Foreign Experiences in The Management of Regional Ecosystems and Prospects of Their Adaptation to The Adir Areas of Andijan Region

Authors

  • Kadyrov Hamidulla Madaminjonovich PhD., Andijan State Technique Institute "Management" Department Independent Researcher

Keywords:

Area Ecosystems, Ecosystems Management, Hill Territories, Abroad Experience, Ecosystems Adapt, Stable Development, Environmental Monitoring, Geographical Information Systems (GIS), Oil Waters Management, Soil Erosion

Abstract

This in the article area ecosystems management according to​ developed countries experiences comparative analysis made, they Andijan region (Uzbekistan)​​​ of the regions natural - ecological and social - economic to the conditions adaptation prospects scientific Based on the research. comparative and systematic analysis, scientific generalization, cartographic approach and field observations from methods used. Field observations as a result hill in the regions ephemeral of plants​ slope exposition and anthropogenic loading under the influence spread features determined and of the area main ecological problems evaluated. Foreign experiences Netherlands, Australia, USA, Canada and China in the example of water resources management, pastures use, erosion against events, digital ecological monitoring and ecosystems restoration directions​​ according to​ analysis The research was conducted as a result, Andijan province hill in the regions area ecosystems to manage improvement five priority direction​​ scientific was based on. Proposal done approaches natural from resources stable use efficiency increase, ecological degradation reduce and of the regions climate to change​ flexibility to strengthen service does.

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2026-07-25

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Madaminjonovich, K. H. (2026). Foreign Experiences in The Management of Regional Ecosystems and Prospects of Their Adaptation to The Adir Areas of Andijan Region. Central Asian Journal of Innovations on Tourism Management and Finance, 7(4), 154–163. Retrieved from https://cajitmf.casjournal.org/index.php/CAJITMF/article/view/1347

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