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Children with pneumonia, COVID-19 Red Zone and medicines

Essential medicines funded by the European Union and supported by UNICEF, have been distributed to the Ministry of Health and Social Development

Insulin and neurological medicines

UNICEF procures insulin and neurological medicines worth over $96,000 through the Multi-Partner Trust Fund to the Kyrgyz Republic

UNICEF supported the Ministry of Health and Social Development to respond to supply shortages due to the COVID-19 pandemic by increasing national insulin reserves and the provision of neurological medicines

UNICEF supply

UNICEF procures personal protective equipment worth over KGS 12 million and testing kits to help the Kyrgyz Republic respond to COVID-19

Almira Aldasheva, the Director of the Territorial Issyk-Kul hospital in Issyk-Kul region

"We cannot do miracles without medicines"

Essential medicines, worth $100,000, funded by the EU and supported by UNICEF, have been distributed for the Ministry of Health and Social Development

Schoolchildren in Kyrgyzstan

Half of the households in the Kyrgyz Republic lost income due to COVID-19

The household survey to assess the impact of COVID-19 on children in Kyrgyzstan has been conducted by the National Statistics Committee, with UNICEF's financial and technical support.

The family with a newborn received UNICEF emergency supply during COVID-19 pandemic

MICS Follow-up Survey on Covid-19

MICS Follow-up Survey on Covid-19 impact on children and women in Kyrgyzstan

(PDF, 1,85 MB)

We are all united, we are all responsible for each other! - Aizat, 23, Kyrgyzstan @Aizat_noma

UNICEF: Only 40% of the population of the Kyrgyz Republic is aware of the need of respecting physical distance to avoid spreading COVID-19

UNICEF releases a new study, assessing COVID-19 experience and perception by the population of Kyrgyzstan.

We are all united, we are all responsible for each other! - Aizat, 23, Kyrgyzstan @Aizat_noma

COVID-19 Experience and Perception - baseline research.

Baseline research: assessment of COVID-19 experience and perception by population of Kyrgyzstan.

(PDF, 1,12 MB)

Kalila Jumalieva, the head of diagnostic laboratory, tells about rapid tests to Yulia Oleinik, Deputy Representative of UNICEF in Kyrgyzstan

UNICEF procured 10,000 antigen rapid diagnostic tests to help Kyrgyzstan respond to the COVID-19 pandemic

10,000 Antigen rapid diagnostic COVID-19 tests were handed over to the Ministry of Health to help respond to the pandemic.

Abdykadyr Joroev, the Director of Center for State Sanitary and Epidemiological Control and Yulia Oleinik, UNICEF Deputy Representative are at hand over of PCR tests in Kyrgyzstan City

The Kyrgyz Republic receives 21,000 PCR tests with support from the World Bank and UNICEF

The PCR tests, along with kits for laboratory disposables to conduct these tests, as well as 58,000 pairs of boots and 58,000 pairs of gloves, funded from World Bank Pandemic Emergency Financing Facility (PEF), were handed over to the Ministry of Health.