The World Bank in the Kyrgyz Republic

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The World Bank in the Kyrgyz Republic

The COVID-19 crisis has hit the Kyrgyz Republic hard. Economic growth is expected to contract sharply due to the pandemic and related lockdown, while poverty is projected to increase as households face both external and domestic shocks.

Kyrgyz Republic
Overview

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Central Asia

Electricity Trade for Economic Growth

Electricity trade in Central Asia brings economic growth and fosters regional cooperation.

Economic Update

First Economic Contraction in 25 Years

The Central Asia region is experiencing an economic contraction not seen for a very long time. Not since 1995.

Update

Kyrgyz Republic Office Functioning

In line with COVID-19 precautionary measures, the World Bank Bishkek office is now closed, but business continuity is maintained.

Kyrgyz Republic At-A-Glance

The Kyrgyz Republic is a land-locked, lower-middle-income country of 6.5 million people. It has rich endowments, including minerals, forests, arable land, and pastures, and there is significant potential for the expansion of its agriculture sector, hydroelectricity production, and tourism industry.

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Project

Kyrgyz Republic Emergency COVID-19 Project

The project focuses on immediate healthcare needs, including purchase of medical equipment, personal protective equipment and test kits, and equipping of intensive care units.

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