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The two events in Oсtober 2022 (Almaty) and Dushanbe (June 2023) were attended by roughly twenty journalists from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, who received training and mentoring to produce publications on some of the most pressing issues related to climate change in the region.
Some of the recent writing that stems from current n-ost projects and members.
Check out all the participating journalists listed here. This is what brings them together.
See all network membersFreelance journalist, consultant on sustainable development, Маленькая Земля
Tajikistan
Journalist, Ecostan News
Germany
Journalist, www.leworld.org
Tajikistan
Independent Journalist, Freelance (multiple platforms including CABAR.asia, IWPR, The Diplomat)
Uzbekistan
Network Coordinator, CAN EECCA
Kyiv, Ukraine
Editor-in-Chief, www.ekolog.uz
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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