Meeting within the framework

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Meeting within the framework of
the UNSDCF Group by result 3
Priority Area 3: Climate, Environment, Energy and Disaster
Risk Management
Bishkek , February 15, 202 4

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UNSDSD 2023-2027 , Priority direction 3:
Promoting inclusive climate action, disaster risk management approaches and environmental protection
to conserve natural resources and harness the benefits of ecosystems for sustainable human
development
Result 3:
By 2027, Kyrgyzstan has begun the transition to low-carbon , risk-informed
development, promoting fair and equitable people's access to ecosystem
benefits and empowering vulnerable communities in natural resource
management and disaster management
Sub-result 1
Climate Policy and
Action
(7 measures)
Group co-chairing agencies: UNDP & WFP
Government Co-Chair: MPRETN
Participating UN Agencies (12): FAO, IFAD, IOM, UN Women, UNDP, UNECE, UNESCO, UNEP,
UNFPA, UNICEF, WFP, WHO
Required resources: 20.1 million (2023) + 29.1 million (2024) US dollars
Available resources: 17.6 million (2023) + 11.9 million (2024) US dollars
Realized: 12.9 million (2023) US dollars
Monitoring: 17 indicators (from the national and international list of SDG indicators)
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Sub-result 2
Energy
(4 measures )
Sub-result 4
Sub-result 3
Environmental
protection
Disaster Risk
Management
(6 measures )
(4 measures )

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Priority area 3 UNSDSD 2023-2027: Sub-outcomes
4 sub-results, 21 measures to achieve intermediate results
Output 3.1: Policies, funding and awareness mechanisms to support climate action are developed and implemented with the
active participation of women and men in decision-making at all levels
UNDP, WFP, FAO, UNEP, IOM, UNESCO, UNFPA, UNICEF
Sub-outcome 3.2: Policies, innovations and seed investments to ensure inclusive access to affordable and sustainable energy
solutions in underserved urban and rural areas are developed with support from government, business, promoting women's
leadership
UNDP, UNECE
Sub-outcome 3.3: Strengthened protection of critical ecosystems, including in transboundary regions, rational and sustainable
use of natural resources, including water resources, through participatory and conflict-sensitive mechanisms at all levels
UNECE, UNDP, FAO, IFAD, UNESCO
Sub-outcome 3.4: Strengthen disaster management systems and enhance community resilience to multiple shocks at all levels
through appropriate investments, policies and inclusive mechanisms
UNDP, UNESCO, WFP, UNFPA, WHO, UNECE, FAO, UN Women
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Sub-outcome 3.1: Climate change policies and actions
National level:
• A comprehensive plan for the implementation of NDCs has been developed with an emphasis on gender sensitivity,
covering the sectors of mitigation, adaptation, and measures with calculations of mitigation potential, costs of
implementation of measures and financial framework for resource mobilization.
• has been developed that outlines the long-term path to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, serving a roadmap
guiding action and policy towards a sustainable, low-carbon future.
• The development and adoption of the Roadmap for the Five Year Action for the Development of Mountain Regions
for 2023-2027 and activities to promote the mountain agenda at the global and national levels were supported.
• Documenting slow-onset hazards for a holistic approach to improving climate resilience and sustainable
development of the country.
• has been developed to phase out HFCs in the refrigeration sectors in accordance with the Kigali Amendment of the
Montreal Protocol
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Sub-outcome 3.1: Climate change policies and actions
Subnational and local level:
Initiated district-level climate risk profiling to understand local risk dynamics and trends to improve strategic planning and
adaptation at subnational and community levels. Risk mapping and modeling at the AO level should indicate
prevention/mitigation/response frameworks to enable comprehensive integration of risk management and gender considerations in
the provision of agrometeorological information.
