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Caspian Sea Day 2024 - Nature of Turkmensitan

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Welcome to the breathtaking nature of Turkmenistan’s Caspian coast! A land where the sea meets the sky, home to diverse marine life and majestic coastal birds. From the serene shores to the vibrant wetlands, witness the beauty of this unique ecosystem.

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2024
  • Regional Report: Legal, Regulatory and Institutional Measures for the Protection and Sustainable Management of the Caspian Sea Ecosystem in the Riparian States, 2001
    Sat, 21/12/2024 - 15:20
    The present report has been prepared by the international legal consultant – Irina Krasnova, professor of environmental law of the Russian Academy of State Administration under the President of the Russian Federation, doctor of juridical science. The report is prepared within the framework of the Caspian Environment Program
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    Regional Report: Legal, Regulatory and Institutional Measures for the Protection and Sustainable Management of the Caspian Sea Ecosystem in the Riparian States, 2001

    Description

    The present report has been prepared by the international legal consultant – Irina Krasnova, professor of environmental law of the Russian Academy of State Administration under the President of the Russian Federation, doctor of juridical science.

    The report is prepared within the framework of the Caspian Environment Programme in accordance with the relevant UNEP/UNDP/TACIS project, the Terms of Reference for the International Consultancy of Legal National Assessments attached in Annex III to the project and the Workplan for CRTC/LREI.

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    Year
    2001
  • Biodiversity Assessment for Kazakhstan
    Sat, 21/04/2018 - 11:35
    The approach used in this assessment was to collect and analyze information on biodiversity and related areas through documentation searches and interviews with key individuals and organizations concerned with biodiversity, both throughout Kazakhstan and in Washington, D.C. (see Annex C, List of Persons Contacted). An extens
  • Document

    Biodiversity Assessment for Kazakhstan

    Description

    The approach used in this assessment was to collect and analyze information on biodiversity and related areas through documentation searches and interviews with key individuals and organizations concerned with biodiversity, both throughout Kazakhstan and in Washington, D.C. (see Annex C, List of Persons Contacted). An extensive series of field trips was undertaken. 

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    Year
    2001