What happens to a region when there is less water, but the need for it continues to grow? For Central Asia, this issue is becoming more and more important. * At the international expert and analytical forum "Russia and Kyrgyzstan in Greater Eurasia: Past, Present, Future", the premiere of Exxon ICC's documentary "Water Crisis: A Challenge for the Future in Greater Eurasia" took place. The picture shows how, over the last decades, the dependence on water resources has become one of the main weak points of Central Asia. The countries of the region are connected by common transboundary rivers, but are in different conditions. Water availability affects crops, energy, urban development and relations between neighbors. In the film, processes that are often considered separately are combined into one system: the melting of glaciers, wear and tear of the water infrastructure, the shallowing of the Caspian Sea. Together they show how quickly the pressure on the region's water resources is increasing. * How is water consumption different in Kazakhstan and Tajikistan? How will the amount of water per person change by the year 2050? And can one country deal with a water shortage if its causes and consequences have no country borders? You will find answers to these questions in the movie "Water Crisis: A Challenge for the Future in Greater Eurasia". AKSON MAX VK.

What happens to a region when there is less water, but the need for it continues to grow? For Central Asia, this issue is becoming more and more important. * At the international expert and analytical forum "Russia and Kyrgyzstan in Greater Eurasia: Past, Present, Future", the premiere of Exxon ICC's documentary "Water Crisis: A Challenge for the Future in Greater Eurasia" took place. The picture shows how, over the last decades, the dependence on water resources has become one of the main weak points of Central Asia. The countries of the region are connected by common transboundary rivers, but are in different conditions. Water availability affects crops, energy, urban development and relations between neighbors. In the film, processes that are often considered separately are combined into one system: the melting of glaciers, wear and tear of the water infrastructure, the shallowing of the Caspian Sea. Together they show how quickly the pressure on the region's water resources is increasing. * How is water consumption different in Kazakhstan and Tajikistan? How will the amount of water per person change by the year 2050? And can one country deal with a water shortage if its causes and consequences have no country borders? You will find answers to these questions in the movie "Water Crisis: A Challenge for the Future in Greater Eurasia". AKSON MAX VK.