Communities most vulnerable to climate change are provided with access to assets and finance to build climate- resilient value
chains to protect, improve and improve their incomes and nutrition
Sectoral level:
were developed and approved to improve the professional capacity of employees of key ministries (MPRETN, Ministry of
Emergency Situations, MEC, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Health) for national adaptation planning. Trainings on the
preparation of climate products and statistical indicators were organized for the sectors of emergency situations, healthcare,
biodiversity conservation and agriculture . Kyrgyzhydromet and NSC
Assessment completed _ climatic risks and vulnerabilities as the basis for development justified sectoral and regional plans
adaptations aimed _ on mitigation climatic consequences with _ strategic actions
Barriers to the participation of the private sector in adaptation are considered , and the main measures for the active involvement
of the private sector in the process of developing the National Adaptation Plan are identified
A working group has been formed with technical personnel from key ministries, and private construction organizations to develop
climate-resilient construction/renovation plans for residential buildings .
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Sub-outcome 3.1: Climate change policies and actions
Agriculture:
• A gender assessment of 5 strategic documents in agriculture and forestry was carried out , including the Concept
for the development of the forestry industry of the Kyrgyz Republic for the period until 2040 and the new Action
Plan for 2024-2028.
• Climate Services for Farmers and Communities was deployed to transform climate data into a set of practical
recommendations for local implementation.
• Piloting a parametric insurance mechanism in the livestock sector to ensure risk transfer from the most vulnerable
members of the community, and developing risk transfer solutions based on the private insurance sector.
Environment:
• The collection of data on population mobility in relation to climate change has begun as part of the research
initiative “Assessing the Nexus of Migration, Environment and Climate Change in Mountain Regions” for 20232025.
• Trained 10 GIS/remote sensing experts for ecosystem/resource management, developed a draft digital National
Atlas of Environmental Change , purchased IT equipment/software and expanded regional cooperation in Central
Asia
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Sub-outcome 3.1: Climate change policies and actions
Climate finance:
• Budget analysis to improve the financial aspects of adaptation to climate change in MPRETN, Ministry of
Emergency Situations, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Health
• An assessment of the green finance market was carried out for a feasibility study on the establishment of a green
finance mechanism to be established under the newly established State Development Bank.
Climate monitoring and statistics:
• 8 automated weather stations , strengthening the capacity of Kyrgyzhydromet in the field of meteorological
observations, 13 agrometeorological observation stations received upgraded measuring instruments to improve
the collection and monitoring of agrometeorological parameters.
• Financial and expert support has been mobilized to develop an ETF project proposal for Kyrgyzstan with monitoring,
reporting and verification (MRV) requirements under the UNFCCC
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Sub-outcome 3.1: Climate change policies and actions
Raising awareness and climate science:
• Research has been prepared on the impact of climate change on sexual and reproductive health .
• Implemented a multi-purpose climate change communication strategy : messages and articles, video reports
on capacity building activities and climate services highlighting the importance of climate change adaptation,
national and regional sessions on climate change resilience and gender issues, platform for sharing solutions to
ensure climate resilience with a gender perspective
• A review of current practice in mapping and monitoring glacial lakes in Central Asia was completed to develop
best practice guidance.
• Completed collection of data on human mobility in the context of climate change in the mountains for a fullscale study
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Sub-outcome 3.1: Climate change policies and actions
Local community support:
• Training of 313 women and 37 men in plant protection, water and soil conservation technologies .
• Organized 141 members of Self Help Groups (SHGs) and Local Government Units (LGUs), including 125 women, to
share knowledge on vegetable cultivation .
• Introducing drought and heat tolerant seeds and drip irrigation systems .
• Training on soil and water conservation to enhance adaptation to climate change and efficient use of natural
resources.
• 4,866 community members and smallholder farmers were trained to use climate information and weather forecasts
to plan the growing season.
• Sustainable pasture management and gender-sensitive income generation opportunities (e.g. compost production,
coarse wool processing).
• Installation of 3 artificial glaciers in remote pastures in the Aksy district of the Jalal-Abad region.
