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Amu Darya

	FAO/GIEWS - Foodcrops & Shortages No.3, June 2001 - Page 3
		Information on river flows until end-April indicates that they are even less than last year when drought caused serious losses to both irrigated and rainfed crops.
		In Uzbekistan, reports indicate that the area sown to rice and cotton has been reduced in response to water shortages in the Karkalpakstan Autonomous region where the availability of drinking water and employment remains grim.
		In view of the threat of water shortages current indications are that the grain harvest in Uzbekistan could be less than last year's 3.9 million tonnes while the food security situation in the downstream areas (notably the Karakalpakstan Autonomous region) could deteriorates further.
	www.fao.org /giews/english/fs/fs0106/fs01062.htm (4074 words)

	SEI: SEI Alumni
		The workshop participants built the first ever straw-bale structure in Belarus.
		The structure took seven days to build with a geographically diverse crew of 14 participants from Crimea, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia and Karkalpakstan.
		Louie also worked with a Russian organization in Minsk to publish a Russian translation of Build it with Bales by Matts Myhrman and Steve McDonald.
	www.solarenergy.org /workshops/alumni.html (1833 words)

	Sascha in Russia
		De mientras estoy desde hace dos semanas en Nukus, Karkalpakstan, Uzbekistan colaborando hasta finales de Mayo con una ONG de sociedad civil y democracia en Karkalpakstan llamada Renaissance (http://renaissance.freenet.uz.)).
		For that reason I dedicate this email for the children and all those people I met during this 13 months in Russia and other places and say thank you to all of you for all the things you taught me. Thank you!
		Meanwhile I am living in Nukus, Karkalpakstan, Uzbekistan collaborating with a civil society and democracy NGO called Renaissance till the end of May (http://renaissance.freenet.uz.)As always you are welcome to visit me!
	saschainrussia.blogspot.com (18367 words)

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