18-20 August 2026 · Tashkent, Uzbekistan

CLIMATE SCIENTIFIC FORUM 2026

Science, Innovation and Cooperation for a Climate-Resilient Central Asia

Organized by: Central Asian University of Environmental and Climate Change Studies (Green University)

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Explore the four thematic tracks of CSF 2026

Scientific Tracks

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Climate Science and Hydrometeorology

Advancing climate science, weather forecasting, and hydrological research for Central Asia.

02

Ecosystem Resilience and Climate-Smart Forestry

Building resilient ecosystems and sustainable forest management practices.

03

Green Growth and Circular Innovation

Promoting sustainable economic development and circular economy solutions.

04

Environmental Risks and Applied Climate Technologies

Addressing environmental risks through innovative climate adaptation technologies.

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Distinguished experts from around the world

Keynote Speakers

Prof. Dr. Elena Volkov

Uzbekistan

Director of Climate Research

Green University

Dr. Amirbek Karimov

Uzbekistan

Head of Hydrometeorology Department

Uzhydromet

Dr. Sarah Mitchell

Kenya

Senior Climate Policy Advisor

UN Environment Programme

Prof. Dr. Nurlan Bekbosynov

Kazakhstan

Professor of Environmental Engineering

Al-Farabi Kazakh National University

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Climate Scientific Forum 2026 Officially Announced

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