• Installation of six electronic pasture fences in Aksy, Ala-Buka and Aravan regions.
• Supply of agricultural and wool processing equipment to SHG associations .
• Realized _ _ 396 community-based projects benefiting 19,540 people from disaster risk reduction and climate change
adaptation.
• 106 schools, 92 kindergartens and 8,230 hectares of agricultural land were protected from potential natural hazards .
• 120 kilometers of roads and 76,000 meters of drinking water pipelines were built to improve the resilience of
communities living in disaster-prone regions, including 22,829 families gaining greater access to clean drinking water.

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Sub-outcome 3.1: Climate change policies and actions
Initiatives to improve air quality in Bishkek
• Social media campaign and interaction with politicians : Conducted a social media campaign to disseminate the
results of UN system air quality assessment reports in Bishkek. An Analytical Brief was developed to address the
problem of air pollution in Bishkek based on research by the UN System and development partners, and
activities to coordinate measures in the field of air pollution were supported.
• Health: Supported a WHO training workshop in Bishkek aimed at strengthening national capacity to assess
health risks associated with air pollution. Technical sessions were organized jointly with the Ministry of Health
(MoH) to discuss the estimation of disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) caused by air pollution , improving
understanding among health professionals. An environmental health action plan has been developed to reduce
air pollutant emissions and mitigate health impacts on urban populations . More than 300 young volunteers have
been mobilized to conduct awareness-raising activities on environmental health issues.
• Raising awareness: Assisting MPRET in developing a national air pollution awareness campaign , scheduled to be
broadcast on national television in the first quarter of 2024. Launched the STEM4Girls initiative , which teaches
teenage boys and girls STEM subjects to promote leadership development and engagement in green skills.
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Sub-result 3.2: Energy
• The Program “ Implementation of energy saving and energy efficiency policy in the Kyrgyz Republic for 20232027” has been developed, as well as an Action Plan for its implementation and a Matrix of indicators for
monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the Program.
• of the National Human Development Report on energy vulnerability has begun . The report will focus on the
relationship between human development, access to energy resources, issues of energy poverty and energy
security, as well as a just energy transition in the Kyrgyz Republic. The report will make a number of
recommendations for a more inclusive national energy policy.
• Regional project “Improving the energy efficiency of the global construction supply chain and its products to
create high-performance buildings” was launched
• Strategies and technologies to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 were identified , resulting in the UNECE Carbon
Neutrality Toolkit for evidence-based policy development
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Sub-result 3.3 : Environmental protection
National level:
• Finalization of the Third Environmental Performance Review (EPR)
• Updating the Land Code and developing a Concept for the development of the agricultural land market for 20232027 and an action plan for it
• Support in promoting the draft law "On biological safety in the Kyrgyz Republic" , review of current legislation,
analysis of policies and strategies. The fourth national report on the implementation of the Cartagena Protocol on
Biosafety has been submitted to the secretariat. Supported the development of national capacity to develop and
implement biosafety policies and measures.
• A discussion has been initiated on the development of national inventories of air pollutant emissions in accordance
with the requirements of the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution
• Developed and approved Compilation Guide _ plans management of protected areas and instructions for leaving PA
budget . Conducted education everyone employees of protected areas in Kyrgyzstan .
• A roadmap and recommendations for the introduction and expansion of artificial glacier technology have been
developed .
• Development of a policy, roadmap and recommendations for the implementation of energy efficient Hydrotaran
pumps to improve the sustainability and efficiency of irrigation methods
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Sub-result 3.3 : Environmental protection
National level:
• The National Forum on Sustainable Management of Natural Resources was held to organize the National Platform CSFOR for policy dialogue between stakeholders on the process of administrative-territorial reform using the example of
the Ak- Talinsky district , as well as on the management and use of forests growing outside the State Forest Fund (SFF)
and specially protected natural areas (SPNA) in target areas.
