EPIN
Search web site:

1315 publications, 1056 events and 81 experts today

Welcome —
Already a member? Please, sign in
Not a member? Join us now!

  • Home
  • EPIN
  • Institutes
  • Communities
  • Events
    • EPIN network news
    • EPIN members news
    • Daily news by countries
    • Add event
  • Publications
    • by EPIN
    • by EPIN members
    • by other institutions
    • Add publication
  • Opportunities
    • Unfunded Conferences
    • Learning
    • Job Opportunities
    • Grants
    • Funded Conferences
    • Add opportunity
  • Experts
  • Useful Resources

Publications → Use of Resources → Energy and Water consumption

Tajikistan: abundant water, scarce money

This article is about Lake Sarez in Tajikistan, which contains 17 billion cubic meters of water. Tajik leaders are now searching for a way to unlock the lake’s economic potential.

Link http://www.eurasianet.org…/articles/eav070207.shtml
Author Parshin, К
Date 02-Jul-2007
Institute EurasiaNet
Tags Tajikistan, natural, disaster, Lake, Sarez, pipeline, construction
← Kazakhstan Places Accent on Economic Cooperation with Turkey
↑ Energy and Water consumption
→ Tajikistan: glimpsing the power source

See also

  1. Istanbul Anti-Corruption Action Plan for Tajikistan
  2. UN Report: Central Asia countries will face a negative prospect of ecological change
  3. Plans of development of power industry in Tajikistan are in paper meanwhile
  4. Caucasus & Central Asia (CCA) Review - September 2007
  5. Caucasian and Central Asian Economic Report

Comments

Please, authorize to leave a comment

Browse by organization
  • Azerbaijan Institute for Scientific Research on Economic Reforms
  • Belarus Institute for Privatization and Management Research Center
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina ACIPS
  • Kazakhstan Public Policy Research Centre
  • Kyrgyzstan Economic Policy Institute "Bishkek Consensus"
  • Moldova, Republic of Institute for Development and Social Initiatives
  • Moldova, Republic of Center for Strategic Studies and Reforms
  • Tajikistan Institute for Economic Research
  • Uzbekistan Center for Economic Research
  • Czech Republic Institute of Economic Studies
  • Poland Center for Social and Economic Research
  • Russian Federation Institute for the Economy in Transition
  • Slovakia Institute for Economic and Social Reforms
  • Hungary International Center for Economic Growth, European Center
  • Russian Federation Center of Strategic Research
  • Russian Federation Economics Education and Research Consortium
  • Serbia Economics Institute
  • Turkmenistan National Institute of Strategic Planning and Economic Development
EPIN Publications
Working paper series
Central Asia and Caucasus Review
Caucasian and Central Asian Economic Report
Monthly Newsletter
Popular keywords
  • Agriculture
  • Albania
  • Asia
  • Azerbaijan
  • Balance
  • Bank
  • Belarus
  • BiH
  • Budget
  • Bulgaria
  • Business
  • CEE
  • CIS
  • Capital
  • Central
  • Cooperation
  • Corporate
  • Corruption
  • Credit
  • Crisis
  • Croatia
  • Currency
  • Czech
  • Developing
  • Development
  • EU
  • Economic
  • Economy
  • Education
  • Energy
  • Enterprise
  • Environment
  • Epin
  • Europe
  • Exchange
  • Export
  • FDI
  • Finance
  • Firm
  • Fiscal
  • Forecast
  • GDP
  • Gas
  • Georgia
  • Governance
  • Growth
  • Health
  • Hungary
  • Income
  • Industrial
  • Industry
  • Inflation
  • Information
  • Investment
  • Issues
  • Kazakhstan
  • Kyrgyzstan
  • Labour
  • Law
  • Macedonia
  • Macroeconomic
  • Market
  • Microeconomic
  • Migration
  • Moldova
  • Monetary
  • Montenegro
  • Oil
  • Pension
  • Poland
  • Policy
  • Politics
  • Poverty
  • Price
  • Privatization
  • Public
  • Rate
  • Reform
  • Risk
  • Romania
  • Russia
  • SEE
  • SME
  • Serbia
  • Slovakia
  • Social
  • Society
  • Socio-economic
  • Soviet
  • Tajikistan
  • Tax
  • Trade
  • Transition
  • Turkmenistan
  • Ukraine
  • Unemployment
  • Union
  • Uzbekistan
  • WTO
UNDP

© 2007-2008. All rights reserved.

If you spot any mistake in the texts, please select it and press Ctrl+Enter.
  • About site
  • Editorial policy