“Girls in Science project enters second phase in Kyrgyzstan”

Starting the second phase of the UNICEF Girls in Science project, 50 pilot schools in Kyrgyzstan have been selected to take part, as reported by the Ministry of Education and Science. The project will last two years, with the aim to analyze the current education policy and provide STEM-oriented adaptation plans, expand opportunities for adolescents, increase motivation, raise awareness of STEM education, and provide mentoring. The project’s ultimate goals are to motivate teenagers to engage in science and technology and create an environment for learning new professions. Developing education programs to promote STEM fields is crucial not only for gender equality but also for advancing innovation and economic growth in the country.

 

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