Yesterday, on 19 April, the EBRD held an environmental workshop in the Issyk Kul region for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to share information about successful advisory projects supported by the Bank and stimulate further activity in this area. This is in response to the needs and concerns expressed by the Issyk Kul government and local resorts to reduce costs and preserve the ecological situation in the region.
On 20 April 2016 in Bishkek the Deputy Head of Mission of the Embassy of Switzerland in the Kyrgyz Republic Danielle Meuwly Monteleone will award certificates worth 1 million soms each to the representatives of 17 municipalities of the Chui Province.
Bishkek – On 18 April 2016 “PARK HOTEL”: The Association of Harm Reduction Programs “Partnership Network” host a round table discussion dedicated to the development of an action plan for improving spending of state funds for the procurement of medicines to treat HIV, TB, HVC, oncology diseases, as well as the procurement of immunosuppressive drugs. Attendees discusses the possibilities to increase the volume of state funds allocated for the procurement of pharmaceuticals and to expand the list of drugs which are accessible and affordable for the population.
Following the success of last year’s inaugural programme, the University of Central Asia launched its 2016 admissions campaign for Grade 10 students in Tajikistan, the Kyrgyz Republic and Kazakhstan to attend UCA’s innovative Summer Camp.
The University of Central Asia (UCA) has reaffirmed a commitment to improving education in the region through an innovative partnership with Canada’s Seneca College.
This article is partof the series “Choosing a University,” exploring the questions and opportunities students encounter when applying to university. This series is produced by the University of Central Asia, now accepting applications for its inaugural cohort of students in September 2016. UCA has extended the application deadline to 15 April 2016.
Bank presents findings of its third Life in Transition Survey. The countries where the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) invests have gone through a remarkable process of deep economic transformation and structural reform. But how have the people in the transition region experienced this process? How have their lives been shaped and affected by the changes since 1991.
“We take pride in our achievements and relish our challenges”, President Chakrabarti says. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is celebrating its 25th anniversary on Monday, looking back on its successful support for emerging economies over the last quarter of a century and ahead with confidence to future challenges.
This article is partof the series “Choosing a University,” exploring the questions and opportunities students encounter when applying to university. This series is produced by the University of Central Asia, now accepting applications for its inaugural cohort of students in September 2016. UCA has extended the application deadline to 15 April.
On 5 April 2016, Canada’s Seneca College announced plans to award three different scholarships to a total of 12 Central Asian students pursuing undergraduate study at the University of Central Asia (UCA). The scholarships from UCA’s curriculum development partner reflect a shared dedication to providing access and affordability to promising students, regardless of their economic status.