Ribbon cutting ceremony at new legal aid center in Cholpon-Ata
Ribbon cutting ceremony at new legal aid center in Cholpon-Ata
EWMI hopes to increase awareness of the many legal support services available to citizens
EWMI hopes to increase awareness of the many legal support services available to citizens
Photography: Olivier Le Blanc/USAID
Photography: Olivier Le Blanc/USAID
To manage the growing business, Zuhra hired about 30 new staff. Photography: Olivier Le Blanc/USAID
To manage the growing business, Zuhra hired about 30 new staff. Photography: Olivier Le Blanc/USAID
Professor Lester Salamon and two other JHU experts team offered various lectures on non-profit management to a total of 55 CSOs, 19 faculty members, and 139 students from Osh and Bishkek.
Professor Lester Salamon and two other JHU experts team offered various lectures on non-profit management to a total of 55 CSOs, 19 faculty members, and 139 students from Osh and Bishkek.
Ribbon cutting ceremony at new legal aid center in Cholpon-Ata
EWMI hopes to increase awareness of the many legal support services available to citizens
Photography: Olivier Le Blanc/USAID
To manage the growing business, Zuhra hired about 30 new staff. Photography: Olivier Le Blanc/USAID
Professor Lester Salamon and two other JHU experts team offered various lectures on non-profit management to a total of 55 CSOs, 19 faculty members, and 139 students from Osh and Bishkek.

Kyrgyzstan Collaborative Governance Project

2013-2020

EWMI, in partnership with the International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL), John Hopkins University, the Association of Civil Society Support Centers, and the Kyrgyzstan Development Institute is implementing the Kyrgyzstan Collaborative Governance Project (KCGP). KCGP was an eight-year project that worked to foster effective collaboration between civil society and the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic to deliver social services to its citizens, resulting in a more responsive and accountable government, as well as a more credible, sustainable civil society. Building upon USAID’s and other donors’ previous support to Kyrgyz civil society, KCGP supports government efforts to increase civil society participation in service delivery through social procurement mechanisms. Simultaneously, CGP worked to strengthen Kyrgyz civil society’s ability to shape public policy, perform government oversight, and expand advocacy efforts. KCGP wasmade possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), with additional funding by the UK Department for International Development (DfID).