Kyrgyz Republic

  • USAID’s Kyrgyz Agro-Input Enterprise Development Project assisted in bringing back into production 1,677 hectares of land.

    USAID’s Kyrgyz Agro-Input Enterprise Development Project assisted in bringing back into production 1,677 hectares of degraded land that had not been in use for over 20 years. This intervention has had a positive impact on over 10,500 people. Credit: USAID

  • USAID helped communities in Kyrgyzstan reorganize water distribution so farmers have enough water.

    USAID helped communities in Kyrgyzstan reorganize water distribution so farmers have enough water.

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  • USAID’s Quality Leaning Project supported early learning activities for over 2,500 school-aged children at summer school trainin

    USAID’s Quality Leaning Project supported early learning activities for over 2,500 school-aged children at summer school training courses, helping children and their families be better prepared for the school year. Credit: Georgey Kolotov

  • USAID’s Jasa.kg youth project, has provided life skills training for more than 340 orphans from 12 orphanages. Credit: USAID

    USAID’s Jasa.kg youth project, has provided life skills training for more than 340 orphans from 12 orphanages. Credit: USAID

  • USAID supports income-generating activities in the communities of Jalal-Abad province for building peace and friendship

    USAID supports income-generating activities in the communities of Jalal-Abad province for building peace and friendship among various ethnic groups. Credit: Civil Society Support Center

Mamasabyt Raiyimberdy uulu with friends at the Summer Education Camp
A Teenager Starts School Thanks to USAID
Credit: IFDC
From Underachiever to Progressive Farmer
The medic training program emphasizes practicing new skills.
First Aid Training Saves Child’s Life

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With USAID assistance, Kyrgyzstan has made substantial progress in the areas of economic growth, democratic governance, health-care reform, improvement of basic education and agricultural development. However, significant impediments to development remain, including widespread corruption, low foreign investment, high unemployment and endemic poverty.

Approximately one-third of Kyrgyzstan’s workforce is employed abroad, draining the country of its qualified labor and reducing the availability of services. The implementation of democratic reforms remains a challenge, and limited energy resources and low agricultural productivity leave the country susceptible to humanitarian crises.

News

USAID Supports Osh State University in Kyrgyzstan
U.S./U.K. Parliamentary Strengthening Initiative in Kyrgyzstan Achieves Results
Job Fair Helps Youth to Find Employment in the Kyrgyz Republic
USAID Supports the Ministry of Economy in the Development of the Mineral Resources Sector in the Kyrgyz Republic
U.S. Government Commemorates World TB Day in the Kyrgyz Republic
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Contact Information

Mission Contact

Carey Gordon, Country Director
USAID Kygryzstan
171 Mira Avenue
Bishkek
Kyrgyzstan
720016
Phone 
+996 (312) 551-241

Headquarters Contact

Eric Rudenshiold, Sr. Officer-in-Charge
U.S. Agency for International Development
1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington
DC
USA
20523
Phone 
(202) 712-0141
Email 
erudenshiold@usaid.gov

Mission Director

Carey N. Gordon

Carey N. Gordon

Last updated: April 09, 2013

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