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List of ATM's & POS-terminals of "Aiyl Bank" Address Location Type Region City/village Street Regional hospital Issyk-Kul region Karakol city 1, Kutmanaliev st. ATM Former head office of Aiyl Bank Chui region Bishkek city 50, Pushkina st. ATM Osh branch Osh region Osh city 21, Razzakova st. ATM Offsite cash desk Kyrgyz Temir Jolu Chui region Bishkek city 83, Lva Tolstogo st. ATM Savings-bank №048-06-19 Naryn region At-Bashy village 16, Sulaimanova st. ATM Kant branch Chui region Kant city 68, Lenina st. ATM without number, "Triada" shop Issyk-Kul region Karakol city Toktogula st. ATM without number, Cholpon-Ata branch Issyk-Kul region Cholpon-Ata city Sovetskaya st. ATM Naryn branch Naryn region Naryn city 72, Lenina st. ATM Kochkor village, Kochkor branch Naryn region Kochkor region 131, Orozbakova st. ATM Ak-Talaa region, Ak-Talaa branch Naryn region Bayetova village 36\1, Manas st. ATM Sokuluk region, Sokuluk branch Chui region Sokuluk village 116, Frunze st. ATM Karabalta branch Chui region Kainda, village 5, Sadovaya st. ATM Alamedin branch Chui region Bishkek city 203a, Jibek-Jolu st. ATM Osh-Nuru Hotel Osh region Osh city 1, Bayalinova st. ATM Kerben branch Jalalabad region Kerben city 143, Umetalieva st. ATM Savings-bank №048-11-16 Jalalabad region Jalal-Abad city 6, Aytmatova st. ATM Andizhanskaya lot, without number, Kyzyl-Kyshtak rural council Osh region Kyzyl-Kyshtak council Kurmanjan Datka st. ATM Savings-bank №048-08-39 Osh region Osh city 211, Kurmanjan Datka st. ATM Nookat branch Osh region Nookat city 6, Lenina st. ATM Nooken region, Massy Nooken branch Jalalabad region village 13, Lenina st. ATM In the house of Everyday Life Chui region Kara-Balta city 51, Sverdlova st. ATM Maternity Hospital Issyk-Kul region Karakol city 1, Michurina st. ATM without number, Gulcha branch Osh region Gulcha village Narmatova st. ATM Naryn branch Naryn region Naryn city 72, Lenina st. ATM without number, Talas branch Talas region Talas city Otorbaeva st. ATM Toguz-toro region, Savings-bank №048-06-43 Jalalabad region Kazarman village 83, Kojalieva st. ATM Tokmok branch Chui region Tokmok city 5, Ibraimova st. ATM 62, boulevard Molodoy Bishkek branch Chui region Bishkek city Gvardii ATM Uzgen branch Osh region Uzgen city 125, Lenina st. ATM Alay region, Gulcho Gulcha branch Osh region village 83, Lenina st. ATM Karasuu branch Osh region Karasuu city 171a, Lenina st. ATM Alabuka region, Alabuka branch Jalalabad region Alabuka village 39, Lenina st. ATM Toktogul branch Jalalabad region Toktogul city 7, Suerkulova st. ATM Kochkor-Ata region, Savings-bank №048-18-26 Jalalabad region Kochkor-Ata village 6/6, Gagarina st. ATM Kara-Buura region, Kara-Buura branch 31, Aytmatova st. Talas region Kyzyl-Adyr village ATM Batken branch Batken region Batken city 14, Razzakova st. ATM Kyzyl-Kiya branch Batken region Kyzyl-Kiya city 14, Asanalieva st. ATM Kadamjay region, without number, Kadamjay branch Batken region Kadamjay village Orozbekova st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan 81, Jibek-Jolu st. Кемин №048-5-67 Chui region Kemin city ATM Karabalta branch Chui region Karabalta city 123, Kojomberdieva st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Issyk-Kul region, 57, Sovetskaya st. Anan'evo №048-14-14 Issyk-Kul region Ananevo village ATM Balykchy branch Issyk-Kul region Balykchy city 207, Abdrahmanova st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Ton region, without number, B. Bokonbaevo №048-27-20 Issyk-Kul region Bokonbaevo village Mambetova st. ATM without number, st. Central regional Hospital Osh region Uzgen city Manasa ATM Ayal aymak Kurama, Central Regional Hospital Chui region Panfilovskoe village 24, Kaindinskaya st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan without number, Lenina Karakul №048-01-24 Jalalabad region Karakul city st. ATM Bazar-Korgon region, Bazar-Korgon branch Jalalabad region Bazar-Korgon village 101, Tekebaeva st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Bakay-Ata region, Bakay-Ata №048-07-21 Talas region Bakay-Ata village 14, Otunbaeva st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Manas region, 40, Koyashova st. Pokrovka №048-22-18 Talas region Pokrovka village ATM "Erkin" shop Naryn region Naryn city 4, Lenina st. ATM In a building of Kyrgyz Toguz-Toro region, without number, Telekom Jalalabad region Kazarman village Jeenalieva st. ATM Leylek branch Batken region Isfana city 10, Koshmuratova st. ATM In a building of Agroindustrial Complex Chui region Bishkek city 96b, Kievskaya st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Chon-Alay region, 101, Suleimanova st. Daroot-Korgon №048-13-28 Osh region Daroot-Korgon village ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Jumgal region, Chaek 114, Matyeva st. Chaek №048-16-22 Naryn region village ATM Karakol branch Issyk-Kul region Karakol city 120A, Moskovskaya st. ATM Sokuluk region, Jany In a building of shop Chui region Jer village 1, Molodaya Gvardiya st. ATM In a building of "El-Market" shop" Naryn region Naryn city 51, Sagymbai Orozbak st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Arstanbap Jalalabad region Arstanbap village 1, Yu. Islamova st. ATM In a building of Kyrgyz Telekom Batken region Batken city 1, Nurkazieva st. ATM Kyzyl-Kiya branch Batken region Kyzyl-kiya city 21A, 1 microdistrict ATM Savings-bank №048-29-47 Batken region city Kadamjay Bayaman Baatyr market ATM 112, Frunze st. Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Moskva region, Aleksandrovka №048-04-02 Chui region Aleksandrovka village ATM In a building of Novopavlovka Sokuluk region, 285, Frunze st. Aiyl Okmotu Chui region Novopavlovka village ATM In a building of "Aimen City" cafe Chui region Kara-Balta city 38/40, Kojomberdieva st. ATM without number, 60 years Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan October st. Internacionalnyi №048-15-36 Batken region Isfana city ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Jety-Oguz region, 216, Manas st. Kyzyl-Suu №048-03-51 Issyk-Kul region Kyzyl-Suu village ATM Kara-Kulja region, 54, Ch. Pazylova st. Regional territorial Hospital Osh region village Karakulja ATM Ak-Terek rural district, In a building of Kara-Koo Aiyl Ton region, Kara-Koo without number, Okmotu Issyk-Kul region village Batyrkan st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Talas region, Akkorgon Akkorgon №048-10-34 Jalalabad region village 18, Babahanova st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Kara-Suu region, Tashlak lot, without Furkat №048-25-64 Osh region Furkat village number ATM without number, Savings-bank №048-25-64 Jalalabad region Kerben city Niyazaly st. ATM Jety-Oguz region, "Barskhan" shop Issyk-Kul region Barskon village 161, Lenina st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Toktogul №048-01-60 Jalalabad region Toktogul city 7, Sharipova st. ATM Sary-Tash – Road and Kara-Kulja region, Road and operational operational enterprise 960 Osh region Sary-Tash village enterprise 960 ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Aravan region, Aravan without number, Osh- Aravan № 048-8-04 Osh region village 3000 st. ATM Yssyk-Ata region, In a building of shop Chui region Ivanovka village 141, Gr. Il'ina st. ATM without number, "Ala-Too" shop Batken region Isfana city Stroitelnaya st. ATM Ak-Suu region, 107, Gagarina st. Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Teploklyuchenka Teploklyuchenka №048-03-70 Issyk-Kul region village ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Tyup region, Tyup 83, Elebaeva st. Tyup №048-03-29 Issyk-Kul region village ATM In a building of Power Distribution Zone Issyk-Kul region Karakol city 11, Chkalova st. ATM in a building of Central Alabuka region, Hospital Jalalabad region Alabuka village 3, Lenina st. ATM Kochkor village, Kochkor branch Naryn region Kochkor region 131, Orozbakova st. ATM Moskva region, Belovodskoe branch Chui region Belovodskoe village 33, Lenina st. ATM Head Office Chui region Bishkek city 14, Logvinenko st. ATM in a building of State 110, Sanzybaeva st. Registration Service Tokmok Chui region Tokmok city ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Kara-Kulja region, Oktyabrskoe №048-11-50 Jalalabad region Oktyabrskoe village 60, Gagarina st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Suzak region, Suzak Suzak №048-11-35 Jalalabad region village 76, Dakan-Palvan st. ATM Osh branch Osh region Osh city 21, Razzakova st. ATM Osh-Datka branch Osh region Osh city without number, Navoi st. ATM In a building of Kyrgyz Kadamjay region, Telekom Batken region Kadamjay village 2, Amana Jalilova st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan without number, Batken №048-12-42 Batken region Batken city Saydyman ajy st. ATM in a building of "Kuntuu" Aiyl Sokuluk region, Kuntuu Okmotu Chui region village 48A, Imanalieva st. ATM Ak-talaa region, Ak-Talaa regional Hospital Naryn region Baetovo village 98, Manasa st. ATM in a building of Sopu-Korgon Alay region, Sopu- without number, Sopu Aiyl Okmotu Osh region Korgon village Korgon st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Uzgen region, Kurshab without number, Kurshab №048-9-46 Osh region village Kamchybekova st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Toktogul region, Uch- Bishkek-Osh track Uch Terek №048-01-73 Jalalabad region Terek village ATM In a building of Kyrgyz Kara-Kulja region, Telekom Osh region Karakulja village 33, Chegi-Pazylova st. ATM Union of Banks of Kyrgyzstan Aksy region, Kara- without number, Kara-Jygach №048-20-52 Jalalabad region Jygach village Omurzakova st. ATM Customer Service Center Chui region Bishkek city 108, Ibraimova st. ATM Nooken region, Massy Nooken branch Jalalabad region village 6, Lenina st. ATM State Automobile Inspection Department of Kyrgyz 1a, Chokana Republic Chui region Bishkek city Valikhanova st. ATM Department of Internal Affairs of Kyrgyz Republic Chui region Bishkek city 115, Kurmanjan-Datka st. ATM Home Office Chui region Bishkek city 469, Frunze st. ATM Special operations regiment «Shumkar» Chui region Bishkek city 17, Krondshtadtskaya st. ATM Municipal Department of Internal Affairs Chui region Bishkek city 64A, Toktogula st.
