Kyrgyzstan
Since Kyrgyzstan became independent in 1991, the government started investing in the agricultural sector for the economic growth of the country. State owned enterprises were abolished in favor of smallholder enterprises.
Socio-economic indicators
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Total population
6,315,800
Urban population
36.4 %
Land-related indicators
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Women owning land
10.1 %
News
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Central Asia’s poorest farmers know the value of their land
8 March 2023
Farmland and pastures across Central Asia are far less productive after decades of monocropping
Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan complete border delimitation process
27 January 2023
Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan complete border delimitation process
Kyrgyz Activists March Against Land Swap With Uzbekistan
24 October 2022
About 300 people marched on Monday through Kyrgyzstan’s capital of Bishkek, demanding the release of activists who protested against a land swap with Uzbekistan in which Kyrgyzstan lost a man-made lake in return for land elsewhere along the undefined border, OCCRP member center Kloop reported.
Kyrgyzstan
projects
Agricultural Investments and Services Project (AISP)
Value: $5,870,000.00
Donors: Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
Livestock and Market Development Programme (LMDP)
Value: $3,390,000.00
Donors: International Fund for Agricultural Development
Livestock and Market Development Programme II (LMDP II)
Value: $5,365,000.00
Donors: International Fund for Agricultural Development
Securing ownership to land
Value: $1,964,000.00
Donors: Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation
Study on the Legal Empowerment of the Poor (LEP)
Value: $350,000.00
Donors: Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Denmark)
Blogs
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Kyrgyz-Tajik Relations in the Fergana Valley: Trapped in a Soviet-era Labyrinth
16 June 2021
Recent border clashes between Kyrgyz and Tajik troops, which have thus far claimed the lives of over 50 civilians and military personnel, are the latest skirmishes in what seems to be an eternal pattern of sovereignty-related disputes between the two Central Asian nations. There is a case to be…
Events
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Driving Change, Securing Tenure Innovations in Land & Property Rights
A new series of case studies authored by researchers at Princeton University’s Innovations for Successful Societies program profiles recent initiatives to strengthen tenure security and reform land registration systems in seven countries: South Africa, Canada, Jamaica, Australia, Mozambique…
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