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Strengthening the Capacity of Women and Youth in the Saruuy Aiyl Okmoto region of Kyrgyzstan
Grantee Name: 
PA "Center for civil initiatives "LEADER"
HOTSPOT
Mountains of Central Asia
LOCATION
Kyrgyzstan
AMOUNT
US$18,710
DATES
Aug 2020
-
Jun 2021
KEYWORDS
Conservation planning
Education
Journalism/media
Species Conservation
Stats
Project Overview Overview
CEPF Strategic Direction Strategy
HOTSPOT
Mountains of Central Asia
LOCATION
Kyrgyzstan
AMOUNT
US$18,710
DATES
Aug 2020
-
Jun 2021
KEYWORDS
Conservation planning
Education
Journalism/media
Species Conservation

Work the Saruuy Aiyl Okmotu region of Kyrgyzstan to strengthen the capacity of women and youth to be better stewards of the floodplain ecosystem.

Strategic Direction: 5 Enhance civil society capacity for effective conservation action

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