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Eng List of Participants Introduction workshop, on-site training and evaluation workshop under the UNECE projects on strengthening the safety of mining operations, in particular tailings management facilities, in Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and beyond in Central Asia 11-13 June 2019, Kokshetau, Kazakhstan, «Dostyk» Hotel LIST OF PARTICIPANTS (final) № Full name Contacts KAZAKHSTAN 1. Erkin Duysenbaev 32/1 Kabanbay batyr, Nur-Sultan, Chief Expert, Department of State Supervision in Kazakhstan the Mining and Metallurgical Industry of the Phone: +7 7172 754 936 Committee for Industrial Development and Emai l: [email protected] Industrial Safety of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan 2. Farhat Seyfullov 32/1 Kabanbay batyr, Nur-Sultan, Chief Specialist, Department of State Supervision Kazakhstan of Atomic Energy Uses, Committee for Industrial Phone: +7 7172 754 904 Development and Industrial Safety, Ministry of Email: [email protected] Industry and Infrastructure Development of the [email protected] Republic of Kazakhstan 3. Bulat Seilov Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan Head of the Department of State Oversight in the Phone: +7 777 247 87 21 Zhezkazgan Region of the Department of the Email: [email protected] Committee for Industrial Development and Industrial Safety of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Karaganda Region 4. Farhat Tyutenov 63 Burova, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Head, Department of intersectoral supervision, Kazakhstan control in the field of energy conservation and Phone: +7 702 844 70 03 energy efficiency, Department of the Committee Phone: +7 7232 263 338 for Industrial Development and Industrial Safety of Email: [email protected] the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the East Kazakhstan Region 5. Daulet Seilkhanov 150 S. Baimagambetova, Kostanay, Head of the Department for Intersectoral Kazakhstan Supervision, Control in the Field of Energy Saving Phone: +7 705 300 21 64 and Energy Efficiency Improvement, Department Email: [email protected] of the Committee for Industrial Development and Industrial Safety of the Ministry of Industry and 1 Infrastructure Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Kostanay Region 6. Serik Moldagulov Phone: 8 701 5209920 Head, Department of the Committee for Industrial Email: [email protected] Development and Industrial Safety of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Akmola Region 7. Miras Gazisov Phone: 8 775 9174461 Chief Specialist, Department for State Supervision Email: [email protected] in the Mining Sector of the Department of the Committee for Industrial Development and Industrial Safety of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Akmola 8. Medet Kumargaliev 19 Kabanbai batyr, Nur-Sultan, Head of the Department of the Committee for Kazakhstan Environmental Regulation and Supervision of the Phone: + 7 7172 786 981 Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan Email: [email protected] 9. Bolat Bigarayev Phone: + 7 7070546452 Deputy Head, Department of Ecology in the Email: [email protected] Akmola region, the main state environmental inspector in the Akmola region 10. Asylkhan Tokbay Phone: + 7 7070546452 Specialist, Department of State Environmental Email: [email protected] Control, Department of Ecology, Akmola Region 11. Bakhtiyar Ospanov 8 Mangilik El, Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan chief expert of the Committee for Emergency Phone: +7 7172 948 013 Situations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Email: [email protected] Republic of Kazakhstan 12. Erbol Tashimov 8 Mangilik El, Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan chief expert of the Department of Transboundary Phone: +7 7172 749 168 Rivers of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Email: [email protected] Republic of Kazakhstan TAJIKISTAN 13. Madznun Dzhumaev Dushanbe, Tajikistan Head, Comprehensive Industrial Safety Phone: (+992) 904581311 Inspectorate in the Sughd Region, State Email: [email