evidence: Monitoring and early warning systems on climate risks and challenges in the Ferghana Valley are being developed Bishkek – 18 August 2023 – The Fergana Valley – a transboundary zone of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan – is a unique ecological region facing a range of climate challenges, including increased drought and floods, rising temperatures, and other extreme weather events. The growth of climate threats is increasing in the region and the occurrence of numerous cases endangers the population, adversely affecting agriculture, water management, energy, and the health of the entire region. To develop strategies to combat these climate challenges, UNDP together with the Ministry of Emergency Situations organized the regional training on monitoring and early warning systems on climate risks and challenges in the Ferghana Valley. The event took place on August 17-18 in the city of Osh and brought together representatives of emergency situations authorities and other government agencies, stakeholders, environmental experts, and specialists from Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan.