The academy was organized with the aim of mitigating the effects of climate change by providing young professionals with a unique opportunity to develop innovative solutions through air quality monitoring. Participants studied the impact of air quality as a key factor of climate change, mastered modern monitoring methods, and gained knowledge for creating effective strategies for sustainable development.
The event was attended by 20 active young researchers, journalists, programmers, and eco-activists. They worked closely with experienced specialists, which contributed to the development of their professional skills in the field of environmental protection. The opening of the academy took place in a friendly atmosphere, where participants got to know each other and listened to introductory lectures on the importance of air quality monitoring in the context of climate change.
During these lectures, important questions were raised about the impact of air quality on human health and the ecosystem. In the following days, the participants delved deeper into air quality monitoring methods. They visited the hydrometeorological center of the Sughd region, where they received practical knowledge of current methods of analysis and data collection. This visit became an important part of their training, allowing them to see in practice how monitoring is carried out.
While working on their projects, participants actively generated ideas and presentations. Mentors provided valuable recommendations, helping everyone improve their developments. The final days of the academy were devoted to finalizing projects and presenting them. Teams presented their ideas, sharing knowledge and experience, which allowed them to prepare for further cooperation.
Winter Academy "Air" is a 5-day training camp dedicated to the topic of adaptation and measures to prevent climate change, monitoring air quality, as well as the impact of air pollution on climate and human health and measures to prevent it.
Participants of the academy are 20 specialists, young scientists and graduate students, media representatives, students and active youth, selected on a competitive basis. During the training, participants studied the impact of air quality as one of the key factors of climate change, familiarized themselves with modern monitoring methods, and received the necessary information and knowledge to develop effective sustainable development projects.
The Academy employs experienced workers - the chief specialist of the Main Department of Environmental Protection in the Sughd region Saidov Kh. M., the director of the regional meteorological center Khomitov A.Sh., teachers of the Tajik Mining and Metallurgical Institute of Tajikistan D. Khodjiboev and Khajiev S., the meeting of the Academy was also attended by Professor of Washington University in St. Louis, USA, Dr. Jay Turner, medical specialist Kyle Lowlor, as well as trainers and specialists of the public organization "Youth Group for Environmental Protection" / YGPE.
The Academy provided an excellent opportunity to acquire and improve theoretical and practical skills in the field of air quality monitoring, development of research papers, as well as development and improvement of special programs for collecting and analyzing air quality data.
The academy was organized by the public organization "Youth Group for the Protection of the Environment" (YGPE) with the financial support of the US Embassy in Tajikistan.
The event was attended by 20 active young researchers, journalists, programmers, and eco-activists. They worked closely with experienced specialists, which contributed to the development of their professional skills in the field of environmental protection. The opening of the academy took place in a friendly atmosphere, where participants got to know each other and listened to introductory lectures on the importance of air quality monitoring in the context of climate change.
During these lectures, important questions were raised about the impact of air quality on human health and the ecosystem. In the following days, the participants delved deeper into air quality monitoring methods. They visited the hydrometeorological center of the Sughd region, where they received practical knowledge of current methods of analysis and data collection. This visit became an important part of their training, allowing them to see in practice how monitoring is carried out.
While working on their projects, participants actively generated ideas and presentations. Mentors provided valuable recommendations, helping everyone improve their developments. The final days of the academy were devoted to finalizing projects and presenting them. Teams presented their ideas, sharing knowledge and experience, which allowed them to prepare for further cooperation.
Winter Academy "Air" is a 5-day training camp dedicated to the topic of adaptation and measures to prevent climate change, monitoring air quality, as well as the impact of air pollution on climate and human health and measures to prevent it.
Participants of the academy are 20 specialists, young scientists and graduate students, media representatives, students and active youth, selected on a competitive basis. During the training, participants studied the impact of air quality as one of the key factors of climate change, familiarized themselves with modern monitoring methods, and received the necessary information and knowledge to develop effective sustainable development projects.
The Academy employs experienced workers - the chief specialist of the Main Department of Environmental Protection in the Sughd region Saidov Kh. M., the director of the regional meteorological center Khomitov A.Sh., teachers of the Tajik Mining and Metallurgical Institute of Tajikistan D. Khodjiboev and Khajiev S., the meeting of the Academy was also attended by Professor of Washington University in St. Louis, USA, Dr. Jay Turner, medical specialist Kyle Lowlor, as well as trainers and specialists of the public organization "Youth Group for Environmental Protection" / YGPE.
The Academy provided an excellent opportunity to acquire and improve theoretical and practical skills in the field of air quality monitoring, development of research papers, as well as development and improvement of special programs for collecting and analyzing air quality data.
The academy was organized by the public organization "Youth Group for the Protection of the Environment" (YGPE) with the financial support of the US Embassy in Tajikistan.