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JST will (1) recruit at least 10 emerging leaders and change-makers (mid-career professionals aged 25-35) working on governance, social justice and/or climate action and (2) design and deliver a 6-month hybrid Fellowship Programme covering 10 countries of the Wider Europe and the Central Asia regions (building in sensitive cross-over points with network and parallel fellowship activities where appropriate). The programme will consist of (a) regular online programme of workshops, discussions and webinars covering core thematic content and practical skills for leading change and delivered by a combination of experienced network members and UK experts/practitioners from the public, civic and private sectors; (b) a 16-day residential programme in the UK providing first hand inspiration and insights into the values, ways of working and challenges faced by people and institutions in the UK and the approaches taken by different sectors to achieve fairer, more sustainable and inclusive societies; (c) individually-tailored programmes of meetings and placements with UK experts and counterparts to support the development and implementation of each Fellow’s individual action plan; (d) an online mentoring and support scheme drawing on the expertise and experience of senior John Smith Fellows across the EECA region.\n\nAfter completing the initial Fellowship Programme, John Smith Fellows join a supportive and collaborative network of senior leaders and change-makers.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-403\nTitle: Inclusion through Football: Using soft power to promote UK values of diversity and inclusion\nDescription: The political and Public Diplomacy Section of the British Embassy Tashkent will organise a screening of the Euro 2024 group stage match between England and Denmark. We will also be running an online competition to win tickets open to 12–16-year-olds. They will need to respond to a series of questions related to sport and inclusion. \n\nWe will target marginalised young people by reaching out directly to boys’ and girls’ grassroots youth football teams in Tashkent, as well as men’s and women’s professional teams. \n\nAt the event, both via private discussions and in the DHM’s welcome speech, the UK will share with Government of Uzbekistan and sports authority representatives best-practice on our own experience in tackling inequality and discrimination in football, and how diversity and inclusion in sport benefits society as a whole. This would highlight the work of the Kick It Out campaign plays tackling racism, cited as an example of good practice by the European governing body UEFA, the world governing body FIFA, the Council of Europe, the European Commission, European parliamentarians and the British Council. This messaging will be amplified to reach a broader domestic audience through collaboration with media outlets invited to attend the event and will be referenced in the subsequent press release.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-404\nTitle: Engagement of Global Creative Economy Council with government of the Kyrgyz Republic\nDescription: Creative Industries in Kyrgyzstan are at a crucial stage of convergence to effect meaningful changes and cultivate a conducive ecosystem for the creative economy's growth. The government of Kyrgyzstan, including the Ministry of Economy and Trade and the Administration of the President, acknowledge the significance of the creative economy and prioritize it in state policies. Consequently, fostering expertise and facilitating experience exchange among creative specialists becomes paramount. The project will fund a visit of experts from the Global Creative Economy Council (GCEC). GCEG members are world-leaders in their field who offer expert policy advice to government and mentoring to local creators. This interaction will not only enhance the knowledge base but also foster collaborations and innovation within the creative sector. It will create opportunities for skill development, market expansion, and the emergence of new ventures, ultimately contributing to economic diversification and sustainable development in Kyrgyzstan. The active involvement of both national and international stakeholders is essential to harness the full potential of the creative industries and drive positive socio-economic outcomes. The project will be implemented in cooperation with Ololo that will make their contribution by facilitating the visit and the event itself.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-405\nTitle: Supporting medical service of the Border Service of State Committee for National Security of the Kyrgyz Republic \nDescription: The projects aims to develop and implement the tailored medical training (basic, intermediate and advanced) in line with international standards and their delivery to relevant EOD officers and medical personnel from the Border Service. In order to ensure sustainability of the provided assistance, the planned training events will be conducted in the form of Train of Trainers so that when the assistance is over, the border Service is able to continue the provision of the medical training on their own. In order to promote international standards in Kyrgyzstan, the provided trainings will be based on international standard - International Mine Action Standard (IMAS). Moreover, the planned training programme will be conducted on the basis of the Border Service Professional Development training Center in Osh, renovated and equipped by the POiB in 2023 as part of its efforts in increasing the training capabilities of the Border Service.