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Shahgedanova, Maria

Saidaliyeva, Zarina

Mussina, Ainur

Kapitsa, Vassily

Raimbekova, Zhanar

Donskikh, Denis

Kissebayev, Daulet

Kasenov, Murat

Petrov, Maxim

Funding for this research was provided by:

UKRI Rapid Response Policy Engagement Programme (‘Bridging over troubled waters: Improving preparedness and reducing vulnerability to debris flow in Central Asia’ (University of Reading block grant), ‘Bridging over troubled waters: Improving preparedness and reducing vulnerability to debris flow in Central Asia’ (University of Reading block grant), ‘Bridging over troubled waters: Improving preparedness and reducing vulnerability to debris flow in Central Asia’ (University of Reading block grant), ‘Bridging over troubled waters: Improving preparedness and reducing vulnerability to debris flow in Central Asia’ (University of Reading block grant), ‘Bridging over troubled waters: Improving preparedness and reducing vulnerability to debris flow in Central Asia’ (University of Reading block grant), ‘Bridging over troubled waters: Improving preparedness and reducing vulnerability to debris flow in Central Asia’ (University of Reading block grant), ‘Bridging over troubled waters: Improving preparedness and reducing vulnerability to debris flow in Central Asia’ (University of Reading block grant))

The Science Committee of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan (‘Glacial systems of Central Asia transboundary basins: condition, current and forecast changes, role in ensuring water security of regional countries’, Grant No. BR18574176, ‘Glacial systems of Central Asia transboundary basins: condition, current and forecast changes, role in ensuring water security of regional countries’, Grant No. BR18574176, ‘Glacial systems of Central Asia transboundary basins: condition, current and forecast changes, role in ensuring water security of regional countries’, Grant No. BR18574176)

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