Project Publications

IREX began implementing the Tech Age Teachers project in 2012, as a way to offer computer and Internet technology trainings to local teachers in the cities of Atyrau and Kulsary. The program has four main objectives:

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Tech Age Teachers Fact Sheet 2013 English

Tech Age Teachers Fact Sheet 2013 Kazakh

Tech Age Teachers Fact Sheet 2013 Russian

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The BOTA Foundation has made significant investment in maternal and child health, early childhood development, child and youth protection and livelihood development. BOTA shares its 2012 Annual Report of its work on behalf of impoverished and vulnerable children and youth in Kazakhstan. 

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These individuals are fellows of the Yegor Gaidar Fellowship Program in Economics.

Raisa Epikhina
Junior Research Fellow
Faculty of Economics, Lomonosov Moscow State University
The Center for Strategic and International Studies
The electric power sector in China and Russia

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Youth from Romania and Moldova gave voice to their personal stories of change in a participatory evaluation of the Youth Civic Engagement and Dialogue program. Using the Most Significant Change technique, more than 80 youth participated in an evaluation in which they gathered stories of change from each other and shared their recommendations for the future of the project.

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Formative Evaluation of the Youth Civic Engagement and Dialogue Program in Romania and Moldova (2 MB pdf)

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In Spring 2013, the University Administration Support Program brought thirteen leading higher education administrators from Armenia, Georgia, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda and Ukraine to conduct research on a range of university management topics at host universities across the United States.

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Botazhan is the monthly publication of the BOTA Foundation program.

Click here to view the 2012 Botazhan publications.

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The BOTA Foundation has made significant investment in maternal and child health, early childhood development, child and youth protection and livelihood development. BOTA shares its 2011 Annual Report of its work on behalf of impoverished and vulnerable children and youth in Kazakhstan. 

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The KICK program emphasizes sports as a medium for teaching conflict management and promoting mutual understanding among Kyrgyz coaches and youth from different regions and ethnic and religious backgrounds. In this video produced in Kyrgyzstan the summer camp participants tell of the impact of this program on their lives. 

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