Introduction

Anchor Coalition is a community engagement non-governmental organization (NGO) focused on sustainability throughout the world.

Challenges

The water–energy–food nexus is about understanding and managing often-competing interests while ensuring the integrity of ecosystems. The first challenge in dealing with the water–energy–food nexus is to understand it. The second challenge is to put the water–energy–food nexus concept into action. Specifically, these actions include the following:

Need to significantly and rapidly reduce emissions to avoid the worst effects of climate crises
Inefficient energy generation and distribution
Water management and agrifood supply chain being considered as a separate pieces from energy and community development
Limited coordination amongst public and the private sector, and with community members
Lack of integrated planning geared towards implementation and long-term sustainability
Insufficient support for non-traditional, clean technologies

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Anchor’s two main goals are:

To bridge communication and knowledge gaps through integrated planning, education, and training, Anchor will facilitate the integrated planning process, involving all key stakeholders.
To conduct scientific R&D and demonstrate technological solutions, Anchor will help develop living classrooms and laboratories in conjunction with educational and research institutions.

Our news

COP28: A Victory for the Coalition for Rainforest Nations and the Paris Agreement

January 2024: After two weeks of negotiations, countries agreed to their response to the first Global Stocktake (GST) under the Paris Agreement. In addition to transitioning away from fossil fuels in energy systems, the UAE Consensus affirmed the urgent need to reverse global deforestation by 2030 through the Paris Agreement.

End the Extraction and Burning of Fossil Fuels

Earthjustice works alongside communities impacted by coal, oil, and gas and uses the power of the law to loosen the fossil fuel industry’s destructive grip on our world.
From fracked gas to oil pipelines to coal ash dumps, the fossil fuel industry is poisoning communities and driving climate change.
We must move beyond fossil fuels once and for all and power our entire society with pollution-free 100% clean energy.

Kyrgyzstan Set To Build Controversial 'Eco-City' Project On Iconic Mountain Lake

Kyrgyz officials say they have signed a contract with foreign investors to start building an "eco-city" near the picturesque shores of Lake Issyk-Kul in the country's north, despite concerns the multibillion-dollar project could harm the environment.

Contacts and Location

Feel free to write, call, and visit us. We really love to communicate with our partners.

Contact

USA
Trey Taylor
ttaylor@anchorcoalition.org
+1 (703) 581-7879

Kyrgyzstan
Nasyrov Alisher
anasyrov@anchorcoalition.org
+996 (700) 25-00-65