Since 2009 till 2024 DPI successfully implemented about 60 projects in the area of municipal and state administration, including municipal and state resource management and citizen participation in local developmemt planning and management (funding from SDC, FCDO, USAID, UNDP, UNICEF, the World Bank, the European Commission, and other international organizations. The main principle of development or choice of a project is its full accordance to DPI’s Mission and possibilities for quality and timely implementation of the project.
DPI was the first local organization in Kyrgyzstan to directly implement SDC and USAID-funded projects aimed at developing LSG, local services, interbudgetary reations, and citizen participation in the budget process.
Working out of Development Strategy of Kyrgyz Parliament for 2016 - 2020 (DFID, 2015-2016)
Period: 2015 - 2016
Implementation: Develoment Policy Institute
Client: Jogorku Kenesh of Kyrgyz Republic (Parliament)
Funded by: UK Department for International Development (DFID)
It is expected that this Strategy will become one of key strategic documents defining the development of controlling system in the country in the medium term.
The strategy is developed under the leadership of the Speaker of Jogorku Kenesh with participation of Parliamentary Commission and Working group of experts.
Activities for the development strategy include:
- Parliament setting development goals,
- identifying ways to achieve the goal,
- analysis of the problems hindering the achievement of the objective.
The Strategy will focuse on:
- achieving the effective and complete realization of representative, legislative and control functions of Jogorku Kenesh,
- improving the work of factions, committees, commissions and apparatus of the Jogorku Kenesh,
- improving the quality of the legislative process, as well as the improvement of their work on their interaction with the citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic,
- taking into account the opinions of citizens in decision making.
Draft Strategy for the Development of Jogorku Kenesh will be submitted for consideration to the Parliament in April 2016.
