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The turtle dove, declared the ‘Bird of the Year’ in Tajikistan, is now practically non-existent in the country. Experts suggest that this is due to a complex of reasons related to the deterioration of environmental conditions.” (more…)
According to experts, vehicle inspection can mitigate the problem of environmental pollution to some extent, but other measures must be taken as well to solve the issue in full. (more…)
On October 11, an online event was held to showcase the results of the information campaigns on cybersecurity and digital rights in Kazakhstan, which received financial and technical support as part of the “Kazakhstan Uncensored” project, funded by the European Union.
During the event, representatives of four information campaigns shared the goals, objectives, and target audiences of their campaigns, as well as the results and media products they developed throughout the implementation process. (more…)
In Bishkek, contrary to the master plan, a tree belt area in southern residential areas of the city has been actually destroyed in the last few years. However, it has played a significant role in the urban ecology. Now, the area is built with high-rise residential buildings. According to officials, the law does not specify any punishment for the violation of the master plan, while independent experts say that drastic measures need to be employed.
We cannot prevent dust storms; therefore, it is necessary to find and implement adaptation methods to reduce the impact of dust storms, says CABAR.asia expert Muazama Burkhanova. (more…)
CABAR.asia expert Inga Sikorskaia offers recommendations to journalists on what terminology to use when reporting on the Taliban and other radical movements. (more…)
If no effective measures are taken, many species of rare animals, including saigas, may soon disappear in Uzbekistan.
The IWPR country office in Tajikistan is looking for a Finance/Admin Manager.
Hours: Full time
Location: Dushanbe, Tajikistan
Salary: $1000 (Net) per month
Deadline for applications: 25 October 2024
Authorities of Tajikistan intend to decontaminate millions of tons of radioactive waste in the Istiqlol city with the assistance of a Russian company. This is uranium waste produced while making the Soviet Union’s first atomic bomb, however, it still affects the residents of this city in Tajikistan. (more…)
The desire to preserve trees by any means during the construction and repair of pedestrian roads in Tashkent is often not entirely thought through.