Note: If the first day of the month falls on a Friday, the flag will be lowered the following Thursday and Friday (the 7th and 8th of the month).

BodyIn September 2022, Agro Kush LLC, with the support of USAID’s Future Growth Initiative, received a certificate of compliance with the requirements of the Food Safety System Certification 22000. Agro Kush is the largest and only industrial-scale poultry farm in the Kyrgyz Republic.

USAID works with the Kyrgyz Republic to build on progress in democratic governance by partnering with institutions, promoting civic engagement, improving delivery of public services and expanding economic opportunity. USAID in the Kyrgyz Republic also works with the regional USAID Mission to Central Asia to advance the U.S. Government’s New Silk Road initiative, which increases connections between Central and South Asia — including Afghanistan — to foster greater stability and prosperity across the region.

The Kyrgyz Republic is the only freely elected parliamentary democracy in post-Soviet Central Asia. As such, in support of long-term stability and prosperity, the United States focuses on consolidating, sustaining and strengthening the country’s hard-won democratic gains while promoting economic progress, strengthened public services and stronger ties across the region.

BodyWe recognize individuals like Gulaiym Baltbaevna Kalykulova, who works as a volunteer in Kulundu, improving nutrition related knowledge and behavior of rural communities. USAID/Kyrgyz Republic’s Advancing Nutrition project has trained 4800 volunteers like Gulaiym to reach 211,650+ people in Batken, Issykul, and Jalal-Abad since 2020. Here’s her story.

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