Assigned Session: WS 3.121: The science-policy interface for regional mountain governance
The Second Edition of the Caucasus Environment Outlook
Abstract ID: 3.12268 | Accepted as Talk | Talk/Oral | TBA | TBA
Nina Shatberashvili (0)
Fouinat, Laurent (1), Guigoz, Yaniss (3), Mitrofanenko, Tamara (2), Salukvadze, Joseph (4), Pavlenishvili, Levan (5), Mikadze, Ekaterine (6), Shatberashvili, Elene (7), Tarkhnishvili, David (8), Muradyan, Asya (9), Hovsepyan, Arevik (10), Chitanava, Maka (11)
Nina Shatberashvili ((0) Caucasus Network for Sustainable Development of Mountain Regions (Sustainable Caucasus), Atskuri 3, 0144, Tbilisi, Tbilisi, GE)
Fouinat, Laurent (1), Guigoz, Yaniss (3), Mitrofanenko, Tamara (2), Salukvadze, Joseph (4), Pavlenishvili, Levan (5), Mikadze, Ekaterine (6), Shatberashvili, Elene (7), Tarkhnishvili, David (8), Muradyan, Asya (9), Hovsepyan, Arevik (10), Chitanava, Maka (11)
(0) Caucasus Network for Sustainable Development of Mountain Regions (Sustainable Caucasus), Atskuri 3, 0144, Tbilisi, Tbilisi, GE
(1) GRID-Arendal
(2) Vienna Office, Secretariat of the Carpathian Convention, United Nations Environment Programme
(3) UNEP/GRID-Geneva
(4) Tbilisi State University
(5) Operational Research Institute, Georgia
(6) UNDP Georgia
(7) Biological Farming AssociationELKANA, Georgia
(8) Ilia State University
(9) Consecoard” LTD, Armenia
(10) Country Water Partnership NGO, Armenia
(11) Operational Research Institute, Georgia
(1) GRID-Arendal
(2) Vienna Office, Secretariat of the Carpathian Convention, United Nations Environment Programme
(3) UNEP/GRID-Geneva
(4) Tbilisi State University
(5) Operational Research Institute, Georgia
(6) UNDP Georgia
(7) Biological Farming AssociationELKANA, Georgia
(8) Ilia State University
(9) Consecoard” LTD, Armenia
(10) Country Water Partnership NGO, Armenia
(11) Operational Research Institute, Georgia
(2) Vienna Office, Secretariat of the Carpathian Convention, United Nations Environment Programme
(3) UNEP/GRID-Geneva
(4) Tbilisi State University
(5) Operational Research Institute, Georgia
(6) UNDP Georgia
(7) Biological Farming AssociationELKANA, Georgia
(8) Ilia State University
(9) Consecoard” LTD, Armenia
(10) Country Water Partnership NGO, Armenia
(11) Operational Research Institute, Georgia
The second edition of the Caucasus Environment Outlook (CEO-2) emphasizes the importance of regional environmental monitoring through a participatory and consultative approach in its nine chapters. It explores the latest regional developments and environmental assessments regarding population, urbanization, economic development, climate change, land cover, biodiversity, air quality, freshwater and cross-cutting issues, illustrating how policies can influence environmental outcomes and how environmental changes can, in turn, shape policy. Applying the methodology of the Global Environment Outlook, the CEO-2 contains a wealth of information, maps, and tables, and it is unique in that it values the involvement of researchers and the academic community from across the six Caucasus countries in its publication. The analysis of environmental trends considers various social, cultural, economic, environmental, and political factors, offering a cross-sectoral perspective.
The work conducted by more than 150 individuals over five years is a unique example of cooperation among scientists, partitioners, and decision-makers of different disciplines in a highly complicated geopolitical region.
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