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-406\nTitle: From research and educating to action: Transforming energy policies to conserve the steppe eagles of Kazakhstan \nDescription: This project will employ the endangered Steppe Eagle - a flagship migratory species breeding primarily in Kazakhstan, to support conservation, awareness raising, research and improve Kazakhstan's energy power infrastructure to become more ecologically safe . The project will build positive engagement with key energy stakeholders from across the State and Private Sectors, enabling implementation of government policy and legislation that will bring benefits to both electricity infrastructure and biodiversity simultaneously, while building national capacity for scaling future remedial actions, and creating knowledge through novel educational materials across the country.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-407\nTitle: IELTS for English language Teachers in the South of Kyrgyzstan \nDescription: Thirty public school and university teachers in the target areas of Osh City, Jalal-Abad City, and Kyzyl-Kiya in Batken region will take an IELTS course provided by Kalpak Public Development Foundation (KPDF) partner, Kalpak English Academy (KEA). After finishing the course, beneficiaries will fly to Bishkek and take the official IELTS test, the cost of which is provided by the grant. \nProfessors and public-school teachers often express the goal of passing IELTS to advance their careers, sometimes as a direct request from their superiors or the Ministry of Education. Furthermore, students often request their teachers to help them prepare for this exam. \n\nThe overall duration of the course is 12 weeks. The course includes 2-week pre-IELTS training, 8 weeks of initial IELTS training, and 2 weeks of individual consultations, totaling more than 40 hours of study time. \n\nUpon completing the course, participants will be accommodated with plane flights, a per diem stipend, and will have IELTS licenses purchased for them to take the exam in Bishkek. At the final stage, an official award ceremony will be held in Osh.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-408\nTitle: Creative and Innovative Economy Development \nDescription: The purpose of the project is to catalyze sustainable economic growth, diversify the national economy, and enhance global competitiveness by promoting the creative and innovative economy. The project aims to empower women and young people through increased opportunities and inclusive participation. Key activities include performing a comprehensive legislation analysis, developing and recommending changes to the legislative framework, and advocating for the creative, innovative and circular economy through a large forum involving all interested stakeholders.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-409\nTitle: Reform through dialogue: institutional support of civil society participation in Consultative Body under the Foreign Ministry\nDescription: The project will seek to assist Kazakhstan’s authorities in implementing the recommendations of international/regional bodies in the area of democracy development, rule of law and human rights. The project will aim to bring the national legislation and legal practice of Kazakhstan in line with international standards through the strengthening of the interaction between civil society and authorities. The project will enhance operations of the Consultative and Advisory Body “Dialogue Platform on Human Dimension” (CAB DPHD) under the Kazakhstan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-410\nTitle: Kazakhstan Enabling Fund \nDescription: The project will establish a £10,000 enabling fund open to bids from across the British Embassy. Bids will need to be ODA eligible and thus be able to demonstrate that the main objective of the spending is the promotion of the economic development and welfare of Kazakhstan. The fund will help build capacity amongst Kazakh civil society to more effectively drive through necessary reform and support the Kazakh government in better delivering for its people. It will focus specifically on human rights, political and economic reform, climate and biodiversity.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-411\nTitle: Proactive steps to shield journalists\nDescription: The project aims to mitigate the growing risks faced by independent media and journalists in Kyrgyzstan, especially in light of the increasingly restrictive legal environment. A key focus of the activities is enhancing the legal capacity of Kyrgyz media lawyers through targeted training workshops provided by Media Defense. These workshops will equip at least 10 lawyers, including five from MPI and five freelance lawyers, with the necessary skills to defend journalists facing legal action for their work.