This is the third and the last of the Regional trainings providing more insights about technical practices for quantitative modelling analysis and their links with the preparation of strategic documents and integrated plans.

The EU awarded the winners and participants of the student debate in Central Asia with a special prize – an online training on sustainable energy delivered by the Florence School of Regulation (Italy).

This training covers the selection/collection/elaboration/utilisation of energy (and non-energy) statistics and data for quantitative analyses in the integrated energy and climate area.

The conference served as a practical forum where decision-makers and experts can exchange practical experiences in implementing sustainable energy policies.

The Conference aims to raise awareness among participants in Turkmenistan about the Horizon Europe Programme with a specific focus on Cluster 5 “Climate, Energy, and Mobility.”

The workshop aims to demonstrate the relevance of Horizon Europe’s Cluster 5, “Climate, Energy, and Mobility” to participants in Uzbekistan by showcasing funding opportunities, projects and initiatives funded by the programme in Central Asia.