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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 13 November 2007 |
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ACTIVITY OF BISHKEK HEAD OFFICE Foundation for Tolerance International
Bishkek head office was the first one to be opened among FTI’s five offices in 1999. Activity of Bishkek head office: - Teaching partners of Ferghana Valley network skills of conflict transformation.
- Providing grant support to regional initiatives aimed to consolidate regional cooperation of Ferghana valley network partners.
- Conducting regional forums/round tables in order to create opportunities for Ferghana valley NGOs network.
- Realizing of Consolidated Project aimed to unite efforts of Ferghana valley NGOs network in prevention of potential conflicts in Ferghana valley.
- Increasing capacity of elderly institutes in prevention of violent conflicts on communities’ level.
- Coordinating of inner interproject evaluation of FTI projects.
- Finding donors for potential projects under program component.
- Coordinating all FTI projects under components (plans, reports, full project cycle management.
- Support constant connection with partners and donors of FTI.
Implemented projects: - “Interaction of civil society, law-enforcement agencies and other state structures on realization of civil rights on peaceful and free meetings ”, donor: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland.
- “Early warning for early reaction”, donor: OSCE and UNDP.
- Research project «Role of civil society of conflict prevention».
- “Strengthening of cultural dialogue and constructive cooperation between law-enforcement agencies and civil society for opening channels of effective communication under activity of prevention of violence in crisis situations”, donor: Democratic commission of USA Embassy in Kyrgyzstan.
- “Peace and Development Analysis” within partnership of President’s Administration and UNDP, donor: UNDP.
Current projects: - “Early warning for early reaction”, donor: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belgium.
- Ferghana valley NGOs network «Dolina Mira», donor: DRC.
- “Global Partnership for Prevention of Armed Conflicts” (GPPAC), donor: Conflict prevention centre, Holland.
Planned projects: | Project title | Goal of the project | Beneficiaries | Partners | Geographical coverage | | Intersectional achievement of mutual understanding and cooperation on religious issues | To create conditions for representatives of local authorities, civil society and local population to unite efforts to prevent conflicts connected to religious tensions on south of Kyrgyzstan. | - Representatives of local authorities on south of Kyrgyzstan.
- Religious part of population.
- Representatives of law-enforcement bodies.
- Representatives of civil society.
- Women.
- Youth.
| Dutch Refugees Council.
Human Rights and Democracy Centre. | Osh, Batken and Jalalabad oblasts | | Ferghana Valley Networking Initiative | To contribute to the prevention of conflict and lowering of tensions in the region and to facilitate opportunities for the development of regional cooperation through strengthening of coordination between public bodies of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. | - NGOs of Ferghana Valley.
- Border schools.
- Border service
- Youth.
| Scientific-technical Intelligentsia Association (Tajikistan). | Ferghana Valley | | Stable democracy through strong civil society | To strengthen influence and conditions for FTI for effective, long-term fulfillment of its mission and goals. | Direct:
- Foundation administration council.
- Staff of regional offices.
- Administrative and program staff of Bishkek head office.
- Observing council
Indirect:
- Citizens of border regions
- Youth
- Deputies of Jogorku Kenesh of Kyrgyz Republic
- Security Council of Kyrgyz Republic
- State agency on religious affairs
- Members of political parties
- Staff of local authorities
- Staff of border service of KR
- Representatives of law-enforcement bodies
- Centre of Public Technologies
| | Kyrgyz Republic | Our partners and donors: - Security Council of Kyrgyz Republic.
- Ministry of Education and Science, Kyrgyz Republic.
- European Center for Conflict Prevention, Netherlands.
- HIVOS, Netherlands.
- Danish Refugee Council, Denmark.
- Danish Institute for Human Rights, Denmark.
- Caritas, ACTED, France.
- Irish Aid, Ireland.
- GTZ, Germany.
- Mercy Corps, USA.
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Belgium.
- Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation, Switzerland.
- European Commission, EU.
- USAID, Kyrgyzstan.
- USIP, USA.
- Eurasia Foundation Central Asia.
- Soros Foundation, Kyrgyzstan.
- Counterpart Consortium, Kyrgyzstan.
- UNDP, UNHCR, UNICEF.
- OSCE, Kyrgyzstan.
- International Organization for Migration.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 19 June 2009 )
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