\nThe training will be conducted online and tailored to the specific needs of Kyrgyzstan media practitioners. A custom module covering European and international media legislation and how to navigate human rights mechanisms will be developed for this purpose. This module will also be available publicly on our Resource Hub, contributing to the improvement of the Russian-language information ecosystem. \nIn addition to training, the project includes a study of how Kyrgyz media are impacted by restrictive laws, modeled after similar regulations in Russia. By conducting this research, the project aims to monitor the country's adherence to international obligations and provide evidence-based support for advocacy efforts aimed at protecting media freedom in Kyrgyzstan.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-412\nTitle: Program of Equipping, Empowering and Educating families\nwith disabilities in Kyrgyzstan\n\nDescription: The project will help children with disabilities through Equipping, Empowering and Educating families with CWD with the following:\n-\tProvision of quality, locally produced adaptive equipment (AE) to CWD in a way that is sustainable, affordable and holistically improves the condition of their families. This will predominantly occur with families in the Bishkek area, but also in regional areas.\n-\tPrinting, distribution and training in use of the book, ‘Disabled Village Children’. The target area for this particular series of activities will be the Talas Oblast.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-413\nTitle: LTO for Uzbek Parliamentary Elections\nDescription: This project will finance one (1) UK Long Term Observer (LTO) to take part in the OSCE/ODIHR observation mission for the 27 October Uzbekistan Parliamentary Elections. The UK observer will form part of a team of 28 LTOs across 14 regions of Uzbekistan. The LTO will be in-country 4 weeks ahead of the elections, enabling them to contribute to the observation mission by providing long-term analysis of the political campaign, media environment and electoral practice for this election.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-414\nTitle: Career Development Event for UK Alumni in Uzbekistan\nDescription: British Council and the British Embassy in Tashkent are combining resources to organise an event for UK alumni in Uzbekistan; participants will include alumni from a range of programmes including – Chevening, John Smith Trust, El Yurt Umidi, Hornby, and Women in STEM. Guest speakers will also include the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Higher Education, as well as prominent Uzbek alumni who will share their knowledge and expertise on issues such as leadership and business. This project aims to bring together reform-minded members of Uzbek society who have an academic link to the UK and promote the alumni network as a platform for further professional development. SPP funding covers the non-reception part of the conference which will include two L&D sessions, the first with a UK expert speaker on AI and Leadership; the second a local Uzbek expert speaker on Self Branding; the topics were specifically selected after consulting major alumni groups and listening to their preferences.\n\nAs well as promoting the UK as an education destination and underscoring the soft power of our education offer, the project aims to provide learning that participants will cascade across the organisations they work in (including government, civil society, private sector) to increase effectiveness and inclusion, supporting Uzbekistan's development.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-415\nTitle: Integrating the best practices of the UK Botanical Institutes in Tajikistan to encourage citizens to bond with nature.\nDescription: The project plans to acquire knowledge and experience from the UK Botanical Institutes on the conservation of nature, by incorporating their approach and encouraging citizens to enjoy and respect nature. \n\nOutput 1 of the project provides an opportunity for project partners to learn from the advanced practices by participating in the Study Exchange Visit to the UK Botanical Institutes. Priorities for the study exchange program will be nature conservation programs and events focused on involving citizens taking care of nature. \n\nIn Output 2, three new gardens will be established within the Kulob Botanical Garden to attract and train different groups of citizens according to their interests and preferences, including the Children’s Garden, the Herbal and Medicinal Garden, the Landscaping and Home Plants Garden to increase participation of citizens in the conservation of nature. The priority for growing plant species within the established gardens will be given to endemic, rare, and endangered plant species. \n\nOutput 3 covers awareness raising of citizens on available conservation programs for interested people during the Week of Open Doors in the Kulob Botanical Garden. The project achievements, including the results of the Nature Conservation Program, will be shared through mass media for the citizens of the Kulob area.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-416\nTitle: Preventing and responding to cases of gender-based violence in Sughd, Tajikistan.