Event archive

This roundtable will focus on women's participation in the latest presidential election in Kyrgyzstan, which was held on 23 July 2009.

This training session is designed to prepare mediators to be able to work in villages in order to raise awareness of water-related conflicts and methods of resolution.

This seminar will focus on improving preventive police work, providing better public access to police authorities, including assisting the public in identifying and addressing crime-related matters and helping to make residential areas…

This conference will focus on promoting the implementation of confidence and security-building measures to combat terrorism in the northern region of the country.

Trainers from Hospitality Kyrgyzstan, the oldest and largest community-based tourism association in Central Asia, will provide a training course aimed at expanding the potential of existing tourism facilities in the Mary region of…

This workshop will raise awareness about needs in trade and transport policy, contribute to transport security by sharing good practices and facilitate dialogue among involved state and non-governmental stakeholders and international…

The Anti-Terrorism Centre was renovated and equipped to enhance the capability of law enforcement bodies in Kyrgyzstan to combat terrorism.

This joint information campaign will cover all of Kyrgyzstan's seven provinces.

A specialized training programme for prison officers in Kyrgyzstan will be held in August 2009.

An advertising campaign on waste management problems and the new billing system for municipal waste services will be started on local and national TV from 1 August 2009.

The OSCE Project Co-ordinator, jointly with the National Association of NGOs and the International Centre of in-service training for journalists, is announcing a competition for journalists who use the centre.

The overall goal of this course for police trainers is to help ensure that the prevention of gender violence is institutionalized as part of the police education curriculum.

The aim of this event - SEPCA's second expert meeting on the subject - is to establish a Women Police Officers' Network in South-East Europe.

International experts and local trainers will share experience and best practices in border management with 20 border controllers from the Kazakhstani regions.

This training course is being held for a group of local journalists from Prijepolje.