Ce qui fonctionne — Kirghizistan

Kyrgyzstan has pursued significant infrastructure and social development across multiple sectors. The Digital CASA project laid over 3,000 km of fibre-optic cable, connecting approximately 4,000 schools, clinics and offices and extending broadband access to 800,000+ citizens by 2025, though early implementation faced procurement delays. The Ravenstvo organization and independent surveys document severe challenges: a 2025 survey found 93% of 150 women with disabilities across seven regions had experienced abuse, yet only 8 sought help from authorities, prompting 2025 parliamentary reforms on penalties for sexual violence. In natural resource management, a EUR4.9M GIZ programme (2018–2023) worked to curb 75% pasture and forest degradation in the world's largest natural walnut forest region, though a household survey found forest-leaseholding users earned only US$165 per year versus US$559 for non-users in the same communities.