• Control forests high environmental values (HCVF): Developed step by step management By identification ,
management and monitoring of HCVF. HCVF concepts are integrated into forest codes and standards For certification
sustainable forest management
• has begun , with an emphasis on its significant impact on water resources to identify existing knowledge gaps and
develop strategies to strengthen monitoring and research on the climate-cryosphere-water nexus
• Promote capacity building of key stakeholders in potential water basin committees " Integrating climate variability
risks into water policies and river basin management plans "
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Sub-result 3.3 : Environmental protection
Local initiatives:
Consultative meetings with MPRETN and the Institute of Biotechnology at the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz
Republic began discussions on the creation of a training center for the detection and identification of living modified
organisms .
Pesticide management has been improved: construction has begun on two central storage facilities for obsolete
pesticides , one of which will be completed in mid-2024. Continuation of laboratory and field tests on phyto- and
bioremediation of soils contaminated with pesticides.
Conducted inventory biodiversity and identification land users for 17 reserves in Western Tien Shan . Clarified external
borders of 12 reserves , which allowed expand zone protection ( will affect on indicator protected area area ) .
Trainings on natural resource management, forest and pasture use , and policy development were conducted in 4 target
districts, reaching a total of 413 people, of whom 26% were women and 24% were youth.
Snow leopard conservation initiatives : collection and analysis of data on the population in the Western Tien Shan; update
area map; Recommendations for installing camera traps have been adopted ; A course on the ecology and conservation of
the snow leopard has been developed.
have been developed in the Western Tien Shan , promoting the development of eco-tourism and reducing the load on the
ecosystem.
Defined critical territories for Chatkal environmental corridor and buffer " Kabak " zones , covering 89,000+ hectares , will
support natural migration and connectivity ecosystems ( waiting Adoption decree ) .
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Sub-result 3.3 : Environmental protection
Local initiatives:
Empowering local communities through grant funds to implement 744 micro-projects (with 60% women
participation).
Installation of an automatic barrier with modern computer equipment in Sary- Chelek state nature reserve as a
measure to control the flow of visitors
Creation of public councils in the SNP Alatai and SNP Kanachuu , as well as strengthening the capacity of
community rangers through specialized training and provision of necessary equipment.
Infrastructure projects were implemented in the Alatai and Kan-Achuu state natural parks (SNP), including the
construction and equipping of two administrative buildings and three ranger lodges .
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Sub-result 3.4: Disaster Risk Management
- The Implementation Plan for Stage II of the National Concept for DRR was approved as part of the implementation of
the Sendai Program.
- Support for reporting under the Sendai Framework: Help all five Central Asian countries report on national progress in
disaster risk reduction through the Sendai Monitoring Framework , promoting transparency and accountability.
- Development of a regional DRR strategy: Development of a regional DRR strategy for 2022-2030 and an action plan for
its implementation in 2022-2023, laying a strong foundation for coordinated regional action on disaster risk reduction.
- 3 avalanche monitoring stations were put into operation in Naryn and Jalal-Abad regions to increase the effectiveness
of early warning of emergencies for the population ( coverage of more than 70 thousand ) and critical infrastructure
and 2 fire and rescue service stations in Cholpon-Ata and Osh with coverage of 100 thousand local population
(excluding tourists).
- Implementation of new technologies and updating of national disaster monitoring systems in the Ministry of
Emergency Situations using modern software and hardware, including satellite data, to monitor outburst lakes (GLOF).
Supporting the scientific potential of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan in assessment, modeling and mapping, risk
assessment GLOF Ala-Archa, Ton, Tosor .
- Integration of the digital climate hazard monitoring system, Platform for Real-time Impact and Situation Monitoring
(PRISM), into the national disaster risk monitoring system continued , ensuring data interoperability across multiple
agencies
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Sub-result 3.4: Disaster Risk Management
- Create an adapted risk profiling methodology ( Aravan district) that can be replicated in other target areas, increasing
the effectiveness of adaptation measures, which includes mapping and identifying risk areas for key livelihoods,
providing a science-based approach to supporting communities in adaptation to climate change.
