The Green Climate Fund is allocating the funds as part of a UN World Food Programme project to help the country adapt to severe weather changes.
Three new environmental installations are expected to measure the pollution levels in Bishkek and will help authorities to reduce the smog hanging over the city.
The European Union will allocate €10 million for the treatment of hazardous uranium tailings impoundments in the region leftover from the Soviet Union and Russian negligence.
Some analysts are viewing the effort as politically driven, while environmentalists are already sounding the alarm.
Activists are calling on the government to declare the Baikonur Cosmodrome an environmental disaster zone and force Russia to leave the space port.
Central Asia experienced catastrophic natural disasters throughout the 20th century, and international bodies like the World Bank have programs to help make the region more financially resilient during future events.
Thanks to a World Bank project in Beruniy, Ellikkala and Turtkul districts, 1,500 private farms and 40,000 small family farms will benefit from more reliable water distribution.
The United Nations' Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) and Global Environment Facility (GEF) will help Central Asian countries prevent environmental degradation.
A seven-day project helped about 200 participants understand the importance of protecting the environment.
Threats to the environment and to public health haunt Tajikistan 27 years after the Soviet collapse.
