GIZ, Regional Centre for Hydrology and Central Asian countries map out joint actions for disaster prevention
Experts from Germany and Central Asia identify climate change adaptation strategies through sustainable resource management and disaster prevention in the region.
Almaty, Kazakhstan, November 24th – Today’s Global Community is a witness to appalling natural disasters, such as frequent floods and many other calamities that have only increased in recent years due to Climate Change. According to various forecasts the trend is likely to continue and intensify. Such natural disasters affect the livelihood and safety of people, and the number of victims will only grow as the world’s population-density continues to increase. Consequently, disaster management has become one of the priority directions in international, regional and national programmes.





