Wetlands of Central Asia
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan implement the Ramsar Convention together: they keep records of wetlands, share experience and speak in international dialogues as one region.
Wetlands on the map
Ramsar sites are wetlands of international importance that countries have included in the Ramsar Convention list and committed to conserve. Potential sites are being prepared for inclusion.
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About the initiative
The Ramsar Regional Initiative for Central Asia (RRI-CA) strengthens cooperation among five countries in implementing the Ramsar Convention and its Strategic Plan for 2025–2034 at national and regional levels.
More about the initiativeObjectives of the initiative
- Serve as a link between the RRI-CA parties, other parties and the Ramsar Convention Secretariat
- Maintain a regional information platform on implementing the Convention in Central Asia
- Develop joint work with national, regional and international organisations that work on wetland conservation
- Tell the public why wetlands matter and what is needed to conserve them
- Regularly exchange knowledge and experience within the region and with other regions of the world
- Help countries speak as a single region in international dialogue on nature conservation
- Carry out an inventory of key wetlands and maintain regional databases
- Develop common methods for monitoring Ramsar and potential sites and for assessing their ecosystem services and economic value
Documents
Work plans, Ramsar Convention forms, national reports and materials for the public.
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Download PDF, 11.2 MB
Ramsar strategy Uzb
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Download DOCX, 49.8 KB
Blank offline RIS word form 21
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Offline RIS form in Word format
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Download PDF, 197.4 KB
RRI-CA CEPA Action Plan for 2026–2028
