IWPR activities in Central Asia
The Institute for War and Peace Reporting in Tajikistan (IWPR Tajikistan) seeks highly motivated candidates for the Program Assistant position based in Dushanbe.
The Program Assistant will work together with Project Coordinators and will support the programs’ initiation and implementation in accordance with the organisation’s requirements and regulations. (more…)
Central Asian countries need integration, innovation, full-fledged market economy and development of human capital. (more…)
Central Asian countries need integration, innovation, full-fledged market economy and development of human capital. (more…)
This quarter, our region attracted the global community’s attention due to the situation in Afghanistan. In addition, almost all countries of the region have celebrated the 30th anniversary of state independence amid the authoritarian initiatives to restrict freedom of speech online.
We present the latest quarterly digest of online (and not only) CABAR.asia events.
This year, IWPR has started the implementation of a one-year project, within which the IWPR Central Asia Office, through a series of intensive theoretical and practical programs, plans to continue work on the formation of a new pool of content creators able to create content related to business, media, culture, technology, or social issues.
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This year, IWPR has started the implementation of a one-year project, within which the IWPR Central Asia Office, through a series of intensive theoretical and practical programs, plans to continue work on the formation of a new pool of content creators able to create content related to business, media, culture, technology, or social issues.
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IWPR CA and analytical platform CABAR.asia is welcoming proposals for policy briefs authored by researchers from Central Asia. (more…)
The Covid-19 pandemic has sharply demonstrated the ineffectiveness of public administration in the countries of Central Asia. In a situation when the authorities actually stepped aside from solving suddenly arisen problems, volunteer organizations were forced to fill this vacuum. (more…)
According to experts, natural disasters in the world will become more frequent every year and their extent will be more catastrophic. Kyrgyzstan is not an exception with the area with a high risk of earthquakes and landslides. However, neither the government, nor the residents take this problem and its prevention seriously.
The representative office of the “Institute for War and Peace Reporting in Central Asia “ (IWPR CA) announces the start of the Call for Applications for the 4th CABAR.asia School of Analytics for young researchers from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.