The city of Osh – on September 22, 2016 at 11.00 a.m. in secondary school № 10 named after V. Lenin, Public Foundation “Smail.KG” will host a ceremony to open special infrastructure (ramps) for children with disabilities. The installation of these ramps is a manifestation of the spirit of “inclusive education” in the Kyrgyz Republic to assist children with disabilities in joining their peers in school.
City of Batken, Batken Oblast – On 20-21 September 2016, 20 female students of Muaz ibn Jabal madrasah in Batken and of Abdulla ibn Abbas madrasah in Leilek rayon will participate in the training “Women Leadership and Public Speaking”. Participants will work on effective communication skills, how to use their “personal and inner resources”, enhancing their public speaking skills, and how to present their work to an audience. This training stresses results-oriented techniques in the preparation for public speaking, becoming familiar with techniques for introducing a dispute, how to overcome a “fear” of public speaking, and how to use the rules of positive and constructive speech.
Osh – On Sunday, September 18th a one-day capacity development training course was provided in the city of Osh for three groups of volunteers on effective and innovative approaches in providing assistance to children with special needs and their families. The training course was held in the Hotel “Salam”. The Public foundation “Blagodat” conducted the training in partnership with the Public Foundations “Family to Every Child” and “Smail.kg” as part of their project “Improvement of Opportunities and Support for Children with Special Needs in Osh”. This project is supported by the USAID Collaborative Governance Program.
54 dairy cows were officially handed over to women of 10 villages in Tyup and Ton rayons of the Issyk-Kul province in Kyrgyzstan on 16 September, 2016.
Loan equivalent to US$ 3 million in local currency to KICB will support businesses and homeowners
The City of Bishkek took delivery of five more specialised vehicles today, which will be used to modernise the city’s water and wastewater networks. The project, which also involves a corporate development programme for the municipal water utility, is financially supported by the Government of Switzerland and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). The water utility company has already received 41 specialised trucks and other equipment.