KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency) was established in 1991 to deliver the task of implementing Korea’s grant aid programs and promoting international cooperation. Its mission is to address global development issues by pursuing global harmony and facilitating the sustainable socio-economic development of our partner countries, aiming to reduce poverty and improve the quality of life in developing countries.

International

disaster risk reduction, emergency assessment and response, water management, etc.

The Center is a permanent interstate body, an international organization, established to ensure effective mechanisms for mitigating risks of emergency situations and mitigating their consequences, as well as stimulating regional and international cooperation. The tasks of the Center also include mitigating disaster risk factors, identifying, assessing and monitoring disaster risks and predicting them. The Center was consulted during the formulation of the project. UNESCO supported the CESDRR in establishing the Regional Science and Technology Council for Emergency Situations and Disaster Risk Reduction in Central Asia, which is designed to bridge the gap between science and policy in the field of the DRR.

Develops cooperation in disaster risk reduction, prevention and elimination of emergency situations; mitigates factors of disaster risk, identify, assess, forecast and monitor emergency situation hazards, etc,

The khokim of the region, district, city is the highest official of region, district, city and at the same time heads the representative and executive power in the corresponding territory.

State

Disaster risk management, increasing resilience, disaster response and recovery

With 57 participating States from Europe, Central Asia and North America, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) forms the largest regional security organization in the world.

International

Disaster risk reduction, natural resources management, water resources management, capacity building, etc.

The Regional Center of Hydrology (RCH) of the IFAS Executive Committee was established in 2002 by the decision of the Board of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea.

Participates and coordinates operational exchange of hydrological information for forecasting river flow in the Aral Sea basin, develops and improves hydrological forecast and monitoring systems

The khokim of the region, district, city is the highest official of region, district, city and at the same time heads the representative and executive power in the corresponding territory.

State

Disaster risk management, increasing resilience, disaster response and recovery