AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate Outlook: A new open-access assessment of all five Central Asian countries says the region is warming faster than the global average, with glaciers potentially losing up to 85% of their volume by 2100. The book examines risks to water, agriculture, health and mountain communities, including in Tajikistan. Greener Cities: EBRD and the Green Climate Fund have doubled concessional financing for the Green Cities programme to €174 million. Tajik cities are eligible for support with projects such as cleaner transport, water systems, waste management and climate resilience. Rogun Safety: A water tank ruptured in a construction tunnel at the Rogun hydropower plant, sending water and debris toward workers. Officials said no one was injured; witnesses cited by Radio Ozodi reported more than five injuries, renewing questions about workplace safety and transparency. Climate Adaptation: Germany and the UK pledged funding for a five-country Central Asian programme to strengthen climate-risk management and adaptation. Tajikistan is among the countries covered.
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