• Blue Peace Central Asia

    Blue Peace Central Asia

    Blue Peace Central Asia promotes water cooperation in the region to address questions related to increasing competing interests in water, foster the understanding of the region as interdependent, and support common solutions on water for the benefit of all.


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Vision

"Transforming water from a potential source of conflict into a potential instrument of cooperation and peace – at the heart of the Blue Peace mandate. Positioning water as an enabling factor for regional sustainable socio-economic development, stability, and peace, as a contributor to the region’s resilience to the current and future crises. 

Water secure Central Asia where all people have the “capacity to safeguard sustainable access to adequate quantities of acceptable quality water and adequate and equitable sanitation for sustaining livelihoods, human well-being, and socio-economic development, for ensuring protection against water-borne pollution and diseases and water-related disasters, and for preserving ecosystems in a climate of peace and political stability”

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Central Asian water specialists explore water-saving irrigation and digital solutions at regional training in Tashkent

Central Asian water specialists explore water-saving irrigation and digital solutions at regional training in Tashkent
 19.08.2026
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Water-sector specialists from across Central Asia gathered in Tashkent from 10–12 August for a regional training focused on the practical application of water-saving irrigation technologies and digital solutions in the context of climate change. The training, ...

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Almaty seminar advances regional master's programme in water diplomacy

On July 20-21, representatives of partner universities from Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan gathered in Almaty, both in person and online,for a two-day regional seminar to jointly advance the development of the Master's Programme in Water Diplomacy under the Blue Peace Central Asia (BPCA) initiative.

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 28.07.2026
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BPCA experts completed first transboundary assessment mission across the Isfara river basin

Over five days in early July, a team of experts of Blue Peace Central Asia project travelled the length of the Isfara River Basin - from Osh and Batken in the Kyrgyz Republic, through Isfara city and Khujand in Tajikistan, to Besharyk district and Fergana in Uzbekistan. The mission, conducted on 5-9 July 2026, marked the first basin-wide field assessment under Pillar 2 of ...

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 16.07.2026
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