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                             The International Science and Technology Center

                                                                                                               www.istc.int 

 

 

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ISTC is an Intergovernmental Organization with a global geographical mandate, and its members include the EU, the US, Japan, South Korea, Norway, Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kirghizistan, and Tajikistan. The participation of the EU in the ISTC and its governing board is based on an International Agreement with a dual legal base, EURATOM and TEU/TFEU. ISTC benefits from a track record of complex regional project management in health, climate change environment, security, bio-nuclear and chemical safety, risk management for critical infrastructures and resources, prevention, preparedness, and responses to natural and man-made disasters in the former CIS, the MENA and African countries.

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  • Established in 1992

  • Inter-governmental non-proliferation organization

  • Headquartered in Astana, Kazakhstan with coverage in 100 Countries and extending reach worldwide

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The WRHM2CA project plays a vital role in addressing climate change impacts across Central Asia by enhancing regional water monitoring systems and expanding laboratory capacities focused on uranium legacy sites in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.

Through a network of precise, cost-effective, and compatible sensors and lab equipment tailored to each country, it creates a robust data system ready to aid in environmental crises.

Seamlessly integrated into national Environmental Security frameworks, this initiative empowers better collaboration and deeper insight into protecting natural resources and critical infrastructure from the evolving challenges of climate change.

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