“Kyrgyz Air Navigation” State Enterprise supported the launch of seven Development Centres in Jailoo
August 15, 2022, 07:21This year, “Kyrgyz Air
Navigation” State Enterprise supported the opening of Seven Development Centres in Jailoo.
"Kyrgyz Air Navigation” assisted
in the purchase of stationery for the Development Centres: Kabylan-Kiol in Alay
district; Azhyke, Seyil, Kyzyl-Bulak, Sary-Kungoi, and Kalbaev
kindergarten development centres in Kara-Kulja district; and Bala-Nur in
Chatkal district.
Young children, whose
parents are engaged in animal husbandry and move to summer pastures, become
vulnerable during that time. Children live with their families in the jailoo
(pastures) four to five months without the learning
opportunities necessary for their further development. Early childhood
development plays an important role in climate protection and sustainable
mountain development programmes. In order to increase climate resilience,
preserve natural heritage, and celebrate the
International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development, the year 2022 has been
declared the "Year of Mountain Ecosystems Protection and Climate
Resilience" by the President of the Kyrgyz Republic, Sadyr Japarov. At the
initiative of Kyrgyzstan, on 16 December last year, participants of the 76th
session of the UN General Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution to declare
2022 the "International Year of Sustainable Mountain
Development".
Since 2014, in order to develop pre-school children, whose families stay in pastures during summer time, the Roza Otunbaeva Initiative has been implementing the programme, "Kindergartens in Jailoo", which has eventually transformed into "Development Centres in Jailoo". After Eight years of operation during the years between 2014 and 2021, the Development Centres in Jailoo project has reached over 16,000 children, over 6,000 parents, and engaged over 1,400 educators.
The “Roza
Otunbaeva Initiative” International Public Foundation is grateful to the ”Kyrgyz Air
Navigation” State Enterprise for its contribution
to the development of children in the high mountain regions of Kyrgyzstan.