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    An International Center for Soil Fertility and Agricultural Development Международный центр по развитию плодородности почвы и сельского хозяйства Kyrgyz Agro-Input Enterprise Development Project Кыргызский проект снабжения и развития агро-бизнеса 323 Lenin Str, 2nd Floor Osh, 714000 Kyrgyz Republic Tel/fax: (996) (3222) 553 94 e-mail [email protected] QUARTERLY REPORT 4-1-2002 THROUGH 6-30-2002 USAID Cooperative Agreement 116-G-00-01-00034-00 Prepared for USAID/CAR By IFDC Muscle Shoals, AL USA TABLE OF CONTENTS Pg. 3 Table of Acronyms Pg. 4 Executive Summary Pg. 5 Summary Activities in Support of Work Plan Third Quarter Pg. 7 Activities Planned for Fourth Quarter Kyrgyz Staff Activity Reports: Pg. 8 Details of Agronomic support and private sector extension activities Pg. 11 Details of Credit/finance, business training, and international procurement assistance activities Pg. 17 Details of Trade association and market information system development activities 2 TABLE OF ACRONYMS CAR Central Asia Region CYMMIT International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center IEE Initial Environment Evaluation IFDC An International Center for Soil Fertility and Agricultural Development IR Intermediate Results Indicator GAA German Agro Action AAK-JA Association of Agro-business of Kyrgyzstan “Jer Azigy” (Food for Soil) KAED Kyrgyz Agro-inputs Enterprise Development Project LARK Legal Assistance for Rural Citizens (co-funded by USAID and Swiss) NADPO Netherlands Agriculture Development Project, Osh PPP Plant Protection Products such as fungicides, pesticides, herbicides T/A Technical Assistance TES Technical Extension Service Project (German donor sponsored) USAID United States Agency for International Development 3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The third quarter, covering the period of April through June 2002, saw strong progress for the Kyrgyz Agro-input Enterprise Development (KAED) pilot project being implemented by IFDC in the three oblasts in the south of Kyrgyzstan that share the Ferghana Valley.
  • (DREF) Kyrgyzstan: Floods and Mudflows

    (DREF) Kyrgyzstan: Floods and Mudflows

    Disaster relief emergency fund (DREF) Kyrgyzstan: Floods and mudflows DREF operation n° MDRKG008 GLIDE n° FL-2012-000043-KGZ 4th May 2012 The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent (IFRC) Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) is a source of un-earmarked money created by the Federation in 1985 to ensure that immediate financial support is available for Red Cross and Red Crescent emergency response. The DREF is a vital part of the International Federation’s disaster response system and increases the ability of National Societies to respond to disasters. CHF 110,430 has been allocated from the IFRC’s Disaster Relief Emergency Fund (DREF) to support the National Society in delivering immediate assistance to some 1,001 families (approximately 5,005 beneficiaries). Unearmarked funds to repay DREF are encouraged. Summary: Kyrgyzstan experienced the harshest winter with unusually low temperatures, heavy snowfalls throughout 2011 and 2012 and high precipitation, which exceeded the annual average by 2 – 2,5 times according to the Hydro Meteo Service of Kyrgyzstan. Snow melting and heavy rains caused mudflows and flash floods across Kyrgyzstan. Food stocks, home properties, livelihoods and Kulundu village of Leilek district, Batken oblast. Photo made by RCSK infrastructure have been heavily damaged. Series of mudflows occurred on the territory of Naryn, Osh, Jalalabad and Batken regions including remote districts throughout April. The most destructive flash floods were in Osh, Batken and Jalalbad during the period of April 23 to April 29, 2012. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations a total of more than 2,300 households were affected in Osh, Batken, Jalalabad and Naryn1.