longer theoretical and is already directly impacting people’s lives and livelihoods across the region

🌿 At RES 2026, “Protecting Future Generations: Health & Environment” highlighted the Aral Sea crisis: up to 50% of children have respiratory diseases and 70% of illnesses are linked to water.

🌍The second day of the RES 2026 has begun! Within the framework of the summit, a press conference was held

🌿At the Regional Ecological Summit, strengthening the ecological partnership between the SCO and UNEP was discussed. The focus was on enhancing environmental monitoring, data exchange, and joint responses to shared challenges.

🌎 Within the framework of the Regional Ecological Summit in Astana, the Islamic Organization for Food Security, the Organization of Turkic States, and partners discussed climate action, land restoration, and biodiversity conservation.

🌿At the Regional Ecological Summit, participants discussed the drying of the Aral Sea and its impact on public health. The focus was on the link between environmental conditions and human well-being, as well as the need for coordinated regional action.

🌿Within the Regional Ecological Summit, Central Asian countries launched the “Harmony with Nature” initiative. Its goal is to promote biodiversity conservation, sustainable natural resource management, and stronger regional cooperation.

🌎 At CACCC-2026, “NDC 3.0: From Commitments to Action” focused on climate priorities, financing, and NDC implementation under the Paris Agreement. Kazakhstan continues its path to carbon neutrality by 2060 and a low-carbon economy.

🌍 CACCC-2026 focused on “NDC 3.0: From Commitments to Action,” highlighting climate priorities, financing, and Paris Agreement implementation. Kazakhstan continues toward carbon neutrality by 2060 and a low-carbon economy.

At the Regional Ecological Summit in Astana, the Islamic Organization for Food Security, the Organization of Turkic States, and partners discussed climate action, land restoration, and biodiversity, focusing on resilient agriculture and food security.

🌿 At the Regional Ecological Summit 2026, Central Asian countries discussed advancing the circular economy, focusing on resource efficiency, waste reduction, and regional cooperation to support sustainable development and economic growth.

At the 2026 Regional Ecological Summit, Central Asian countries discussed advancing the circular economy, focusing on resource efficiency, waste reduction, and regional cooperation to support sustainable growth and reduce environmental risks.

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev called for fair, practical, and action-oriented #climate cooperation at the @RES_2026, stressing environmental protection as a shared responsibility and a priority for global stability. astanatimes.com/?p=114438