\nDescription: This project will allow women victims of gender based violence and women at risk of violence to access support services, access legal support, and bring perpetrators of violence to justice. The provision of services acts as a deterrent to perpetrators of violence, who understand that there are organisations and people who are willing to defend the rights of women. Through social workers and psychologists, victims are able to receive support, and family counselling sessions are given, to help change attitudes towards the situation of women. With legal support, women are able to receive free of charge services to protect their rights and proceed with criminal convictions of the perpetrators when desired. These services have saved the lives of numerous women and have helped many more to rebuild their lives without violence. Local grassroots community leaders in 2 urban settings (Khujand) and 2 rural settings (J. Rasulov) will be trained to improve the effectiveness of their response to cases of violence against women, so that women are properly protected and can access help when they need it. Experience of working with community leaders has shown that improving the efficiency of their response has resulted in a reduction in the levels of violence in these communities.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-417\nTitle: A scoping visit for peer engagement with the Union of Lawyers of the Republic of Tajikistan.\nDescription: The aim is to strengthen peer engagement between the Law Society and the Union of Lawyers and identify opportunities for collaboration to promote good practice for legal professional bodies and support lawyers in Tajikistan.\nThis will be achieved through a scoping visit to Tajikistan to undertake a series of stakeholder meetings, including representatives of the Union of Lawyers, to document the mandate and functioning of the Union of Lawyers, examine good practice, and current challenges for lawyers. The findings will lead to recommendations for future collaboration to support the legal sector\nAs the professional body representing lawyers in Tajikistan, the Union of Lawyers has the remit to play a key role in promoting respect for rule of law and supporting lawyers as significant agents of the rule of law and equal access. By strengthening engagement between the Law Society and the Union of Lawyers examining good practice for the independence of legal professional bodies in the region and recommending strategies to support the protection of legal professionals, this project will contribute to the realisation of sustainable development goal 16 and its focus on the promotion of the rule of law and access to 'justice at the national and international levels.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-418\nTitle: Clean. Green. Healthy.\nDescription: Project plans to increase awareness & education on Climate change, Energy efficiency, Healthy nutrition through conduction of the community education, awareness campaigns, agricultural & nutrition practices, tree planting & contests.\nProject plans to introduce & organize production of the Biogas, Biohumus & Greenhouse at ZTDA homestay network (in Urmetan, Artuch, Seven lakes area). 3 best homestays will be chosen as focus group. Homestays will be focal project focal points & all the activities will be implemented as an integrated approach in the community.\nOutput 1. Community Education\n- Training/Workshop ”Energy efficiency. Installing Biogas”.\n- Training/Workshop “Biohumus production”\n- Training/workshop “Good agricultural practice & greenhouse management”\n- Training/Workshop “Healthy nutrition & it’s benefits”\n- Mentorship – Technical assistance in installaltion of the biogas, biohumus & greenhouse.\nOutput 2. Awareness Campaigns\n- Raising awareness about climate change impacts and adaptation strategies among local populations through Tree planting campaign & “Clean. Green. Healthy” contest at the project target area.\nOutput 3. Agricultural Practices\n- Promoting climate-resilient crops and sustainable farming techniques to enhance food security;\n- Installation of the greenhouses at the target area.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-420\nTitle: Improving policy and practice of service delivery to people with disabilities \nDescription: The project aims to catalyse improvements to policy and practice in Kyrgyzstan by sharing experience from the UK on inclusion of people with disabilities. The project’s target beneficiaries are people with disabilities in Kyrgyzstan. This social group is more likely to be poor and economically excluded compared to the rest of the population. The main government counterparts are the Kyrgyz ministries responsible for education and social policy and service delivery: the Ministry for Education and Ministry for Labour and Social Affairs. Other partners in delivery include schools and non-governmental organisations that play a direct role in the delivery of services to people with disabilities in the country. The project’s focus on UK-Kyrgyz partnerships, practical advice and policy change supports the UK’s long-term disability and inclusion goals in the country.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-421\nTitle: Kyrgyz Rugby Development\nDescription: This project is to continue the work that has been done to use the power of rugby to bring physical, social and well-being improvements for participants, with a specific focus on Women & Girls rugby to help promote women's rugby to empower and inspire a change in attitudes towards women and girls and sports participation.