TSPC News

TSPC AUCA in partnership with CAMP Ala-Too in the framework of Project on adaptation to climate change in rural areas funded by Volkswagen Foundation conducted four-day trainings in two communities of Chui oblast: Kuntuu and Boroldoi villages in Sokuluk and Kemin districts respectively. Based on the results of these trainings, local communities formulated five project proposals on most acute water-related problems in their locality. 

There results of the photo contest "Migrants: Invisible Force in Central Asia" were summarized at the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) in a solemn atmosphere on the eve of 26 September 2017. The competition was held in two categories - among professional photographers and among students throughout the region.
Both winners in the student category are from Kyrgyzstan: 1st winner - Almazbek Duishebaev, AUCA student; 2nd winner - Rakhat Sagynbek kyzy, student of the Kyrgyz State Medical Academy.

Tian-Shan Policy Center AUCA researchers Tatyana Zlobina, Asyl Balybaeva and Natalya Dolinskaya have elaborated a methodology to monitor implementation of KR laws on a commission by International Organization for Migration (IOM).
Methodology is so much unified that it can be used to only by noncommercial organization within the country, but by state bodies aiming to monitor implementation of any laws.

AUCA was one of the first universities in Kyrgyzstan that developed and launched a migration training course for its students entitled "Migration and Development". The two-year pilot course at AUCA proved its effectiveness.
In 2017 it is planned, in agreement with the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic, to offer this course for reading in other higher educational institutions of the republic - not only in Bishkek, but also in the regions.

IOM Central Asia in partnership with TSPC (AUCA) is launching PhotoStory Project “Migrants: An Invisible Force in Central Asia”.
The project include two elements: photography and story writing and invites University Students and Artists/Photographers (citizens of Central Asia) to submit photographs.
The theme aims to draw attention and stimulate dialogue around the theme of migration through powerful photography, story writing and open discussions with government and non-government stakeholders, societies and communities.

Tian-Shan Policy Center under the American University in Central Asia in cooperation and with support of the OSCE Center in Bishkek will hold a round table on December 2, 2016 on the results of the external monitoring and comparative analyses of the work of Jogorku Kenesh.
Representatives of Jogorku Kenesh, international organizations, civil society and academia will take part in the round table.

Tian–Shan Policy Center under the American University of Central Asia (TSPC AUCA) in cooperation and with the support of International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Kyrgyz Republic conducted one-day training seminars in Balykchi and Osh cities.

Тянь-Шаньский аналитический центр (ТАЦ) АУЦА в сотрудничестве и при поддержке Миссии Международной организации по миграции (МОМ) в КР проведет 24 и 26 августа однодневные тренинги в городах Балыкчи и Ош по мониторингу и оценке реализации закона КР о борьбе с торговлей людьми.

Тянь-Шаньский аналитический центр АУЦА в сотрудничестве с Миссией Международной Организации по Миграции (МОМ) проводит круглый стол «Диалог - 2016 по продвижению мониторинга и оценки соответствия Закона Кыргызской Республики «О предупреждении и борьбе с торговлей людьми» национальным и международным обязательствам КР в борьбе с торговлей людьми»,  8 июля в 10.00 по адресу: г. Бишкек, ул.  Исанова, 37, гостиница «Голден Тюлип Бишкек».  

TSPC granted funds for Conducting monitoring and evaluation of the counter-trafficking law