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Field Offices of the OSCE Office in Tajikistan

Jamilya Sharifova (c), Garm Field Office Assistant, speaking to students of the Pedagogical Institute of Tajikistan in the Rasht district, during a meeting organized as part of the OSCE's Civic education programme for youths, Rasht district, 26 February 2014.
© OSCE/Eric Gourlan | Photo details
Being one of the few organizations with permanent presence in the Rasht valley, the OSCE helps build partnerships with the local government and civil society and conducts projects that respond to local needs. Yulia Rangelova-Mueller, OSCE Field Officer in Garm, meets with local counterparts and community members in Langarak village, Rasht district, 16 September 2015.
© OSCE/Firdavs Nurov | Photo details
Being a reliable partner, the OSCE supports local initiatives some of which have a tangible impact on people’s lives. One such example is the reconstruction of the Tagoba small hydroelectric power plant in the Rasht district. Once reconstructed, it expects to generate electricity for 72 households, a school, clinic, a teahouse and a mosque. The water canal for the plant has been constructed with the help of volunteers from the Porvog village community, Rasht district, 11 September 2014.
© OSCE/Naimjon Ashrapov | Photo details
Through its field offices, the OSCE can better monitor and operate its projects by ensuring their successful implementation. Shanjeev Thiruchelvam, OSCE Field Officer in Khujand, delivers a presentation on some twenty OSCE active projects in Sughd region and trains implementing partners on how to prepare for an OSCE project and carry it out in a more effective and efficient manner, Panjakent, 14 September 2015.
© OSCE/Muhsin Maksudov | Photo details
Field offices organize local project-related events. Being in charge of three OSCE field offices in Khatlon, Erica Masiero highlights field offices’ important role in the development of good relations with the communities they support: “The OSCE should not just be seen as a distant presence protected by high walls. It’s a partner, and we have to be accessible. Through our field offices we try to reach out to as many local people as possible. In the Kurgan-Tyube field office we host up to three events in our premises each month bringing together local politicians, academics and civil society activists”, Kurgan-Tyube, 2 June 2015.
© OSCE/Firuza Sultonova | Photo details
Eleven projects implemented by the OSCE Office in Tajikistan in 2015 were carried out both in and outside Dushanbe. They provide assistance in all three OSCE dimensions of security - the politico-military, the economic and environmental, and the human. One of the projects by the OSCE Office in Tajikistan is to support sewing courses and other educational activities to address issues identified by rural women as crucial to accessing rights. NGO Garm Development Centre, Boqi Rahimzoda jamoat, Rasht district, 25 February 2014.
© OSCE/Eric Gourlan | Photo details

The field offices of the OSCE Office in Tajikistan provide an important means to reach out to the regions of the country.

The first field offices were established in 1994 and now operate in Khujand, Garm, Kurgan-Tyube, Shaartuz and Kulyab. Since their establishment, they have been assisting the host country in putting its OSCE commitments into practice by promoting regional security and stability including economic development, environmental awareness and human rights.  

Date Date:
23 November 2015
Source Source:
OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe

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OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe

18a Ahmadi Donish Avenue
734012 Dushanbe
Tajikistan

Phone: +992 37 2265014/15/16/17/18
Email: POiD@osce.org

Social media:

@OSCETajikistan
@OSCEDushanbe
@oscedushanbe

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