Founded in November 2004, the NGOs Consortium on EITI in Kyrgyzstan has long worked with PWYP, finally becoming an affiliated coalition in 2013. As well as supporting EITI implementation, the consortium works extensively at subnational level, using its strong local networks to build a comprehensive dialogue between communities, mining companies and local authorities. In coming years, it aims to increase its reach to remote regions, to help decrease conflicts over resources within the population. The coalition also intends to develop youth leaders who can carry Kyrgyzstan’s extractive transparency movement into the future.
The Kyrgyzstan consortium works extensively at subnational level, using its strong local networks to build a comprehensive dialogue between communities, mining companies and local authorities
Name Surname
Member organisations
Aarhus Centre (Osh)
Agrotechnology Public Foundation (Osh)
Ala-Buka ayyl okmotu
Altyn Bulak NGO (Naryn)
Association of mining operators and geologists of Kyrgyzstan
Bai Too NGO (Issyk-Kul)
Citizens against corruption
Elnaz Centre of Information and Human Resources (Talas)
FOAT Public Association (Chatkal)
Health and Education of the XXI century Youth (Talas)
Issyk-Kul State University named after Tynystanov, Ecology Department
Karek Public Association (Issyk-Kul)
Kozhoy-Serek (Batken)
Lawyer and Co. Public Foundation (Sulyukta)
Manas Murasy-El Kamy (Chaek Village)
Marendan Public Foundation (Chon Alay)
Naryn Municipal Resource Centre
Ombudsman for the Talas Region
Regional representative of the Coalition for Democracy and Civil Society (Talas)
Nurlan Djoldoshev 
Key resources: oil, natural gas, coal, gold, uranium, iron, bauxite, copper and tin.