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SESSION 3.1 Economic Dynamics and Social Impact in Kyrgyzstan: Trade, Migration, and Policy Perspectives

Moderator: Damir Esenaliev, IGZ/ISDC

Elvira Kurmanalieva, Independent Researcher

Does intra-industry trade provide conditions for economic growth in Kyrgyzstan

Bakytbek Tynaliev, Independent researcher

Analyzing the impact of tax policy on diverse population groups through a gender lens

Elena Kolesova, UCA

Alternative ways of reading the Russian invasion of Ukraine: narrating Naryn's economic migration to Russia

Yuanhang Wang, Texas A&M University (online)

Remittance, perception of security, and incidence of violence in Kyrgyzstan

00:00 – 1:35:12

SESSION 3.4 Livestock Production in Central Asia: from Pastures to Markets

Room KARKYRA

Moderator: Gulnara Dzhunushalieva, UCA

Zhyrgalbek Kozhomberdiev, Public Foundation CAMP Alatoo

The state of pastures in Kyrgyzstan under conditions of continuous growth in livestock numbers and climate change

Viktoriya Krylova, Kazakh-German University

Pasture resource management in Kazakhstan in the context of climate change

Sarah Robinson and Martin Petrick, Justus Liebig University Giessen

Land access and feeding strategies in a Kazakhstani rangeland system

Baimat Niiazaliev, UCA (online)

Determinants of milk market participation among small dairy farmers in Kyrgyzstan

1:35:16 – 3:01:30
SESSION 3.7 Violence, Trafficking, Property and Health: Women Rights Issues in Central Asia

Moderator: Aizharkyn Kozhobekova, UCA

SESSION 3.10 Gender and Livelihoods in Mountainous Central Asia

Moderator: Maksim Kulikov, UCA

Roy Sidle, Arnaud Caiserman, UCA (online)

Multifaceted challenges facing women farmers in the Pamir: climate dynamics, natural hazards, and social inequities

Aslam Qadamov, UCA

Challenges and strategies for strengthening yak-based livelihoods in Murgab, Tajikistan

Maksim Kulikov, UCA

Climate Change and its Impact on Natural Resources and Rural Livelihoods: Gendered Perspectives from Naryn, Kyrgyzstan

Jannike Van Bruggen, Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences; Gulbara Omorova,

Institute of Water Problems and Hydroenergy

Adaptive capacity of apricot farming communities in response to changing water availability in Kyrgyzstan

4:38:16 – 6:19:30



Closing remarks: Kanat Tilekeyev, UCA

Nazgul Turdubekova, League of Children’s Rights Defenders

Women’s property rights in the Kyrgyz Republic

Medet Tiulegenov, UCA

Sexualized violence against women with disabilities in Central Asia

Cholponai Saparbekova, Women University EWHA

Countering exploitation: a study of digital approaches to combat human trafficking in the Kyrgyz Republic

Guzel Bekenova, Women University EWHA

Maternal mortality in Kyrgyzstan: exploring determinants in the context of the three delays model

3:05:08 – 4:29:58