WORK IN UZBEKISTAN
RESEARCH FINDINGS
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Limited Awareness: Communities in the Aral Sea region lack access to information about the causes and impacts of the crisis, hindering their understanding and engagement.
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Educational Gap: Significant number of schools in the Aral Sea region currently do not include the Aral Sea Crisis in their curriculum, leaving students uninformed about critical regional environmental issues.
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Language Barrier: Much of the research on the Aral Sea Crisis is published in foreign languages, making it inaccessible to local communities.
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Barriers to Progress: Regional NGOs identify the absence of effective communication and education as a significant obstacle to public adoption of sustainable solutions for the Aral Sea Crisis.
OUR NEXT STEPS
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Educational Screenings: Host workshops in schools and universities featuring our documentary to engage and inform youth about ongoing climate and environmental issues in Uzbekistan.
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Resource Development: Create comprehensive educational materials, including videos, guides, and posters, that explain the causes, consequences, and actionable solutions for addressing the Aral Sea Crisis.
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Collaborative Outreach: Partner with schools, development agencies, and NGOs in Uzbekistan to introduce and implement a tailored educational toolkit focused on the Aral Sea Crisis.
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Policy Advocacy: Publish a policy recommendation report to strengthen education and communication strategies on climate and environmental issues in Uzbekistan.
