The 2026 Global Summer School for Young Pastoralists concludes at Lake Issyk-Kul
Lake Issyk-Kul served as the final venue for the 2026 Global Summer School for Young Pastoralists.
Event announcements, project reports, legislative changes, and educational programs.
Lake Issyk-Kul served as the final venue for the 2026 Global Summer School for Young Pastoralists.
From July 14 to 16, the second group of participants of the 2026 Global Summer School for Young Pastoralists visited the high-mountain pastures of Son-Kul.
From July 14 to 16, a group of participants of the 2026 Global Summer School for Young Pastoralists visited the scenic Suusamyr summer pastures.
As part of the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists, the interregional Summer School for Young Pastoralists has officially launched in Kyrgyzstan.
Under the DMSOP project, the Business Development and Export Promotion Center provides information and advisory support to entrepreneurs, cooperatives, and local producers.
The Kyrgyz Association of Forest and Land Users has become a member of the international Agroecology Coalition.
Women entrepreneurs and young people from the Osh, Batken, and Jalal-Abad regions gained practical knowledge of business planning, financial management, and access to preferential financing.
The Kyrgyzstan National Land Coalition welcomed international participants of the UNCCD Silk Road Caravan. The delegation explored nature-based solutions that support climate change adaptation and sustainable pasture management.
The Association supports the goals of the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists through projects focused on rangeland restoration, climate change adaptation, and the development of local communities.
As part of the DMSOP project, a special training on taxation in the Kyrgyz Republic was held for the programme participants.
On June 30, under the DMSOP project, the first meeting of the Coordination and Management Council for developing non-timber forest product clusters was held.
On 12 June, as part of the “Benefits of Nature-Based Solutions in Kyrgyzstan” project, implemented with the support of UNECE, a field visit to demonstration sites in the At-Bashy District was held with the participation of UNECE representative Alexander Belokurov.