CAREC is happy to present the REPORT on the 11th Innovative Central Asian Leadership Programme on Environment for Sustainable Development (CALP)
“Development of Collective Leadership and Environmental Volunteering to address Transboundary Problems in the field of Water Resources and Climate in Central Asia and Afghanistan in the context of Sustainable Recovery from COVID-19”
conducted in support of the “Year of Volunteers in Kazakhstan” on 14-18 September 2020.
CAREC is grateful to all partners and donors for the support, commitment and contribution in organizing of the first ever online 11th CALP in 2020, namely: the OSCE Programme Office in Nur- Sultan, the UN Environment, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the World Bank, the European Union, and the OSCE Secretariat. Our partners provided a great support to the enhancement of youth programs and networks, capacity building of the young leaders from Central Asia and Afghanistan by promoting the values of regional cooperation, volunteering and collective leadership.
Despite the challenges the COVID-19 pandemic brought, we were lucky to be able to gather 46 young leaders from Afghanistan and Central Asia, and about 70 exceptional speakers from all around the world.
CAREC is grateful to all the moderators and speakers, representatives of state bodies of the Central Asian countries and Afghanistan, international, regional and non-governmental organizations, programs and projects, and mass media for the participation and contribution to the success of the 11th CALP.
Special thanks go to the CALP Alumni Network, members of the Organizing Committee, who are working for the period 2019-2021 and providing support to CAREC and the CALP alumni.
CAREC is also grateful to all the consultants and experts of CAREC, who shared their invaluable experience with the participants of the online 11th Leadership Programme on priority environmental, innovations, leadership and volunteering issues of the Central Asian region.
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