Uzbekistan is one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change. Without additional resource saving measures, the country may face deficiency of water resources, growth in land desertification and degradation, increase in occurrence of droughts and other dangerous phenomena, leading to instability of agricultural production and threatening to the country’s
Uzbekistan is one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change. Without additional resource saving measures, the country may face deficiency of water resources, growth in land desertification and degradation, increase in occurrence of droughts and other dangerous phenomena, leading to instability of agricultural production and threatening to the country’s food security.
Addressing the challenges of the most climate-affected and vulnerable
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Adaptation Commitments
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Agriculture
Irrigation
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Adaptation Commitments
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GCA_subsector
Adapt Now subsector
Agriculture
Land and soil management
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Adaptation Commitments
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Cross-Cutting Area
Climate services
UZ
Adaptation Commitments
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Agriculture
Livestock
UZ
Adaptation Commitments
GCA_Subsector_2
GCA_Subsector_2
Adapt Now subsector (2)
Agriculture
Land and soil management