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-422\nTitle: Policing Violence Against Women and Girls: International Exchange Initiative\nDescription: This project will build the knowledge and capability of police officers in Turkmenistan about different forms of VAWG, how to engage effectively with survivors of VAWG, and how to improve the policing of VAWG related crimes. Participants will be supported to develop action plans in order to use the lessons from shadowing to improve their home force’s policing of VAWG. The project will benefit women and girls in Turkmenistan, as well as participating police officers.\n\nThe Ending Violence team has been working with the UK National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) on their approach to improving the policing of violence against women and girls (VAWG) in the UK. As part of the process they are taking part in an exchange initiative with selected overseas police forces, including Turkmenistan, to share best practice.\n\nThe exchange will aim to share successes and lessons learned from the policing of VAWG in the UK; build relationships between forces pursuing similar aims; and improve the policing of VAWG in select overseas police forces.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-423\nTitle: Legal and Digital Security Support for Uzbek Civil Society Activists\nDescription: This project will strengthen the capacity of at-risk Uzbek civil society activists to identify, assess, and mitigate security threats across legal and digital domains.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-424\nTitle: From Training to Action: Empowering CSOs to Launch Rights-Based Advocacy Campaigns in Uzbekistan\nDescription: The project will enable 16 CSO leaders from all 14 regions and the Republic of Karakalpakstan to design and implement safe, lawful, rights-based campaigns with mentoring and small-grant support. Specifically, the training will focus on freedom of association with an emphasis on labour rights, delivered through a gender-inclusive approach and translated into community-level actions.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-425\nTitle: Multiplying knowledge in the Kyrgyzstan: inclusive physical therapy for children with disabilities and needy families\nDescription: The project will improve the quality and accessibility of inclusive rehabilitation services for children with disabilities and their families in Kyrgyzstan by combining international experience, supervision, the work of regional Uplift center, and strengthening cooperation with government agencies.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-426\nTitle: Enhancing Digital Skill set through coding for Public schools in Kyrgyzstan\nDescription: The project will improve English language skills by equipping students in public schools in Kyrgyzstan with essential digital and programming skills, fostering logical thinking, creativity, and preparedness for future careers. The project will primarily benefit grade 7–8 students and teachers in selected pilot schools. The intended change is to integrate programming education into public schools, including rural and under-resourced areas, thereby creating a strong foundation for nationwide expansion.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-427\nTitle: Strengthening the Kyrgyz creative sector \nDescription: The project Strengthening the Kyrgyz creative sector aims to strengthen the creative sector in Kyrgyzstan by completing and promoting a culturally significant film that highlights national heritage and empowers young professionals in the regions.\nThrough a series of structured activities - including final filming, post-production, and a national marketing and screening campaign - the project will create at least 10 temporary jobs, provide hands-on training for youth in filmmaking, and promote collaboration among regional talents. These activities will directly deliver outputs such as a completed feature film, a skilled creative team, and increased visibility of Kyrgyz culture through cinema.\nBy linking creative employment with cultural preservation, the project contributes to the broader goal of building a more inclusive and sustainable creative economy in southern Kyrgyzstan. Over the next few years, the trained professionals and established creative networks will continue to generate new audiovisual projects, ensuring long-term impact, stronger cultural identity, and expanded opportunities for young people in the creative industries\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-428\nTitle: Girls for Girls: Creative Mentorship Program\nDescription: The project will launch the \"Girls for Girls: Creative Mentorship Program,\" a structured, five-month initiative to create a professional pathway for 30 young women into Kyrgyzstan's creative economy. The project is structured in three phases. Activities begin with a 3-day \"Creative Bootcamp\" in Bishkek (Phase 1), which delivers foundational skills and matches participants with mentors. This is followed by a two-month tailored mentorship period (Phase 2), combining online guidance with project development. The project culminates in a public \"Demo Day & Creative Fest\" (Phase 3), where participants showcase their work to industry stakeholders.\nThe key Outputs will be a cohort of skilled young creatives, a portfolio of 15-20 youth-led projects, and a strengthened professional network. This will directly contribute to the project Purpose by fostering new talent. The longer-term impact will be the increased and sustained participation of women in Kyrgyzstan’s creative economy, leading to greater job creation and a more diverse, innovative cultural sector.