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The Department of Meteorology and Hydrology of the Faculty of Geography and Environmental Management at 91ý Kazakh National University participated in an international conference
On May 4–5, 2026, 91ý Kazakh National University hosted the International Conference “Social Work in Action: Interdisciplinary and Globally Oriented Strategies for Advancing Sustainable Development in Central Asia.” The event brought together scholars, experts, and practitioners from 27 countries, serving as an important platform for discussing key challenges of sustainable development, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and exchanging international experience.
The Department of Meteorology and Hydrology of the Faculty of Geography and Environmental Sciences actively participated in the conference. Representatives of the department contributed to discussions on climate change and its impact on socio-economic processes in Central Asia.
Particular attention was drawn to the presentation by Professor V.G. Salnikov, delivered during the session “Climate Change and Sustainable Environmental Development.” In his report titled “Integrating Climate Science and Social Work: Addressing the Challenges of Vulnerable Communities in Central Asia,” he emphasized the importance of close cooperation between climate scientists, social workers, and government institutions in responding to climate risks.
The presentation highlighted the significance of using climate information in developing adaptation strategies, as well as the role of science in supporting vulnerable populations under conditions of increasing climate change.
Participation of the Department of Meteorology and Hydrology in such a significant international forum demonstrates its active engagement in research, commitment to international collaboration, and contribution to addressing global and regional environmental challenges.