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We design and implement projects with social impact. Our sustainable solutions focus on developing people's skills to enhance well-being through the intelligent and sustainable management of resources. We give the rod, not the fish!
CAMP Alatoo is a leading regional Central Asian non-governmental organization known for its innovative approaches and tools on Sustainable Natural Resource Management that are widely distributed among local communities for the integrated management of natural resources
В прибрежной зоне озера Иссык-Куль, вблизи села Ынтымак Тюпского района, группа экологов и волонтеров из числа учащихся средней школы №...
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Специалисты ОФ «САМР Алатоо» приняли участие в семинаре по оценке климатических рисков для трех речных бассейнов: Шахимардан,...
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Девять учащихся средней школы № 31 села Ынтымак Тюпского района Иссык-Кульской области были награждены призами за участие в творческом...
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We design and implement projects with social impact. Our sustainable solutions focus on developing people's skills to enhance well-being through the intelligent and sustainable management of resources. We give the rod, not the fish!
We develop innovative approaches and adapt successful international experience in the field of education. In most of our projects, we include an "environmental education and awareness" component. We provide students with the knowledge, systematic and critical thinking, and motivation they need to solve environmental problems and meet the challenges of the SDGs.
We advocate for women's empowerment through our projects. 30% of the participants in our workshops are girls and women. We believe that training women, including in the use of modern technology - computers, the Internet, special programs - is a prerequisite for sustainable development.
We collaborated with international experts to develop new models of complete combustion stoves/boilers that reduced energy consumption by 30-40% and created an optimal microclimate in the living space. As tests and measurements have shown, the efficiency of the stoves and boilers was over 70% (which is three times higher than the market offerings).
We and our communities have built 90 mountain bridges in different parts of the country. But as the proverb says, before you cross a bridge, you must first approach it. We saw destroyed bridges, and in some areas we didn't see any at all. The absence of such important facilities not only makes life difficult for people, but also destroys resources.
We work with communities to develop measures that help them adapt to climate change, and we always focus on the ecosystems whose products people use for sustainable development. By teaching, advising and putting into practice various technologies that mitigate the impact of climate change, we have noticed that adaptation often brings ideas of new sources of income to local people.
We fight desertification and deforestation by providing professional and rural communities with the knowledge, tools and technology to help restore and healthy land. We create information centers to bring to all stakeholders important information about the experiences and efforts of the global community in preventing land degradation.
We are open to collaboration with government agencies, nongovernmental organizations and donors to promote sustainable development in natural resource management. Our initiatives to establish district commissions for pasture management and public micro-reserve, to resolve conflicts over resources and support forest farms have found a response and understanding on the part of the relevant government agencies and have been encorporated into relevant decisions.
We design and implement projects with social impact. Our sustainable solutions focus on developing people's skills to enhance well-being through the intelligent and sustainable management of resources. We give the rod, not the fish!
We develop innovative approaches and adapt successful international experience in the field of education. In most of our projects, we include an "environmental education and awareness" component. We provide students with the knowledge, systematic and critical thinking, and motivation they need to solve environmental problems and meet the challenges of the SDGs.
We advocate for women's empowerment through our projects. 30% of the participants in our workshops are girls and women. We believe that training women, including in the use of modern technology - computers, the Internet, special programs - is a prerequisite for sustainable development.
We collaborated with international experts to develop new models of complete combustion stoves/boilers that reduced energy consumption by 30-40% and created an optimal microclimate in the living space. As tests and measurements have shown, the efficiency of the stoves and boilers was over 70% (which is three times higher than the market offerings).
We and our communities have built 90 mountain bridges in different parts of the country. But as the proverb says, before you cross a bridge, you must first approach it. We saw destroyed bridges, and in some areas we didn't see any at all. The absence of such important facilities not only makes life difficult for people, but also destroys resources.
We work with communities to develop measures that help them adapt to climate change, and we always focus on the ecosystems whose products people use for sustainable development. By teaching, advising and putting into practice various technologies that mitigate the impact of climate change, we have noticed that adaptation often brings ideas of new sources of income to local people.
We fight desertification and deforestation by providing professional and rural communities with the knowledge, tools and technology to help restore and healthy land. We create information centers to bring to all stakeholders important information about the experiences and efforts of the global community in preventing land degradation.
We are open to collaboration with government agencies, nongovernmental organizations and donors to promote sustainable development in natural resource management. Our initiatives to establish district commissions for pasture management and public micro-reserve, to resolve conflicts over resources and support forest farms have found a response and understanding on the part of the relevant government agencies and have been encorporated into relevant decisions.
