The Advisory Committee is a consultative and advisory body, designed to provide for effective interaction and consultative process between Osh residents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders with Osh governing authorities on issues related to water supply and sanitation. Among the Committee’s competencies there are monitoring of the implementation of the Public Service...

Within Phase II of the Osh Water and Wastewater Rehabilitation Project6 financed by the EBRD and the European Union training of Company controllers continues. On 6 February Jamilya Kaparova, local expert of the Corporate Development Programme, expert on gender issues, well-known in Kyrgyzstan delivered a presentation. The Company faces a need to introduce gender mainstreaming...

On 6 February a meeting of Mr. Talant Baikishiev, Deputy Director of Oshvodokanal, with representatives of pilot districts of Phase II of Osh Water and Wastewater Rehabilitation Project, financed by the EBRD and the European Union. Representatives of almost all Quarter Committees of Municipal Territorial Unit (MTU) Amir-Temur, Dostuk residential neighbourhood and Ak-Tilek residential neighbourhood...

On June 22 the Advisory Committee of the Osh Municipal Water Company met again. The Advisory Committee is a consultative and advisory body, designed to provide for effective interaction and consultative process between Osh residents, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders with Osh governing authorities on issues related to water supply and sanitation. At the meeting...

Reforming of operational and financial management of Osh Water Company within  Osh Water and Wastewater Rehabilitation Project financed by EBRD together with the European Union continues.  On 19 June CDP-SPP consultants conducted a workshop to company management, the workshop included two important themes, such as consequences and implications of introduction of IT-based management and stakeholder...

Osh Water and Wastewater Rehabilitation Project financed by EBRD in cooperation with EIB and EU IFCA continues The Osh urban water supply and wastewater systems are lagging behind both in coverage and quality. By OVK assessment, about 20% of the city population have no access to centralised water supply services and about 60% of the population have no access to...