Meeting Advances Early Warning System for GLOFs in Kyrgyzstan
Local Support and Technical Challenges Discussed in Key Stakeholder Meeting In a recent meeting, members of the GLOFCA team, partners, and stakeholders gathered to discuss
Local Support and Technical Challenges Discussed in Key Stakeholder Meeting In a recent meeting, members of the GLOFCA team, partners, and stakeholders gathered to discuss
In a recent expedition to the Pamir region, a team of researchers and agencies explored the beauty and hazards of the area, shedding light on
Knowledge management is essential for effective disaster response, and GLOFCA is at the forefront. The World Water Development Report 2023 sheds light on innovative trends
Kazakhstan, August 2023 This summer, the Kazakh mountains have witnessed a period of heightened natural hazards, particularly from glacier lakes and slopes near Almaty city.
Kazakhstan, July 2022 Kazakhstan’s worldwide recognition for its mudflow research and expertise in managing natural hazards took center stage as the GLOFCA team explored the
In the remote corners of the world, vast glacial lakes pose both natural wonders and potential hazards. For civil servants, journalists, and developmental agency workers,
In a bid to comprehend the potential dangers of glacial lakes, the Glacial Lake Outburst Floods in Central Asia (GLOFCA) project has emerged as a
Glacial lakes, though stunning, can hold hidden dangers for nearby communities. A recent scientific paper explores how Central Asian countries assess these hazards to safeguard
Glacial lakes are not just serene bodies of water; they can pose a significant threat to nearby areas. A recent scientific paper sheds light on
Glacial lakes, with their majestic beauty, can hide hidden dangers for nearby communities. A recent scientific paper has shed light on the factors that contribute
In the breathtaking landscapes of mountainous regions, glacial lakes shimmer with pristine beauty. However, these picturesque lakes can pose significant risks to nearby communities and
Glacial lakes in Central Asia serve as vital indicators of climate change and potential threats to nearby communities. However, effectively monitoring these lakes requires regular
