Ten Central Asian Cities Expand Urban Resilience Coalition
Ten Central Asian cities join forces to prepare for disasters, with new members and a seismological memorandum signed at a Tashkent dialogue.

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Ten Central Asian cities joined the Urban Resilience Coalition at the Second Regional Urban Resilience Dialogue in Tashkent on 19–20 October, according to UNDP. The coalition expanded from five to ten members. National seismological institutions also signed a memorandum to enhance earthquake risk cooperation.
Ten Central Asian Cities Expand Urban Resilience Coalition ↗Ten Central Asian cities join forces to prepare for disasters, with new members and a seismological memorandum signed at a Tashkent dialogue.
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