AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater Costs: Dushanbe’s water tariffs rose 11.3% from 2025 to 2026, among sharp increases in Central Asia, according to a global survey. COP31: Tajikistan will join Nepal, Kyrgyzstan, Bhutan and Pakistan in hosting a high-level event on mountain resilience, glaciers and climate finance at the UN climate summit in Türkiye. Climate Risks: A new regional assessment says Central Asia is warming faster than the global average, with the region’s glaciers potentially losing up to 85% of their volume by 2100. Greener Cities: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Green Climate Fund have doubled concessional financing for a program supporting climate projects in eligible cities, including in Tajikistan. Rogun Dam: A reported water-tank rupture has raised safety concerns at the facility.
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