CAWa_landuse_map2
Our next CAWa-Project remote sensing and GIS training is scheduled for December 2014 in Tashkent in close cooperation with the SIC-ICWC. A workshop on agricultural land use mapping and irrigation water requirement related topics will be held. We have several other inquries from our Central Asian colleagues and partner organizations – options are discussed at… Read More
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