ATTENTION! TENDERS!
1. Tender: Supply of pipes and concrete rings for culvert construction in Eshperov village (Issyk-Kul Region)
About the project:
Implementation of the "Community Mudflow Risk Reduction in Eshperov village" project to protect children, families, and local infrastructure from mudflows and floods. The delivery of construction materials (pipes and concrete rings) is required for a local culvert node in the "Tesh" section, where irrigation and floodwater will be safely diverted around a mudflow-damaged canal.
Deadline for submission of commercial proposals: October 6, 2026, by 17:30
Submission method: In a sealed envelope, submitted in person or by courier to: Bishkek, 6 Imanaly Aidarbekov (Young Guard) Street, 2nd floor ("Eldik" clinic building) marked "Поставка труб и бетонных колец для устройства водопропуска, с. Эшперов" (Supply of pipes and concrete rings for culvert construction, Eshperov village).
For details, please visit tenders.kg under No. 31921 "Поставка труб и бетонных колец для устройства водопропуска" (Supply of pipes and concrete rings for culvert construction).
2. Tender: Materials and construction of a greenhouse in Kotormo village (Jalal-Abad Region)
About the project:
Construction and setup of a 150 m² greenhouse on the territory of K. Chokoev Secondary School No. 18 in Kotormo village (Toktogul district). The "From Greenhouse to School Canteen: Supporting Healthy Nutrition" project aims to improve the nutritional value of school meals, provide students with fresh vegetables and greens during off-seasons, and create conditions for practical natural science classes.
Deadline for submission of commercial proposals: October 6, 2026, by 17:30
Submission method: In a sealed A4 envelope sent to: Bishkek, 6 Imanaly Aidarbekov Street (2nd floor, "Eldik" building, administrative department) with the mandatory marking "Оборудование для строительства теплицы" (Equipment for greenhouse construction).
For details, please visit tenders.kg under No. 31949 "Материалы и строительство теплицы" (Materials and construction of a greenhouse).
3. Tender: Procurement of color printers for B. Salaev Secondary School No. 34 (Jalal-Abad Region)
About the project:
Equipping B. Salaev Secondary School No. 34 in Zhetigen village (Toktogul district) with necessary printing equipment to improve the educational environment. The procurement includes 3 color multifunctional printers (3-in-1) and 1 color 6-inkjet printer (Epson L8058 or equivalent), including delivery to the school.
Deadline for submission of commercial proposals: October 5, 2026, by 18:00
Submission method: via email to administration@goodneighbors.kg with the subject line "Закупка принтеров в школу №34" (Procurement of printers for School No. 34)
For details, please visit tenders.kg under No. 31958 "Конкурс: закуп цветных принтеров" (Call for proposals: procurement of color printers).
4. Tender: Procurement of tables and chairs for the canteen of B. Salaev Secondary School No. 34 (Jalal-Abad Region)
About the project:
Improving the canteen conditions of B. Salaev Secondary School No. 34 in Zhetigen village (Toktogul district). The project includes the procurement and delivery of 12 dining tables (seating 4) and 48 chairs, suitable for grades 1–4, to ensure proper dining conditions for students.
Deadline for submission of commercial proposals: October 5, 2026, by 18:00
Submission method: via email to administration@goodneighbors.kg with the subject line "Закупка столов в школу №34" (Procurement of tables for School No. 34)
For details, please visit tenders.kg under No. 31959 "Конкурс: Закуп столов и стульев для столовой средней общеобразовательной школы" (Call for proposals: procurement of tables and chairs for school canteen).
Dear children, parents, teachers, and everyone dedicated to caring for the younger generation,
Good Neighbors Kyrgyz Republic sincerely congratulates you on International Children’s Day!
This day reminds us of what matters most: every child deserves a happy childhood, love, care, safety, and the opportunity to reach their full potential. Children are our future, a source of inspiration, and our hope for a better world.
For 35 years, Good Neighbors International has been working for the well-being of children around the world. Today, the organization positively impacts the lives of millions of people in more than 40 countries, with a strong focus on child rights protection, well-being, and inclusive community development.
In Kyrgyzstan, Good Neighbors has been operating since 2014. Throughout these years, together with our partners, local communities, schools, and families, we have been creating conditions that enable children to grow up healthy, receive quality education, develop their talents, and feel safe and protected.
On this special day, we wish every child bright smiles, joyful discoveries, loyal friends, and confidence in the future. May your dreams come true, and may you always be surrounded by people who support, inspire, and help you take the first step toward great achievements.
Happy International Children’s Day!
A series of Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) was successfully conducted as part of the comprehensive needs assessment in the Community Development Projects (CDPs) of Kok-Chu, Bolot Mambetova, Bel-Aldy, and Zhapalak located in Chui, Issyk-Kul, Osh, and Jalal-Abad regions of the Kyrgyz Republic.
The discussions brought together representatives of various community groups, including teachers, healthcare workers, parents, youth, farmers, entrepreneurs, representatives of local self-government bodies, and vulnerable population groups. The focus groups served as a platform for open discussion of current community challenges, identification of priority needs, and exploration of possible solutions.
The discussions covered issues related to education, healthcare, access to clean water and sanitation, rights protection, social support, employment, and income generation. Special attention was given to the challenges faced by vulnerable groups, access to basic services, improvement of living conditions, and strengthening the capacity of local communities.
The Focus Group Discussions enabled the collection of valuable qualitative information and ensured active community participation in the needs assessment process. The findings will be used for further planning and for developing practical programs and initiatives that are responsive to the real needs of the communities.
Environmental debates (Eco-Debate) among high school students were successfully held at Secondary School No. 48 (Kerme-Too) and Secondary School No. 45 named after M. Myrzaev in Osh city.
Although for many students this was their first experience participating in debates, from the very beginning they demonstrated great interest, active participation, and sincere engagement in discussing current environmental issues. During the event, participants learned how to express their opinions with arguments, listen to opposing views, work as a team, and collaboratively find solutions.
The eco-debates became an important platform for developing public speaking, critical thinking, leadership, and teamwork skills.
We hope that such initiatives will inspire young people to continue their personal development and participate in future debate tournaments, helping to build an active civic position.