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  1. Habitat protection efforts contribute to global biodiversity, involving Central Asia and Turkmenistan.

CXL assists in implementing the Nagoya Protocol in Turkmenistan, partnering with UNDP on biodiversity strategies and hosting national strategy workshops.

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CXL assists in implementing the Nagoya Protocol in Turkmenistan, partnering with UNDP on biodiversity strategies and hosting national strategy workshops.

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