Mamayusufov Azizbek Farkhodovic
By: Mamayusufov Azizbek Farkhodovich
NDMC’s illustration of the hydrological cycle is based on previous observations of human perception. IR Tannehill noted in 1947 in Drought: Its Causes and Effects:
We welcome the first clear day after a rainy spell. The days without rain will continue for some time and we are happy that such beautiful weather will last for a long time. This is ongoing and we are a bit concerned. A few more days and we’re really in trouble. In good weather, the first rainless day will contribute to the drought as before, but no one knows how serious it will be until the last dry day has passed and the rain falls again.
Drought is a recurring feature of almost every climate on the planet. In many parts of the world, including North America, we have no way of predicting when the next drought will occur. But if we look at history and climate data, we can be sure that droughts will happen again at some point.
In the United States, a well-developed economy and agricultural system protect citizens from the most serious consequences of drought, such as food and water shortages. However, drought is still very difficult for farmers and farm families, and individual wells may dry up. In addition to affecting urban water suppliers, droughts also affect businesses and environmental interests that depend on adequate and timely rainfall and water availability, such as fish and wildlife habitat. venues, outdoor recreation facilities, landscaping and car wash services.
Drought regularly appears on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s annual list of billion-dollar disasters.
WHO SHOULD PLAN FOR DROUGHT?
Decision makers in any drought-prone business can benefit from planning ahead.
- farming, animal husbandry, rural communities, sellers
- municipal water suppliers
- wildfire managers
- environmental organizations, lawyers and agencies
- health professionals
- hydropower producers
- industry, including biofuel producers
- tourism and recreation operators
- state, local and tribal governments and any regional resource management entities
KEY QUESTIONS:Local, regional and tribal
Native American nations, watershed commissions, water utilities, planning commissions, municipalities, and individual farmers and ranchers make decisions about land and water resources. The NDMC recommends that each state agency prepare its own drought plan, addressing specific issues arising within its jurisdiction. Local drought plans are ideal if they are developed with awareness of larger regional or state plans.
See Resource: Community Drought Preparedness, Guide to Drought Risk Management on the Ranch.
State
Many decisions on water and resource management are the responsibility of the state. State approaches to drought planning vary widely, depending on the extent to which they have experienced drought and strained water supplies, and in what part of the country they are located. Water laws and land management work differently in the western and eastern United States.
NDMC maintains a current set of state-level plans dealing with drought, including drought, water, hazard and climate plans. We also have examples of plans from tribal peoples and international resources.
Resource: See the 10-step planning process, which has been adapted by many US states and countries around the world.
National
Some countries have a national drought plan that outlines government activities related to drought monitoring and management. In the US, various agencies monitor drought conditions and provide technical assistance and funding to prepare for and manage drought conditions.
Since 1998, the US Drought Monitor has provided a weekly snapshot of drought conditions across the country using data and information from various state, federal and other agencies. NDMC has also recorded the impact of drought across the country since 2005 through the Drought Impact Reporter.
Mamayusufov Azizbek Farkhodovich was born on March 18, 2007 in one of the intellectual families in the city of Termiz, Surkhandarya region.
From the 2022-2023 school year, he was admitted to the 10th grade of the specialized school No. 3 of the Surkhandarya region in the system of the agency of the specialized educational institutions of the Surkhandarya region. He is currently studying at this school.
In 2018-2019, in the 9th AFCHOIM school, he participated in the contests of Alisher Navoi’s Literacy of the Constitution-Bakhtis, My Uzbekistan Flag, Uzbekistan Jannatmakon Alkam, Five Initiatives contests and was awarded with an honorary certificate, commendation certificate and diplomas.
Mamayusufov Azizbek Farkhodovich, a student of the 9th AFCHOIM, Termiz city, Surkhandarya region, Department of Science Olympiads of the Ministry of Public Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan, received a certificate in mathematics, informatics, English and history.
At the city championship held in Termiz in 2020-2021.
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