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No Mountain Too High: Saving the Snow Leopards, Ecosystems and Communities of High Asia

 - 12/18/2012
Kyrgyzstan

Today is Wildlife Conservation Day, and USAID’s missions around the world are raising awareness of the interconnectedness between human and wildlife welfare in developing countries.

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No Mountain Too High: Saving the Snow Leopards, Ecosystems and Communities of High Asia

 - 12/06/2012
Regional, Kyrgyzstan

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Partnering with Russia and Kyrgyzstan to Help Disabled Children

 - 12/28/2011
Kyrgyzstan

December 8 marked a big “wheels down” party in Bishkek. Three countries—the United States, Kyrgyzstan, and the Russian Federation—provided quality wheelchairs to dozens of disabled children, helping them to be more mobile and independent.

 The wheelchair project was started by former Kyrgyz President Rosa Otunbayeva at a meeting with the Russian Envoy to the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian and U.S.

Putting Pupils on the Path to Education

 - 09/08/2011
Kyrgyzstan

On September 1st, I participated in the opening ceremony of the new school year in Kalys-Ordo School # 86, located in a new settlement close to Bishkek in the Kyrgyz Republic. USAID has supported early learning activities in this community, to help more than 1,350 school-aged children participate in a 100-hour state-operated training course. The course prepares the children for school, and introduces the children to learning and a classroom environment.

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