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Komila Nabiyeva is a freelance journalist, writing about climate change and development issues in Central Asia. She researched and wrote this article as part of a fellowship with the Climate Change Media Partnership, a collaboration of Internews, Panos and the International Insititute for Environment and Development (IIED).
Komila has been published in The Guardian.
07/05/2011
From next month, five hospitals in remote mountainous provinces of Kyrgyzstan will start using solar panels to transform the sun’s rays into clean energy and hot water. Komila Nabiyeva spoke to the Kyrgyz delegation at the recent UNFCCC climate change talks in Bonn to find out more about the project
05/24/2011
A project in the Aral Sea region of Uzbekistan is encouraging farmers to reclaim degraded, marginal cropland by planting trees.
