Politics · International Relations
Water Resources in CA: Security, Geopolitics and Innovative Approaches
This article analyzes the environmental, economic, and geopolitical processes related to the use of water resources in Central Asia. It examines the transboundary nature of the Amu Darya and Syr Darya river basins, the ecological crisis of the Aral Sea, the Qoshtepa Canal project in Afghanistan, as well as regional conflicts associated with the Rogun and Kambarata hydropower plants. Additionally, the study considers the risks arising from climate change and the imbalance in water resource usage. The research also highlights the role of innovative technologies and international cooperation in improving water resource management.
