Eurasianet tells it like it is about the EBRD meeting in Tashkent. By the way, if you’re interested in Central Asia, and you don’t read Eurasianet, you’re deluded.
Author: Alanna Shaikh
Eurasianet tells it like it is about the EBRD meeting in Tashkent. By the way, if you’re interested in Central Asia, and you don’t read Eurasianet, you’re deluded.
The Game Days site is about the activities of the USAID Sports and Health Project (SHEP). SHEP is intended to reduce conflict in Central Asia through cross border interactions – kids in Uzbekistan, for example, plays teams from Kyrgyzstan. They also provide health education for the kids on the teams. It’s an incredibly fun project to be involved with, because it’s all about kids playing sports, which is a lot less complicated than most USAID work. This site was actually developed by 6th graders at the Tashkent International School, which is pretty cool. If you look closely at the kids in the pictures, you can see them carrying posters I helped design – ZdravPlus, my employer, is a close partner to SHEP.
The Game Days site is about the activities of the USAID Sports and Health Project (SHEP). SHEP is intended to reduce conflict in Central Asia through cross border interactions – kids in Uzbekistan, for example, plays teams from Kyrgyzstan. They also provide health education for the kids on the teams. It’s an incredibly fun project to be involved with, because it’s all about kids playing sports, which is a lot less complicated than most USAID work. This site was actually developed by 6th graders at the Tashkent International School, which is pretty cool. If you look closely at the kids in the pictures, you can see them carrying posters I helped design – ZdravPlus, my employer, is a close partner to SHEP.
The Game Days site is about the activities of the USAID Sports and Health Project (SHEP). SHEP is intended to reduce conflict in Central Asia through cross border interactions – kids in Uzbekistan, for example, plays teams from Kyrgyzstan. They also provide health education for the kids on the teams. It’s an incredibly fun project to be involved with, because it’s all about kids playing sports, which is a lot less complicated than most USAID work. This site was actually developed by 6th graders at the Tashkent International School, which is pretty cool. If you look closely at the kids in the pictures, you can see them carrying posters I helped design – ZdravPlus, my employer, is a close partner to SHEP.
An interesting MSF report on Karakalpakstan – MSF: Karakalpakstan: A population in danger. Karakalpakstan is one of the saddest places I’ve ever been, and I’ve been to Beirut and Gaza. There is something about a place where the land is dead that makes everything more wretched.
An interesting MSF report on Karakalpakstan – MSF: Karakalpakstan: A population in danger. Karakalpakstan is one of the saddest places I’ve ever been, and I’ve been to Beirut and Gaza. There is something about a place where the land is dead that makes everything more wretched.