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SIC ICWC provides organizational, technical, and scientific-information support for the activities of the ICWC. Established in 1992, SIC ICWC has branches in Kazakhstan and Tajikistan

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Research and expertise

KNOWLEDGE

We leverage modern scientific advances and knowledge, adapting them to local needs and context

ACTION

We conduct field research, collect and disseminate best practices

ASSISTANCE

We provide recommendations to decision makers

KEY THEMATIC AREAS

  • Transboundary water: law, policies, science, and diplomacy
  • Water security, climate change and nexus
  • IWRM, water conservation, land and water productivity
  • Conservation of ecosystems in the Aral Sea basin
  • Scenarios of future water development
  • Water financing
  • Social dimension: gender, heritage and culture
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DATA, INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

DATABASE AND REGIONAL INFORMATION SYSTEM

Practical tool for assessment of water-related situation in the region on the base of the data on available water resources, their distribution, reservoir operation regimes; water losses, environmental flows, etc.

ANALYTICS/ MODELS

  • Water use efficiency monitor in Central Asia (WUEMoCA)
  • Scenarios of water management in the Amu Darya and Syr Darya basins

KNOWLEDGE BASE

  • 14 thematic knowledge bases
  • Tools: e-library, glossary, synopses and training materials
  • Hierarchical classification system with 15 sections

PUBLICATIONS

  • Disseminates its publications between government officials, senior officials, development partners, and academia in Central Asia and outside;
  • Over 1000 books and brochures in more than 500 000 copies
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Increasing potential

Regional Training Center was established by the decision of the 21st ICWC meeting in 2000.

Along with improvement of professional knowledge, RTC contributes to regional water cooperation, fosters consistent approaches among both experts and decision makers.

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Cooperation

COOPERATION WITH CA COUNTRIES

IFAS organizations, MFAs of CA countries, sectoral ministries and departments, research institutes and academia in CA countries, IICA, ISRS, CAREC

COOPERATION WITH UN

UNGA, UNECE, UNESCAP, UN Conventions, SPECA

WORLD WATER COUNCIL

INTERNATIONAL NETWORK OF BASIN ORGANIZATIONS

INBO, EECCA NWO

INTERNATIONAL WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION

ORGANIZATION FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT

MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS

ADB, World Bank, EBRD

BILATERAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES

AFD, GIZ, SDC

PARTNERSHIPS WITH

IHE Delft, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, PIK, MLU, IWMI, GFZ, PCRWR, ACTED CA, Kibera Technology, Vatandosh Connect, International Development&ESG Consulting, FutureWater, BMBF, DLR