The Institute of International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan announces a competition among students of grades 10-11 on the occasion of World Environmental Protection Day, which is celebrated on June 5, according to the university's website.

The preparation of the Fourth National Communication (NC4) and the Initial Biennial Report (BR1) of Turkmenistan for the successful implementation of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was discussed during a working meeting of representatives of the country's line ministries and departments.

A meeting of the company's employees with the staff of the French school Ecole française MLF took place in the new Ecological Center of Joint Work opened by the Bouygues Turkmen Company. Earlier, the guests of the eco-center were also students of the Turkmen-Russian Pushkin School, Special Educational School No. 21, the Turkmen-Turkish School and representatives of the older age category, that is, residents of Ashgabat who are not indifferent to environmental problems.

Media representatives from Turkmenistan and other Central Asian countries are invited to participate in the training "Media and Climate Change: Theory and practice", which will be held within the framework of the Fifth Central Asian Conference on Climate Change (CACCC-2023).

The American Center will organize a seven-day eco-camp on April 10 in Ashgabat. The youth program invites schoolchildren of grades 8-11 – children aged 14 to 18 years old, who will be able to have fun and informative time among their peers.

The European Union is launching a regional competition of short videos on Instagram Reels4SustainableEnergy among university students, young scientists and specialists in engineering, energy, ecology and climate studies from Central Asian countries.

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has launched the Pipeline of Young Talents program, a new global initiative aimed at increasing the diversity of experiences to address climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution and waste.

The possibilities of developing renewable energy in the climatic conditions of Turkmenistan were discussed during a seminar organized by the United Nations Development Program.

A high-level meeting of the UN General Assembly on the topic of transition to zero waste to achieve sustainable development goals was held at the UN headquarters in New York under the chairmanship of Turkmenistan, the website of the Turkmenistan Mission to the UN reports.

Central Asia will develop an international document on glacier monitoring. This was stated by the First Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Roman Sklyar, reports today, March 27, IA "Kazinform".