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-429\nTitle: Strategic leadership action and inclusive collaboration to conserve Kazakhstan’s migratory steppe eagles\nDescription: Kazakhstan is the primary stronghold of this endangered species, safeguarding over 80% of the global breeding population. Steppe eagles are experiencing an ongoing sharp population decline, however, driven by a series of identified threats, nationally and along its migratory flyway routes to the Middle East, East Africa, and South Asia.\nThis project will design and launch the first International Single Species Action Plan for Steppe Eagle, in Kazakhstan with Ministry of Ecology & Natural Resources and UK Embassy, and at the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) 15th Conference of Parties. It will employ cross-sectoral expert collaboration with CMS Parties. An accessible layperson’s Action Plan Summary will also be shared in four languages along the flyway.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-430\nTitle: Enhancing Turkmenistan’s ability to access climate finance through targeted capacity building\nDescription: Enhancing Turkmenistan’s ability to access climate finance through targeted capacity building and the development of strategic frameworks and showcase UK financial sector leadership – one-day technical seminar for specialists and one-day policy consultation meetings with senior policy makers in Ashgabat.\n\nTo raise awareness and strengthen institutional knowledge among senior Turkmen government officials on climate finance, enabling them to access international climate finance mechanisms and integrate sustainability into national economic planning. The project will foster UK-Turkmenistan cooperation on climate resilience and sustainable development, supporting Turkmenistan’s transition to a low-carbon economy.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-431\nTitle: Inclusive Currents: Co-Creation for Disabled and Non-Disabled Artists\nDescription: A collaboration between experienced UK partners who are specialists in integrated new performance and a Tajik lead delivery partner will bring international practice and local expertise together to develop inclusive contemporary arts programming. The project will host UK-based artists and facilitators who use art-making methodologies that nurture the creation of new performance works with and for both disabled and non-disabled artists and audiences. Using integrated practice as its core approach, the programme will offer workshops, rehearsals, performances and an exhibition that combine education and cultural engagement.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-432\nTitle: Sustainable Eco-Tourism Opportunities for Women and Youth in Tajikistan\nDescription: This project will enable women and young people in Tajikistan to take an active role in the development of eco-tourism by combining skills training, practical experience, and visibility. Over a five-month period, the project will deliver four three-day trainings for 40 participants, in 4 regions of Tajikistan (GBAO, Sogd, Hatlon and Republic's subordinate regions), focusing on guiding, hospitality, environmentally friendly practices, and the basics of marketing and promoting small tourism businesses. The training will be complemented by practical sessions with experienced eco-tourism mentors on local routes and expert consultations for guesthouses, ensuring that newly acquired knowledge is directly applied in practice.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-433\nTitle: Support to the Republic of Kazakhstan in the development of effective policies to counter cybercrimes\nDescription: Kazakhstan stands at a critical juncture in strengthening its resilience against the growing threat of cybercrimes and cyber-enabled offences. The rapid digital transformation across sectors has expanded the attack surface for cybercriminals, while law enforcement agencies often lack the specialised skills and coordinated frameworks required to respond effectively. Without a modern, human-rights-based training system, the ability to investigate, prosecute, and prevent cybercrimes remains limited.\nThis project addresses that gap by developing and institutionalising a comprehensive national training strategy for law enforcement officers and prosecutors based on good international standards, such as EUROPOL’s Cybercrime Training Competency Framework. The strategy will aim to equip current and future cybecrime fighters with cutting-edge competencies in cyber investigations, digital evidence handling, and cross-border co-operation, ensuring that responses to cyber threats are effective, ethical, and sustainable.\nThe UK is uniquely positioned to support this initiative. Its leadership in cyber security, digital forensics, and rights-based policing provides a model for building trusted and accountable law enforcement systems. By investing in this project, the UK would help foster a safer digital environment, promote adherence to international norms, and strengthen a key regional partner’s capacity to combat global cybercriminal activities — advancing both national security interests and shared democratic values.