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Kyrgyz National Agrarian University after name K.I.Skraybin looking for partners

1. Tempus project proposal - Name of Project Proposal “Develop Master Science (M.Sc.) Program on Forest Information Technology”

2. Tempus project proposal - Name of Project Proposal “Central Asian Education on Fishery and Aquaculture (CAEFA)

Contact: Dr. Almaz Orozumbekov, Head of Centre of Research and Scientific Cooperation Universities of S.O.C. Kyrgyz National Agrarian University after name K.I.Skraybin

Tel/fax:  +996-312-545215, +996-771-176-126, E-mail:  aorozumbekov_standrews@yahoo.com

1.  Name of Project Proposal “Develop Master Science (M.Sc.) Program on Forest Information Technology”

2.  Aim of Project: The mission of Forest Information Technology (M.Sc.) is to offer high level educational opportunities in the field of information technologies with a focus on forestry and environment related applications.

3.  Task of project:

Ø      To develop the Master Science (M.Sc.) in the Forest Information Technology for two years study program

Ø      To educate specialists who are able to cope with challenges of forest resource management under global change developing goal-oriented and education informed solutions

Ø      To develop Geoinformation system database and use the information technology on forest and other natural recourses

Ø      To approach to initiate on ecological and natural resource management concepts for sustainable use

Ø      To implement the results among of universities on information technology of forestry and natural resources issues.

 4.  National Priority for Kyrgyzstan: Forestry , Fishery, Environment

 5.  Regional Joint Project for Kyrgyzstan

6.  University in Kyrgyzstan: Kyrgyz National Agrarian University after name K.I.Skraybin

 7. Contact: Dr. Almaz Orozumbekov, Head of Centre of Research and Scientific Cooperation Universities of S.O.C.

Kyrgyz National Agrarian University after name K.I.Skraybin

Tel/fax:  +996-312-545215, +996-771-176-126

E-mail:  aorozumbekov_standrews@yahoo.com

 8. Second Partner University in Kyrgyzstan: Naryn State University

1.  Name of Project Proposal “Central Asian Education on Fishery and Aquaculture (CAEFA)

2.  Aim of Project: The mission of Fishery and Aquaculture curriculum development (M.Sc.) is to offer high level educational opportunities in the field of fishery with a focus on aquaculture and environment related applications.

3.  Task of project: To develop new curriculum program the Master Science (M.Sc.) in the Fishery and Aquaculture for two years study program

• To develop a new Master Science (MS) program on Fishery and Aquaculture in Central Asian countries concerning on Bologna system;
• To educate specialists who are able to cope with challenges of food resource management under global change developing and education informed solutions;
• Through aquaculture promote and inland fisheries development;
• To approach on food security and natural resource management concepts for poverty reduction and  livelihood improvement
• To implement the results among of universities on fishery and aquaculture education issues.

4.  National Priority for Kyrgyzstan:  Information Technology, Environment

5.  Regional Joint Project for Kyrgyzstan

6.  University in Kyrgyzstan:   Kyrgyz National Agrarian University after name K.I.Skraybin

7. Contact: Dr. Almaz Orozumbekov, Head of Centre of Research and Scientific Cooperation Universities of S.O.C.

Kyrgyz National Agrarian University after name K.I.Skraybin

Tel/fax:  +996-312-545215, +996-771-176-126

E-mail:  aorozumbekov_standrews@yahoo.com

8. Second Partner University in Kyrgyzstan:

Naryn State University (KG)

Talas State University (KG)

Abstract for Project Proposal:

The Kyrgyz National Agrarian University (KNAU) recognizes the importance of the fisheries sector and the value of fish as important component in the people’s diet. Through aquaculture promotion and inland fisheries development, the KNAU sees opportunities for poverty reduction, livelihood improvement and diversification of rural employment both for men and women.

The present inland capture fisheries and aquaculture production in the Kyrgyz Republic is only about 10% of what it used to be in 1980s before the Soviet Union disintegration. Departure of practically all Soviet trained fishery biologists was even more dramatic for the sector.

Today there is no academic level teaching in the Central Asian universities in fisheries and aquaculture management or development. In many Central Asian countries the importance of fish culture has been recognized but its development has been hampered by a lack of education. A major hindrance is especially the absence of well trained teachers and lack of educational material related to local and similar climatic conditions. That is why the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University is highly interested in developing fisheries and aquaculture management M.Sc. programme by EU TEMPUS Program. KNAU would be able to offer this specific study program in Central Asian countries for fisheries and aquaculture education.