The final JAYHUN report was published in the IWA European Water Research Series

Olsson O. and Bauer M. (2010)
Interstate Water Resource Risk Management, Towards A Sustainable Future for the Aral Basin.
European Water Research Series, IWA Publishing, ISBN – 9781843393085.

http://www.iwapublishing.com/template.cfm?name=isbn9781843393085

The link,
http://www.inco-jayhun.net/download.php?list.54 provides all documents to the anouncement of the JAYHUN International Conference, Interstate Water Resources Risk Management. Including participant list and Conference/Workshop agenda.


The workshop provides recent information and outcomes of the Jayhun project on the topics

· Climate change,
· Reservoir capacity
· Resulting management options and risk management

addressed to Central Asian decision makers and stakeholders.

A number of external experts in the fields of hydrology, climate change, reservoir operation and other water management institutes are also invited to participate in the International Workshop.

Special Session: "Future trends of water and food security in Central Asia, implications for reaching the Millennium Development Goals",
2nd September 2008

The project Jayhun contributes with first results and key experiences mainly to this special session of the World Water Congress 2008 and contributes to the preparation towards the World Water Forum in Istanbul, 2009.



The presentation and contributions from the Jayhun Project provide key messages on future ways ahead for the scientific audience and participating Stakeholder and Ministry delegates from Central Asia.



The link,
http://www.inco-jayhun.net/download.php?list.52 provides a Flyer with an anouncement to Special Session "Future trends of water and food security in Central Asia, implications for reaching the Millennium Development Goals" and presents the agenda of the Special Session.

JAYHUN project mid-term meeting in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, July 2007


First project outcomes and project progresses were presented and discussed during the mid-term meeting in Dushanbe.




The event has been hosted by the WPHEI-Institute of Water Problems, Hydropower and Ecology; Academy of Sciences Tajikistan



Members of the project consortium also visited the University of Dushanbe, to introduce the project objectives and to discuss several scientific topics with local experts.

International Scientific Conference
EXTREME HYDROLOGICAL EVENTS IN ARAL AND CASPIAN SEA REGION,
Moscow 19 - 20 October 2006

Under the link, http://caspi.ru/HTML/Conf/conf-frm-e.html are currently available the first information and outcomes of the international scientific conference to the problem of extreme hydrological events in Aral and Caspian sea regions.

Under this link you can also find the conference proceedings and the contributions from the Jayhun project to the session 6 : Water management problems in Central Asia.

The conference program is available for download!
http://www.inco-jayhun.net/download.php?list.22

KICK OFF MEETING JAYHUN PROJECT TASHKENT 2006


This is an outline of the first International Workshop carried out in the frame of the project JAYHUN in Tashkent Uzbekistan, from the 24th to the 27 th January 2006.

The kick off meeting has been carried out jointly with a project introduction day.
The first day with an introduction of the project issues and the project consortium was addressed to the invited ministry delegates, local stakeholders and the public (TV & radio).



Different workshops and workgroup discussions, addressed to the issues of the project work program, were held within the next three days.




The events have been hosted by the Central Asia Scientific Research Institute of Irrigation \\\"SANIIRI\\\".

The JAYHUN kick off meeting will take place from the 24th to the 27th January 2006, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Participants off all project and cooparation partners will be present.

Ministry delegates, representatives of ICWC and the Basin water organisation as well as other stakeholders (e.g. Tajikistan energy) have been invited to attend the kick off meeting in order to precise the specific stakeholder requirements.

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