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-434\nTitle: Campus Circular Innovation Lab: Turning waste into worth \nDescription: The Campus Circular Innovation Lab at Ala-Too International University will establish a student-led space where plastic bottles and paper waste are collected, reprocessed, and transformed into useful and creative products such as stationery, seed paper, and furniture. Through structured activities—including a baseline waste audit, installation of recycling tools, design workshops, and awareness events—the project will reduce campus waste streams while building student knowledge and leadership in circular economy practices.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-435\nTitle: Training for Young Diplomats of Central Asia in Ashgabat\nDescription: The training will be a five-day event conducted by the UN Resident Coordinators from the Central Asia region, staff of the UN agencies and programmes and UNRCCA. It will be hosted at the Institute of International Relations under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan, Ashgabat city. It will include both theoretical and practical elements, along with simulation exercises. The focus will be on the United Nations mandates and the functions of its key bodies.\n\nThe primary objective of the training is to strengthen the capacities of young diplomats from the five Central Asian countries. They will learn in a practical and interactive way about the United Nations and the main approaches the UN is using to analyse, present and share information. The training aims to build bridges among these young leaders, fostering a spirit of regional cooperation and understanding.\n\nStrengthening capacities of young diplomats of Central Asia will reflect the policies of bringing young professionals to the leading positions in their governments, declared and promoted in all five states. Investing in young leaders of diplomacy today will help them to establish valuable links among themselves which could help now but also in the future when they would occupy senior positions in their respective governments.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-436\nTitle: Adaptive Equipment Project (TAASIR) \nDescription: The project provides quality, locally produced adaptive equipment to children with disabilities in a way that is sustainable but also affordable and holistically improves the children´s and their families´ condition.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-437\nTitle: Showcasing British Creative Economy Expertise at the Creative Central Asia Forum: Engaging Turkmenistan’s Creative Community\nDescription: This project aims to promote British expertise in creative economy development by enabling five or more selected creators from Turkmenistan to participate in the Creative Central Asia Forum in Tashkent (28 February – 3 March 2026). Partici-pants will be chosen through a competitive process to ensure diversity and merit.\nAt the forum, these creators will expand their professional networks, gain exposure to international best practices, and enhance their understanding of current trends and innovative approaches in creative industries. The project activities—selection, preparation, and active engagement at the forum—will deliver outputs such as knowledge transfer, capacity building, and cross-border collaboration opportunities.\nThese outputs directly support the project’s purpose: fostering awareness of British expertise and inspiring Turkmenistan’s creative community to adopt sustainable, globally informed practices. Ultimately, the initiative will contribute to strength-ening creative industries in Turkmenistan, encouraging economic diversification, and building cultural bridges between the UK and Central Asia.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-438\nTitle: Human Rights at Home: Urban Transformation, Adequate Housing, and Social Justice\nDescription: Project Purpose\nExplain the aim of the project, identifying the key beneficiaries and reflecting the “change” it will help bring about\nThe project, implemented jointly with like-minded embassies will bring together Uzbek government officials and civil society organisations to discuss human rights related issues within the context of the urban development in the country, highlighting the respect for social justice as an integral factor of sustainable development and positive change in the country.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400222-439\nTitle: Central Asia-UK dialogue for a different future: Building bridges and developing talent\nDescription: The project will strengthen a cohort of established Central Asian analysts, helping them contribute to policy debates with greater confidence and precision while building durable links with their UK counterparts. It will consolidate exist-ing expertise and align analytical approaches to support a timely and actionable exchange of insights between the two research communities.\nRUSI experts will lead advanced sessions on analytical frameworks and policy communication for an experienced group of around 20 researchers. The focus will be on comparative methods of analysis, effective framing of policy arguments, and translating region-specific insights into formats accessible to international audiences. These ses-sions will help align analytical language and methods between Central Asian and UK researchers, creating stronger conditions for joint inquiry and exchange.\n", "_version_":1864760042607083520 }] } }