AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAdaptive Social Protection: Uzbekistan, the World Bank and UNICEF are drafting an Adaptive Social Protection Strategy to help households respond faster to emergencies, natural hazards and climate change, with tailored risk priorities and response mechanisms. Land Restoration & Drought Resilience: Uzbekistan’s delegation at UNCCD COP17 in Mongolia highlighted financing for degraded-land restoration and drought resilience; ICBA’s Tashkent office accreditation was renewed through 2029. SCO Environment & Water Security: At the 26th SCO summit in Bishkek, leaders backed a Bishkek Declaration under “sustainable peace, development and prosperity,” with water security repeatedly framed as a red line—water must not be weaponised. Digital Silk Road: SCO members also pushed digitalization and AI as new growth drivers, aiming to connect trade, transport and public services across Eurasia. Cultural Sustainability: Qatar Museums and Uzbekistan’s ACDF signed a five-year cooperation deal supporting heritage conservation and creative-economy projects. Energy Shock Watch: A report links Ukraine’s strikes on Russian refining to fuel shortages and price spikes in Central Asia, underlining regional energy vulnerability.
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