IWPR activities in Central Asia
During an expert meeting organized by IWPR’s Central Asia office, experts discussed the peculiarities of the pension systems of the countries of the region.
During an expert meeting organized by IWPR’s Central Asia office, experts discussed the peculiarities of the pension systems of the countries of the region.
More than 600 enthusiasts and experts of all backgrounds, ages and interests gathered at the Zebunniso Cinema in Dushanbe. All these people are united by the annual Go Viral grand festival, which is already a favourite of all Tajiks. (more…)
The representative office of the Institute for War and Peace Reporting in Central Asia (IWPR CA) is looking for an employee for the position of editor of analytical materials.
Institute for War&Peace Reporting (IWPR) held a two-day event in Almaty for journalists and media editors of Kazakhstan and alumni of CABAR.asia School of Analytics on May 19-20. (more…)
The IWPR office in Tajikistan hosted a master class on reporting on climate change and climate policy for Central Asian journalists in Tajikistan.
Remote work, business innovations, psychology, viral content in Kyrgyz, use of social media for education and brand development. These and other topics were discussed on the second day of the festival.
The first day of the Go Viral festival dedicated to creative economy and networking comes to the end in Osh. The event gathered over 700 participants as well as cool specialists of media, business, culture and technology. (more…)
Practical training was held on April 20 and 21 in Sughd province, Tajikistan, where journalists from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan were trained to work according to IWPR and CABAR.asia standards.
How to find ways of cooperation to strengthen freedom of expression and digital rights in Kazakhstan? In order to answer this question, the Institute for War & Peace Reporting (IWPR), in partnership with PF “Wings of Liberty”, conducted a workshop for the media community and civil society. (more…)