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- Sabantuy, a holiday for everyone
- Effective partnerships help to resolve environmental protection issues
- The first meeting of Naryn Area-Based Development Programme's steering committee took place in Naryn
- Residents of 17 villages in the south of Kyrgyzstan will plant 100 hectares of trees and shrubs to protect their homes
- New e-governance strategy is discussed as a means to improve public services and curb corruption
- UNDP Presented a Human Development Paper on Trade in Central Asia
  
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- UNDP reports on activities to fight HIV, TB and Malaria in 2013: despite some improvements, situation remains challenging
  
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- As part of the ongoing reforms Kyrgyz Ministry of Emergency Situations opened a new fire and rescue service in Tokmok and received new cars
  
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What We Do

UNDP partners with people at all levels of society to help build nations that can withstand crisis, and drive and sustain the kind of growth that improves the quality of life for everyone. On the ground in 177 countries and territories, we offer global perspective and local insight to help empower lives and build resilient nations.

Latest Reports on Kyrgyzstan

Human Development as the Focus of Local Self-Government: HERE AND NOW!

Latest human development report on Kyrgyzstan focues on issues of local self-government as an environment for human development. This is the level where it all starts.

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United Nations Development Programme in

Kyrgyzstan

Sabantuy, a holiday for everyone

Effective partnerships help to resolve environmental protection issues

The first meeting of Naryn Area-Based Development Programme's steering committee took place in Naryn

Residents of 17 villages in the south of Kyrgyzstan will plant 100 hectares of trees and shrubs to protect their homes

New e-governance strategy is discussed as a means to improve public services and curb corruption

UNDP Presented a Human Development Paper on Trade in Central Asia

UNDP reports on activities to fight HIV, TB and Malaria in 2013: despite some improvements, situation remains challenging

As part of the ongoing reforms Kyrgyz Ministry of Emergency Situations opened a new fire and rescue service in Tokmok and received new cars

What We Do

Latest Reports on Kyrgyzstan

Human Development as the Focus of Local Self-Government: HERE AND NOW!

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Millennium Development Goals

About Kyrgyzstan