Priority Area 5 of the Regional Environmental Programme for Sustainable Development in Central Asia (REP4SD) emphasizes the sustainable management of land resources and the conservation of biodiversity as essential components of regional environmental security. In a region marked by desertification, land degradation, and habitat loss, integrated land use planning and preservation of ecosystems are crucial for long-term resilience.
This database section presents key strategies, policies, regional initiatives, publications and materials aligned with REP4SD objectives, including the development of ecological corridors, restoration of degraded lands, and protection of species and habitats. These materials contribute to advancing SDG 15 and promoting cross-border ecological cooperation.
The following materials are uploaded to the database:
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Methodological Guidelines for the Restoration of Tugai Forests in the Territory of Turkmenistan UNDP/GEF Project "Conservation and Sustainable Management of Land Resources and High Nature Value Ecosystems in the Aral Sea Basin For Multiple Benefits" |
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Methodological Guidelines for the Monitoring of Wild Ungulate Species and Other Key Faunal Species Based on the Methodology Adapted to the Conditions of Turkmenistan UNDP/GEF Project "Conservation and Sustainable Management of Land Resources and High Nature Value Ecosystems in the Aral Sea Basin For Multiple Benefits" |
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Analysis of the Current Environmental Legislation of Turkmenistan on Protected/Buffer Zones of Specially Protected Natural Areas UNDP/GEF Project "Conservation and Sustainable Management of Land Resources and High Nature Value Ecosystems in the Aral Sea Basin For Multiple Benefits" |