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A young child in red winter hat washes hands at outdoor sink in wide open field

02 November 2017

Water, sanitation and hygiene

Kyrgyzstan moving forward in making proper sanitation and hygiene a norm

UNICEF Representative and the Mayor’s Office of Batken paid a joint visit to five educational institutions, where water and sanitation facilities have been renovated.

Batken schools used as shelters benefit from renovated water and sanitation facilities with UNICEF support

The water and sanitation facilities in Bokonbaev School, Umarov School and Lenin School, as well as Lyceum 57 and the Batken State University college, used as temporary shelters in September 2022, were renovated.

Mr Shigeki Maeda, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan, visiting school #88 in Bishkek

01 September 2022

UNICEF Equips 100 Computer Classrooms and Provides Hygiene and Sanitary Supplies to Schools in Kyrgyzstan to Prevent Further Impact of COVID-19

With the contribution of US 2.7 million from the Government of Japan, UNICEF supports the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic in ensuring quality education for children affected by COVID-19.

The handover of WASH supplies to the Deputy Minister

25 February 2022

UNICEF gives over 13 million KGS worth of water, sanitation and hygiene supplies to the Ministry of Health of Kyrgyzstan

Sanitation and hygiene supplies will be distributed to support mother and child health at 14 clinical and maternity hospitals across the country.

UNICEF/Kyrgyzstan/2020/Voronin

Response to COVID-19 in Kyrgyzstan

In Kyrgyzstan, jointly with other international partners, UNICEF led support efforts in the Education, WASH and Child Protection sectors

The woman looking at her newborn child at the hospital

Analysis of Health care organizations’ expenditure on WASH

Analysis of Health care organizations’ expenditure on WASH

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English (PDF, 522 KB)

Schoolgirl in a mask

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19): What parents should know

How to protect yourself and your children

UNICEF handed over 1,000 Family Hygiene Kits and 42 mobile phones to the National Red Crescent Society in Kyrgyzstan

UNICEF hands over 1,000 Family Hygiene Kits to support emergency preparedness in Kyrgyzstan

UNICEF also provides 42 mobile phones to the Red Crescent Society to strengthen national capacity to meet the basic needs of the population in case of an emergency

The young mother Shahsanam, sees for the first time her baby boy at the Osh Regional Maternity Hospital in Kyrgyzstan. Shahsanam, who lives in a small village, 250 km away from the city, has just woken up after a caesarean delivery. At birth, her baby was misplaced in a breech position. Without access to trained medical staff and without the timely ambulance transport to the clinic, he would not have survived.

1 in 4 health care facilities lacks basic water services – UNICEF, WHO

Field guide eng header

25 January 2018

Field Guide: The Three Star Approach for WASH in Schools

Simple • Scalable • Sustainable

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Russian (PDF, 33 MB)