The Bazar-Korgon district administration, with the support of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH (German Society for International Cooperation), held a Walnut Festival.
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The event brought together 150 participants from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
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The CAMP Alatoo PF specialists have developed a board game simulating the application of the Grazing Response Index (GRI) method in pasture management and use.
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Specialists from the CAMP Alatoo PF organized and conducted trainings on "Climate Change Impact on Ecosystems and Migratory Mammal Species" for biology and geography teachers of schools in Ton, Ak-Suu, Jety-Oguz districts of Issyk-Kul oblast and Naryn district of Naryn oblast.
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Experts from the PVSyst Foundation (France) have positively assessed the work of the CAMP Alatoo PF in increasing access to energy-efficient technologies for rural communities.
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The CAMP Alatoo PF has organized a consultation meeting between representatives of the UN FAO in the Kyrgyz Republic and civil society organizations (CSOs) working in the field of agriculture, environment and food security.
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The specialists of the CAMP Alatoo PF have prepared a "Step-by-Step Manual for Rotational Pasture Management" on the Grazing Response Index (GRI) methodology.
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The CAMP Alatoo PF has started implementing a regional project on protection of key migratory animal species and sustainability of local communities under climate change conditions.
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23 schoolchildren from the Bazar-Korgon and Aksy districts of Jalal-Abad oblast took part in the Chyirak Zhangak-2022 summer school.
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Water management in Jergetal Aiyl Aimak of Naryn oblast was the topic of the research conducted by the CAMP Alatoo PF specialists as part of the project
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The mountain mammals - snow leopard, argali, ibex and maral - have been selected by Kyrgyzstan for their adaptation to climate change.
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The CAMP Alatoo PF has launched a new online resource that provides information on how and why to insulate houses and indoor areas mainly in rural regions.
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