Central Asian Water Projects

Name	Organizations & Sponsors	Category & Country	Date	Description
Central Asia Research and Remediation Exchange at San Diego State University	San Diego State University	GIS Uzbekistan	1995	Acquiring and assembling imagery and spatially based data sets of Central Asia to be used as a framework for synthesis, planning, and decision making for a spectrum of humanitarian and development projects.
Central Asia Regional Water, Environment and Energy Agreements	University of Texas	Governance Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan	1998 to 2001	Agreements between the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Kyrgyzstan, the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Republic of Tajikistan and Turkmenistan on cooperation in the field of join water resources management and conservation of interstate sources.
On-Farm Water Management and Development of Water Users Associations	USAID	Irrigation Tajikistan	Jun 2003	Assist with the development of functioning; water user associations based on democratic principles .Improve water management of on-farm canals. Improve water management on farm fields.
ADB Grant for Irrigation Development in Tajikistan	Asian Development Bank	Irrigation Tajikistan	Dec 2003	Develop and repair irrigation facilities in order to help poor farmers in Tajikistan, according to an official.
Partnership for Environmental Protection and Integrated Water Management	USAID & ALO	Watersheds Uzbekistan	Oct 2000 to Sep 2002	Through week-long workshops, train trainers in the following topics: Environmental Policy & Resource Economics Water & Soil Interactions Integrated Water Management & the Environment
Central Asian Republics	USAID	Management Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan	current	USAID is pursuing a multi-pronged approach to water management, including confidence-building measures to nurture immediate, concrete, regional cooperative steps to build support for technical regional cooperation. Projects range from the international level down to the farm level.
Shared Water Resources Whose Water?	Asian Development Bank	Management Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan Uzbekistan	current	Shared water resources problems in Central Asia.
Central Asia Regional Natural Resource Management Project	USAID	Education Uzbekistan	2000 to 2003	The equitable use of water and energy resources and harmonious relationships among Central Asian countries.