The transition from the Soviet-era centralized command economy to a market economy exacerbated the food security challenges in Kyrgyzstan. During the early 1990s, there was a sharp decline in food absorption in the economy along with a drop in incomes; accordingly, the use of grains as feed for livestock production was severely curtailed. There has been a partial recovery since 1995 driven by t...

Objective: Kyrgyzstan, located in Central Asia, is a country which has strong will to achieve national development. The aim of this study measure the levels trust local residents, highly important factor development, and derive suggestions for improving it. To end, primary means employed target residents Kyrgyzstan they have towards each other. Methods: uses data relating aid projects rural dev...

Allium formosum Sennikov & Lazkov sp. nov. is described as new to science and illustrated. This species is the second member of Allium sect. Spathulata F.O.Khass. & R.M.Fritsch, being different from Allium spathulatum F.O.Khass. & R.M.Fritsch in larger, broader, obtuse and more intensely purple-coloured tepals, and in a more robust habit. It is a local endemic of Babash-Ata Mt. Range situated e...

This paper presents the results of our corroborated study of grassroots Internet sites and authors in the nation of Kyrgyzstan, exceptional in Central Asia for its deregulated Internet policy. The study presents a set of semistructured interviews with notable grassroots Internet authors and activists, including bloggers, forum participants, and journalists, and analyzes this data via a critical...

This paper explores the state of minority rights in three Central Asian countries Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. These share a lot similarities terms their post-Soviet authoritarian legacy weakness democratic institutions. The repressive political landscapes states have taken tolls on groups, leaving them discriminated against, mistreated, severely disadvantaged. Minority violations ra...

In rural Kyrgyzstan, the energy need is usually derived from multiple natural resources such as firewood, charcoal, agricultural residues, animal dung, and wood branches, which are considered common predominant practices. Because of non-sustainable heavy reliance on environment, Kyrgyzstan one most vulnerable countries to climate change in Central Asia. On contrary, great renewable potential un...

Building construction in rural Kyrgyzstan is heavily dominated by earthen buildings. Old and inappropriate residential building structures contribute significantly to high domestic space heating energy consumption. Therefore, it necessary understand the relevant techniques. However, scant information on Kyrgyz techniques, especially for high-altitude settlements, was prime motivation perform pr...