A round table discussion of the MDG progress in Kyrgyzstan will take place in the Golden Dragon Hotel on March 15 at 13.30.
In 2009 Civil Society Support Centers Association organized a research for establishing a parliament system to assist achieving MDGs in four key areas. The research was supported by EU, UNDP and other international organizations.
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Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (February 19, 2010) – Today in the National Maternity and Childcare Center UNDP handed over $116 000 worth of equipment within the framework of a unique project on first interactive electronic services by the government of the Kyrgyz Republic in the sphere of healthcare. The set includes personal sensors for various purposes and specialized software for receiving centers.
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Attention: Epidemic! On December 12, 2009 emergency situation was announced in Bishkek. There is a need for urgent action against one of the most dangerous viruses. Currently, the virus is spreading rapidly, especially among adult able-bodied population. Youth is in the vulnerable group!
Scientists already determined the type of disease – it is called “virus corrupciousus”. The virus is transmitted through handshakes and in a disguised form – through so called “white envelope”. In its latent period signs of the virus are “hints” and “obstacles”. All these signs can help to determine a carrier of the virus. Everyone is asked to report to relevant agencies if they come across an infected person!
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Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (December 4, 2009) – On December 7-9 “Urmat Ordo” hotel in Bishkek will host training on development of regional action plan on gender equality for representatives of oblast state administrations, within the frame of UNDP project “Promotion of Women in Civil Service and Politics” (funded by the Swedish International Development Agency/ SIDA).
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Бишкек, Кыргызстан (3 ноября 2009 г.) – Сегодня в Доме ООН состоялась Презентация Руководства по рассмотрению бизнес процедур судопроизводства, которое было подготовлено программой ПРООН «Демократическое управление» при консультативной поддержке судебного корпуса. Главная цель настоящего Руководства – оказание помощи и содействие гражданам, особенно уязвимым слоям населения, решившим защищать свои права и отстаивать законные интересы самостоятельно.
В Руководстве подробно изложена процедура судебного разбирательства на примере земельных споров, начиная от подачи заявления, его рассмотрения, вынесения судебного решения и заканчивая его исполнением. Руководство рассчитано на самую широкую аудиторию читателей. При этом стиль изложения и форма подачи материала ориентированы на тех, кто не обладает глубокими познаниями в сфере законодательства и не имеет большого опыта участия в судах.
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Moscow, Russia (6 July 2009) -- Development progress in the Commonwealth of Independent States has declined, in part as a result of the on-going global economic and financial crisis. The Millennium Development Goals Report 2009, launched in Geneva by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, says that in almost all areas, the two groups of countries that are part of the CIS—one in Asia and the other in Europe—have experienced a very different pace of progress. Read: Russian Language Version of Article Read: Millenium Development Goals Report 2009.
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Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (25 June 2009) – Jogorku Kenesh passed a new Law «On youth state policy» initiated by the Committee in Youth, Gender Policy, Physical Culture and Sport. Main feature of the new law is it was worked out with direct involvement of youth. Final discussion took place at parliamentarian hearings on 16 June 2009, which was organized with assistance of EU-UNDP Parliament Project, UNDP Youth Programme and initiated by the deputy members O. Nazarov and M.Kunakunov.
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Welcome speech of Neal Walker, United Nations Resident Coordinator in the Kyrgyz Republic, at a roundtable to discuss amendments to the NCO law.
April 21, 2009
Honorable: Members of Parliament; Ombudsman; Leaders of Civil Society Organizations; Donor Community; Ladies and Gentlemen;
The United Nations in the Kyrgyz Republic would like to congratulate the Parliament for holding open debate on laws of great importance and sensitivity. Today’s forum provides good evidence that the Deputies adhere to principles of openness and transparency and that they seek advice of the electorate on what most would consider an important aspect of any successful country: the relationship between the State and its society. Good legislation is the result of hard joint work, of good process and substantive expertise. This Parliament has already demonstrated its interest in “process” by the outreach to society on draft laws in mining, jury trials and on consumers’ rights and again through today’s roundtable on the NCO law. The Parliament has passed laws of basic substantive quality in several areas, including for instance on gender which resulted in the increased presence of women in leading executive positions, also in flour fortification, on breastfeeding and on the creation of the national budget.
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New York, USA (March 31, 2009) - The United Nations General Assembly this morning unanimously approved Helen Clark of New Zealand as the new Administrator of the UN Development Programme (UNDP) for a term of four years.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon nominated Helen Clark last week to replace outgoing Administrator Kemal Derviş of Turkey.
“Helen Clark was selected, amongst a group of excellent candidates, for her outstanding qualifications and numerous accomplishments in her long career,” said Michèle Montas, the Secretary-General spokesperson, in an official statement.
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UNDP Calls on G-20 Leaders to curb a full-fledged human development crisis.
New York, USA (March 31, 2009) – The current global economic crisis, which began with the severe strains on the financial and banking system in parts of the developed world, now risks triggering a human development catastrophe in the world’s poorest countries. As the leaders of the richest nations set off to London for the G-20 summit this Thursday, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) warns that those most vulnerable to the crisis are living outside the spotlight and their predicament should be addressed at the table.
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