Qué funciona en Kirguistán

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Instantánea de la evidencia de Kirguistán

Kyrgyzstan has pursued digital infrastructure expansion and social reform across multiple sectors. The Digital CASA project laid over 3,000 km of fibre-optic cable connecting nearly 4,000 schools, clinics and offices, targeting affordable internet access for 800,000+ citizens by 2025, though early implementation faced significant procurement delays. Ravenstvo documents severe unmet protection needs, with a 2025 survey finding 93% of 150 women with disabilities across seven regions had experienced abuse, yet only 8 sought help from formal services; parliament responded in 2025 with criminal-code amendments strengthening penalties. In forest management, a GIZ-supported programme (2018–2023) worked to reduce 75% pasture and forest degradation in the world's largest natural walnut forest, though household surveys showed forest-leaseholding users earned significantly less (US$165/year) than non-forest users in the same communities.

Extraído de: Digital CASA – Kyrgyz Republic Project · Ravenstvo (Equality): Kyrgyzstan's Disability-Led Response to Gender-Based Violence · Community-Based Management of Walnut-Fruit Forests and Pastures — Jalal-Abad Region (Kyrgyzstan) · Kyrgyz Republic Pasture and Livestock Management Improvement Project — Community Pasture User Unions · e-Kenesh — Kyrgyzstan's AI Bill-Summarisation and Contradiction-Checking Tools for Parliament

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