Kyrgyzstan has joined the FAO’s Soil Reclamation programme “Doctor for Soils” to tackle land degradation, erosion and salinization, launched in March 2026, a partnership that aims to increase efficiently the use of soil resources, reduce pressure on land, improve soil fertility and agricultural sustainability.
The project launched by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is being implemented in conjunction with the K.K. Azykova Kyrgyz Scientific Research Institute of Agriculture and include training farmers and agronomists in soil diagnosis and recovery methods, according to information by Akchabar ,a news agency based in the capital of the country Bishkek.
The first phase of the programme concluded in Bishkek with a seminar for 25 trainers held from 23 to 27 March 2026. The trained specialists will replicate sustainable soil management practices in the regions, teaching other farmers basic analysis techniques ranging from acidity assessment to organic matter management.
The goal is to enhance the resilience of the agricultural sector, increase crop yields, and ensure food security in the face of climate change and increasing soil degradation.
This initiative aligns with Kyrgyzstan 2024 - 2028 Green Economy Development program to reduce burdens on land resources.--
According to FAO estimates, participation in the programme “Doctor for Soils”can increase land resource efficiency and reduce land pressure without requiring significantly capital investments.
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