protected] Supervision Service for the Safe Work in Industry and Mining Supervision under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan 14. Attor Kosumbekov Dushanbe, Tajikistan Leading Specialist, Inspection for Supervision of Phone: (+992) 904581311 the Turnover of Explosive Materials of the State Email: [email protected] Oversight Service for the Safe Operation of Industry and Mining Supervision under the Government of the Republic of Tajikistan 2 15. Komilboy Zokirov Dushanbe, Tajikistan Chief Specialist, Department of Mechanical Phone: (+992) 904581311 Engineering, Defense Industry and Chemistry of Email: [email protected] the Ministry of Industry and New Technologies of the Republic of Tajikistan KYRGYZSTAN 16. Chinara Sadabaeva 720001, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Chief Specialist, Industrial Safety Regulation Phone : +996 312 904040 Department, State Committee for Industry, Energy Email: [email protected] and Subsoil Use of the Kyrgyz Republic 17. Gulzhan Makhmudova 720001, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Leading Specialist, Industrial Safety Regulation Phone : +996 559 201 129 Department, State Committee for Industry, Email: [email protected] Energy and Subsoil Use of the Kyrgyz Republic UKRAINE (trainers) 18. Dmitry Rudakov 49005 Dnipro, Ukraine Consultant, United Nations Economic Phone: +38(098)377-99-63 Commission for Europe Convention on the Email: [email protected] Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents 19. Dmitry Pikarenya 49005 Dnipro, Ukraine Department of Hydrogeology and Engineering Phone: +38(098)377-99-63 Geology, Dnipro Technological University Email: [email protected] UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC ECONOMIC COMMISSION 20. Claudia Kamke Palais des Nations Environmental Affairs Officer, Convention on the 8-14 avenue de la Paix Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents, CH - 1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Phone: +41 (0) 22 917 12 11 Email: [email protected] 21. Taalaibek Makeev Almaty, Kazakhstan, 68A, Amaneldy Economic Affairs Officer, Environment Division Phone: +7 727 3384402 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Mobile: +7 707 7327227 SPECA Joint ESCAP-UNECE Office in Almaty Email: [email protected] PARTNERS AND OTHERS 22. Yerlen Badykhan Nur-Sultan, Z10K8H4, 10 Beibitshilik National economic and environmental officer Phone: +7 7172 580 070 (ext. 7077) Economic and Environmental Dimension Email: [email protected] 23. Serik Akhmetov 29 Syganak, Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan Director, International Water Assessment Centre Phone : +7 7172 790 432 Email: [email protected] 24. Sandugash Abdizhalelova 29 Syganak, Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan Chief expert, International Water Assessment Phone : +7 7172 790 708 Centre Email: [email protected] 25. Kanat Murzabekov Phone: 8777-787-06-54 Chief Engineer, Gold Extraction Plant of Altyntau Email:[email protected] Kokshetau JSC om 26. Ghazali Kuljabeyov Phone: 8777-787-06-54 3 Head, Сondensation, industrial water supply and Email:[email protected] tailings department of Altyntau Kokshetau JSC om 27. Alia Isaeva Phone: 8777-787-06-54 Engineer, Research Laboratory, Gold Extraction Email:[email protected] Plant, Altyntau Kokshetau JSC om 28. Talgat Torebekov Phone: +7 701 775 9056 Director, Environmental Protection Department, Email: [email protected] Eurasian Group LLP 29. Batyrkhan Utepov Syganak 73, Almaty, Kazakhstan Chief Expert, Center for Emergency Situations and Phone: 8(727)220-73-32, (int.107) Disaster Risk Reduction Email: [email protected] 30. Nurgul Tastenbekova Mangilik El 11/1, Nur-Sultan, Manager, Water Initiatives Center Kazakhstan Phone: +7 7172 798 196 Email: [email protected] 31. Мейрам Арыстанов Mangilik El 11/1, Nur-Sultan, Expert, Water Initiatives Center Kazakhstan Phone: +7 7172 798 196 Email: [email protected] VIA SKYPE 32. Olexandra Logunova 49005 Dnipro, Ukraine Head, Sustainable Development Platform NGO Phone: +380 50 482 8549 Email: [email protected] 4 .
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