RUSSIAN

Publications

Reports, analytical papers, and publication highlights on water security and sustainable development.

Key Publications

Discussion paper

Water-Energy Coordination in the Syr Darya River Basin Countries: Hierarchy, Networks and Economic Mechanisms.

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Discussion paper

Rethinking Institutional and Financial Mechanisms on Water and Energy Cooperation in Central Asia.

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Synthesis report

Highlights on the environmental matters and international cooperation in the statements made at the general debate of the UN General Assembly by the countries from Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia in 1992-2020.

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Ukraine at the UN General Assembly

Highlights on the Environmental Matters in 1992-2020.

[in Russian]

The Russian Federation at the UN General Assembly

Highlights on the Environmental Matters in 1992-2020.

[in Russian]

The Republic of Moldova at the UN General Assembly

Highlights on the Environmental Matters in 1992-2020.

[in Russian]

The Republic of Belarus at the UN General Assembly

Highlights on the Environmental Matters in 1992-2020.

[in Russian]

Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia at the UN General Assembly

Highlights on the Environmental Matters in 1992-2020.

[in Russian]

The Republic of Uzbekistan at the UN General Assembly

Highlights of the statements made at the general debates from 1992 till 2020.

[in Russian]

Republic of Tajikistan at the UN General Assembly

Highlights of the statements made at the general debates from 1992 till 2020.

[in Russian]

The Kyrgyz Republic at the UN General Assembly

Highlights of the statements made at the general debates from 1992 till 2020.

[in Russian]

Republic of Kazakhstan at the UN General Assembly

Highlights of the statements made at the general debates from 1992 till 2020.

[in Russian]

Diagnostic Report on Rational Use of Water Resources in Central Asia as of 2019

The Diagnostic Report reviews the use and management of water resources in Central Asia over the period from 1998 to 2019.

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