A student sits comfortably in a classroom, no longer needing a heavy coat to stay warm as she watches the snow falling on the frozen steppe outside the window. A man in a parched field carefully checks a small, young tree shielded from the elements by a simple plastic box. A farmer’s eyes gleam with hope as he learns of a seed that can survive drought and bring about a harvest to support his family in just a few seasons. These are not isolated stories; they are snapshots of a broader movement of resilience happening across Uzbekist...