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Within the Framework of the CLiCA Climate Program, 141 Thousand Hectares of Land Will Be Restored in Uzbekistan for an Investment of 103.7 Million Euros
The Climate Resilient Landscapes of Central Asia (CLiCA) program was launched at the UN COP31. The project will invest €103.7 million in 15 districts across four regions of Uzbekistan, restoring more than 141,000 hectares of land.
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Shavkat Mirziyoyev attended the opening ceremony of the COP31 summit in Antalya. The issues of combating climate change, water scarcity and adaptation to the consequences of global warming were on the agenda. A €264.4 million regional programme for Central Asia was launched as part of the summit.
The Climate Resilient Landscapes of Central Asia (CLiCA) program was launched at the UN COP31. The project will invest €103.7 million in 15 districts across four regions of Uzbekistan, restoring more than 141,000 hectares of land.