A youth-founded Kyrgyz NGO turned Bishkek's invisible smog into real-time public data, then built a region-wide coalition to act on it.
30organizationsPartner organizations coordinated via the AQCA regional platform
2,017yearFocused on air-quality advocacy since
view project →A Kyrgyz NGO helps woodland communities in southern Kyrgyzstan sustainably manage the planet's largest naturally growing walnut forest instead of losing it to overgrazing and degradation.
13khectaresNatural walnut forest under community-based management
47kpeoplePeople depending on the Arslanbob walnut-pasture landscape
view project →An 800,000-hectare high-altitude corridor now links protected areas across central Kyrgyzstan so snow leopards, ibex, and herders can adapt together to a warming climate.
800khectaresEcological corridor area
92.5%Grazing-rule compliance in 2025 pilot monitoring
view project →In the Tien Shan and Pamir ranges that feed Central Asia's rivers, this Bishkek-based institute runs high-mountain observatories tracking the glaciers millions depend on for water.
18stationsRemotely operated multi-parameter stations in CAIAG's CAWa network across Central Asia
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