Research Paper published in the Frontiers Journal
Research Paper published in the Frontiers Journal| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
Climbing 700 meters with a 55° slope with solar panels, heavy batteries, and an IoT communication gateway strapped to our backs is not the usual picture of innovation and one wouldn’t think of AI in such context. However, this was exactly what it took to bring climate monitoring communication network to one of the most […]| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
We are now entering the next stage of our climate project focused on monitoring natural phenomena in the high-mountain regions of the Pan-Third Pole. This phase is about scaling—reaching more remote areas, collecting more reliable data, and doing so with tools that are both affordable and practical in extreme conditions. It’s remarkable that at a […]| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
Research Paper published in the Frontiers Journal| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
The Internet Society Kyrgyzstan Chapter, working with the Ministry of Education and Sciences and the GIGA Global Team, has completed connectivity assessments at ten pilot schools in southern Kyrgyzstan using the GIGA Meter tool. GIGA is a global initiative by UNICEF and ITU launched in 2019 to connect every school to the Internet by 2030. […]| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
In secondary school No. 7 named after Tagay Tashmamatov, located in the village of Kara-dyikan, Uzgen district, Osh region, an innovative industrial ash filter for a coal furnace was installed, which retains up to 98% of harmful substances and carbon dioxide. Thanks to the introduction of these green technologies, schoolchildren, teachers and residents of nearby […]| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
After the completion of software and conducting some advocacy campaigns with the stakeholders, we have travelled to pilot schools, tested existing quality of internet speed before and after upgrade with the new hardware. The measurements were conducted in 10 pilot schools. The team used such measurement tools as fast.com, nPerf. The results demonstrated the average […]| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
High in the mountainous terrain of Leylek district, the village of Chimgen became an unlikely epicenter of educational innovation on April 24, 2025. At the School named after Japarov, rural educators from across one of Batken Oblast’s most remote districts gathered for the culminating session of a three-day regional STEAM training initiative that had already […]| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
In the bustling educational hub of Kadamzhay, a transformative day unfolded on April 23, 2025, as dedicated educators from three dynamic cities—Kyzyl Kiya, Bujum, and Batken—converged at School #17 named after Masalieva for an intensive STEAM training experience. This gathering represented the second phase of a comprehensive regional initiative that had begun in Osh Oblast […]| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
On April 22, 35 dedicated teachers from pilot schools across the Osh oblasty gathered in Osh city for an intensive one day mastercalls that would fundamentally transform how they approach teaching and learning. The STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) training program, conducted represents more than just professional development—it’s a cornerstone initiative supporting Kyrgyzstan’s […]| Internet Society Kyrgyz Chapter Public Association
