Results of the Regional Ecological Summit 2026. More details: t.me/res_2026/455 #RES2026

At RES, the “From Data to Action” seminar addressed waste management. Experts noted that while data gaps persist, AI and digital tools are now enabling countries to move from assessment to real action.

At RES, Central Asian nations discussed transboundary cooperation for landscape restoration. With land degradation affecting 80% of the region, participants called for stronger coordination and expanded climate financing.

At RES, Kazakhstan's Minister of Science noted that Central Asia is highly vulnerable to climate change. He warned that glacier retreat and water pressure are already threatening the region's agriculture, economy, and overall sustainability.

At RES 2026, the "Climate-Adaptive Land Use" session tackled land degradation and food security. Key focus areas included soil-conserving tech, regenerative practices, and carbon farming to boost productivity while cutting greenhouse emissions.

At RES 2026 in Astana, a Day 3 panel explored using AI and digital tools for the environment. The session fostered cross-sector cooperation and served as a platform to exchange expertise in advancing the region's sustainable development.

🌍 Which eco-fact surprised you most? Experts at RES 2026 are sharing eye-opening insights as they move from words to action, tackling global environmental challenges with real regional solutions.

At RES 2026, Rae Kwon Chung called "Green Growth" a driver for jobs and the economy. He praised Kazakhstan’s regional role and highlighted innovations like carbon-free smart farming, stressing personal responsibility as key to climate goals.

🌍 Which eco-fact surprised you most? Experts at RES 2026 are sharing eye-opening insights as they move from words to action, finding joint solutions to global environmental challenges at this international summit.

At CACCC-2026’s final session, Minister Yerlan Nyssanbayev warned that climate change is already impacting water, energy, and health. The conference adopted a resolution to mobilize climate finance and advance joint regional sustainability.

The CACCC water management session highlighted Kazakhstan’s plan to digitize and modernize the sector. By 2030, water-saving tech will cover 1.3M hectares, cutting farm use by 30%. The session produced regional climate-resilience recommendations.

🌱 The "Climate Risks to Business Opportunities" session focused on turning eco-challenges into green investments and business strategies. Participants urged cross-border cooperation and joint action for sustainable regional development.

A Central Asia disaster risk reduction session showcased GLOFCA project results, including early warning systems and glacial lake monitoring. It stressed regional cooperation and handed monitoring equipment to national authorities.

🌍 RES 2026 draws interest for its climate, ecology, and connectivity focus. On her first Astana visit, Ana Broladze of the Georgian Public Broadcaster expects insightful discussions and initiatives to help understand our planet's future.

🌍 Climate change is affecting all countries, and effective response requires cooperation. The cryosphere—glaciers, snow, and permafrost—plays a key role in Central Asia’s water resources. RES 2026 serves as a platform for coordinated solutions and stronger regional cooperation

🌍 If you had $1B, where would you invest it? At RES 2026, speakers stressed that water, air, soil, and climate are interconnected—solutions must be holistic to move forward together.

🌿 At RES 2026, the 2nd High-Level Dialogue on Air Quality Policy addressed reducing pollution and modernizing industry. 🌍 Priorities include stricter regulations, relocating polluters, green transport, and modern technologies.

🌿 At RES 2026, the Regional Environmental Performance Review for Central Asia was launched. 🌍 Talks focused on priorities, cooperation, and financing to address climate change, water scarcity, glacier melt, and land degradation.

🌿 At RES 2026, Turkmenistan proposed regional centers for climate technologies and combating desertification. 🌍 They aim to coordinate UNCCD programs, restore land and forests, and support technology transfer and financing.

🌿 At RES 2026, new evidence showed climate impacts on women’s health: a +1°C rise before childbirth increases stillbirth risk by 6%. 🌍 With 51M youth, young people are key drivers of climate solutions.