What works in Kyrgyzstan

The CONTEXT block contains evidence about Kyrgyzstan (not "Quirgistão"), covering digital infrastructure, disability rights and gender-based violence, forest management, and pasture governance. Digital CASA demonstrates substantial infrastructure investment, having laid 3,000+ km of fibre-optic cable connecting nearly 4,000 schools, clinics and offices, targeting affordable broadband access for 800,000+ citizens by 2025 after early procurement delays. Ravenstvo documents severe unmet need, with a 2025 survey finding 93% of 150 surveyed women with disabilities experienced abuse yet only 8 sought help from police or medical services, though 2025 parliament reforms toughened penalties for sexual violence. Community-based walnut forest management shows mixed outcomes: a EUR4.9M programme addressed 75% pasture degradation, but household surveys found forest-leaseholding users earned significantly less (US$165/year) than non-users (US$559/year), with low lease satisfaction (61.3%).