Glacier retreat is a significant indicator of climate change, profoundly impacting downstream ecosystems, water resources, and human communities. This event will emphasize the importance of a comprehensive monitoring plan to systematically assess the diverse downstream effects of glacier melt. Highlighting the critical role of understanding these effects, the event will underscore the necessity of a robust framework for ongoing assessment and adaptation, ensuring sustainable water resources and ecosystem health in mountain regions for future generations.
Opening remarks
H.E.Mr. Bahodur Sheralizoda, the Chairman of the Committee for Environmental Protection under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan ?
Ms. Najat Mokhtar, ?Deputy Director General and Head of the Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications International Atomic Energy Agency?
Mr. Abdullo Qurbonzoda, Director/ PR of Tajikistan with WMO/NFP of Tajikistan to the UNFCCC ?
Mr. Nicolas A. Franke, ?Head Global Processes and Water Policy Unit Hydrology, Water and Cryosphere Division World Meteorological Organization WMO ?
Speakers
Ms. Yuliya Vystavna Senior Isotope Hydrology Section | Division of Physical and Chemical Sciences | Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications of International Atomic Energy Agency
Prof. John Pomeroy, UNESCO Chair in Mountain Water Sustainability, University of Saskatchewan
Dr. Dominique Berod (Mr.), Head of Division | Earth System Monitoring Division/Infrastructure Department World Meteorological Organization?
Ms. Ruth Nguma, Associate Programme Specialist, Section for Hydrological Systems, Climate Change and Adaptation, Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (IHP), Division of Water Sciences, UNESCO ?
Dr. Abror Gafurov, ?CAWa-Green Project Coordination Green Central Asia Program?
Mr. Rahmonov Ramazon, Head of the centre for the study of glaciers of Tajikhydromet?
Moderator
Mr. Komron Ruziev, Head of International Relations Department of Tajikhydromet?
