Kazakhstan Moves to Build Nationwide Flood and Drought Early Warning System

ALMATY – Kazakhstan signed an agreement on Aug. 4 to develop a nationwide flood and drought early warning system, signaling a broader shift from responding to water emergencies toward anticipating them. The project, developed jointly by the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation's Information and Analytical Center and Agip Karachaganak, …

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