- Development of community-based early warning systems and preparedness plans for communities in the Fergana
Valley, which enhances local disaster response capabilities
- A project has begun to create a local early warning system in the village of Aksai: schoolchildren and parents will
receive notifications to prepare for and evacuate in emergencies.
- High-level conference on transboundary climate risks and early warning , bringing together more than 160 participants
from more than 18 countries.
- Some 19,854 teachers strengthened their knowledge of disaster risk reduction in schools. Some 971,869 children
improved their knowledge and skills in disaster risk reduction related to disasters.
- 600 schools are equipped with tools and equipment to combat the consequences of emergencies to ensure the safety
of schoolchildren and staff. 460 schools are equipped with hygiene products to improve hygiene levels among
schoolchildren. Some 1,544 schools developed and updated preparedness plans and conducted emergency drills.
- 11,753 households, about 60 thousand people from vulnerable groups of the population were supported in
emergency situations and the food crisis.
- 302 infrastructure assets ( irr. canals , bridges, etc.) were built or rehabilitated.
- 13 projects have been implemented aimed at reducing the negative impact of uranium legacy and improving socioeconomic conditions for more than 25 thousand people living near uranium tailings dumps
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Sub-result 3.4: Disaster Risk Management
Improved knowledge and skills on the Minimum Initial Reproductive Health Service Package for 122 health care
providers through training of trainers (32) and a series of trainings (90).
Developed, tested and approved two courses on humanitarian situations at the Kyrgyz State Institute of
Postgraduate Education in Medicine with the provision of credit hours and capacity building: psychological
assistance to women with reproductive losses in emergency situations and practical and clinical provision of
services related to sexual violence in emergency situations.
Facilitate the development of digital health tools such as a laboratory information management system, a digital
early warning platform , a registry of major diseases, an assigned population system and a national indicator
platform to ensure a comprehensive response to COVID-19 and the continuation of essential health services
of the national coordinator of the IHR (International Health Regulations) in forecasting threats and responding
to emergencies
National iEPID and iLab systems for forecasting and management of infectious disease emergencies
strengthened
A National Action Plan for Health Security (NAPHS) has been developed , covering 19 technical areas.
Strengthening the emergency forecasting and response system
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Sub-result 3.4: Disaster Risk Management
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The first phase of developing joint measures to prevent and respond to pollution of the Syrdarya River during
emergencies has been completed
Climate Emergency Insurance Support - 792 families received 26.3 metric tons of barley in late fall, increasing
their ability to support livestock through the winter
The project “Strengthening locust control and improving equipment for effective locust control” is being
implemented.
conducted two workshops on locust monitoring and information management, locust spraying and pesticide
risk reduction, including Automated Data Collection System and Locust Management System in the Caucasus
and Central Asia (32 staff).
Five briefings on locust research and control for 75 staff/local residents and 5 field missions of the human
health and environmental monitoring team supported by the project over an area of 11,515 hectares.
2 cross-border surveys with Uzbekistan covering an area of 18,000 ha and a Regional Technical Workshop on
Locusts are supported.
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UNSDCF Focus Area 3: Key Partners
Government bodies:
Non-state organs :
Jogorku Kenesh
Administration of the President
Cabinet of Ministers
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Ministry of Nature, Ecology and Technical Supervision
Ministry of Emergency Situations
Ministry of Economy and Commerce
Department of Energy
Ministry of Agriculture
Ministry of Health
Ministry of Finance
Ministry of Education
Kyrgyzhydromet
National Statistics Committee
Climate Finance Center
Forest Service
Gosstroy
National Institute for Strategic Studies
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Bishkek City Hall
Regional administrations
Local authorities
Associations of water users, land users,
forest and pasture users
Agricultural Producers Associations
Youth and volunteer groups
Professional business associations
Private business
Non-governmental organizations
Universities

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