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Mainstreaming the Migration, Environment and Climate Change Nexus Into Climate-Related National Planning Process
Ashgabat, 29 April 2022 – The IOM Mission to Turkmenistan in partnership with the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan organized a steering committee meeting of the project "Mainstreaming The Migration, Environment, Climate Change Nexus Into Climate-Related National Planning Process" funded by the IOM Development Fund (IDF). The objective of this meeting was to discuss with national partners goals and objectives of this project, nexus between migration, environment, climate change in Turkmenistan, project activities and further cooperation with the key government agencies and ministries working on this dimension.
The meeting brought together representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection of Turkmenistan - the leading agency, Department of Emergency Situations of the Ministry of Defense of Turkmenistan, Ministry of Economy and Finance, State Migration Service and State Committee on Statistics.
The meeting began with welcoming remarks by Mr Azat Atajanov, the Head of IOM mission in Turkmenistan: "Climate change and its consequences are among the priority policy areas for the Government of Turkmenistan, and play a key role in the 2021-2025 United Nations Development Cooperation Framework (UNSDCF).
Following the introduction, Mr. Berdy Berdyev - the head of the Department on Coordination of International Environment and Cooperation and Projects of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment expressed appreciation and importance of the joint work of IOM and the government of Turkmenistan in this particular project. To reduce the impact of risk-forming factors associated with climate migration, the project plans to conduct desk studies, seminars, as well as capacity-building workshops and study trips for national experts and institutions working on social and economic development.
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