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Central Asian Sustainable Development Strategy: Subregional Consultation Workshop Countries of Central Asia (CA) - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan are signatory to Rio Declaration (1992) & Heads of Governments committed to develop respective National Sustainable Development Strategies within Nukus Declaration of 1995 and Almaty Declaration in 1997. Number of decisions for SD were undertaken by International Foundation of Aral Sea and SIC ISDCs in CA counties to address the transboundary water and environmental problems. Emerging ecological crisis has urged to develop a Sub-regional Sustainable Development Strategy (SSDS) for CA, as a common strategy for creation of adequate institutional, economic and legal environment for the implementation of the sustainable development in this region to improve interstate policy of Central Asian countries for SD. Background on process: The Ashhabad (1999) & the Dushanbe Declarations (2002) and institutional arrangements (Interstate Sustainable Development Commission for Central Asia; Council of Heads of States of Central Asia, Interstate Commission on wate) for SD in Central Asian countries since independence has facilitated the development of the SSDS. The Framework Convention on Environmental Protection for Sustainable Development, unique in nature by covering several issues as first regional legal instrument that was signed and adopted in CA.
SSDS Focal Point: Scientific Information Center of ISDC, Central Asia, main office in Turkmenistan and SICs in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan Partners: Civil Society, UNDP, EU For more information:
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