A regional study of local perceptions of water management should be carried out in the two major basins and highland-lowland systems in order to improve understanding of local knowledge of water issues. CAMP will also develop and initiate other thematic studies. The attractiveness of this mode of operation for partner institutions is potentially great. The initiative for launching activities lies in the hands of local to national partnership institutions that work towards sustainable mountain development in Central Asia. CAMP is developing guidelines for applications that can be ordered from the secretariat in Bishkek.
Activities can cover any of the three fields of activity.
Project proposals can be submitted once per year by a given deadline. Proposals will be selected and approved by the CAMP Board of Directors. Implementation of each PA project will be carried out by partner institutions and supported by CAMP, which will also make specialist workforce available. Evolution of the CAMP Programme During Phase I the Programme will develop its management structure and procedures. Organisational Structure CAMP is coordinated by the CAMP Office in Bishkek, in cooperation with two national nodes to be established in Kazakstan and Tajikistan.