AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSDG Push in New York: Turkmenistan’s delegation took part in the UN ECOSOC High-level Political Forum, stressing that 85% of SDG targets are integrated into national programmes and highlighting environmental protection and water resource rational use. SDG Data Fixes: A UN technical meeting in Ashgabat focused on gaps in SDG indicator reporting ahead of Turkmenistan’s third Voluntary National Review, including health, road safety, nutrition, gender-based violence, and safely managed drinking water. Disaster Risk Reduction: UNDP launched a Japan-funded regional disaster risk reduction project in Ashgabat, aiming to strengthen cross-border coordination and national preparedness. One Health for Central Asia: A regional “One Health” coordination push approved shared action and communication plans, with plans for joint simulation drills and unified lab standards—linking human, animal, and ecosystem health. Green Education Link: CAREC’s Turkmenistan office signed up for cooperation with Uzbekistan’s Green University, including six education quotas for Turkmen citizens in environmental protection, climate change, and the green economy. Caspian Ecology Watch: New reporting highlights how the shrinking Caspian Sea is tied to reduced river inflow, water diversion, and climate-driven evaporation—raising ecological stress across the basin.
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