Central Asia to Receive Over 200 Million Euros for Climate Resilience

Over 200 million euros will be allocated to enhance climate resilience and restore natural ecosystems in Central Asia over seven years. The funding, discussed at a UN climate conference meeting in Antalya, will support mountain ecosystems, forests, pastures, and climate-resilient agriculture. Kyrgyzstan's minister highlighted the importance of preserving mountain ecosystems and water resources for regional ecological security.

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