Kyrgyz Republic

The Kyrgyz Republic was approved for a $16 million Threshold Program that is designed to help control corruption and strengthen the rule of law through judicial reform, law enforcement reform, and criminal justice reform.  Signed on March 14, 2008, some of the expected results of the program include improving the reliability of police services, decreasing pervasive money laundering through banks, and improving scores for the Control of Corruption indicator. 

Review the Kyrgyz Republic program fact sheet.

In the FY 2008 selection process, the Kyrgyz Republic passed none out of six “ruling justly” indicators, four of five “investing in people” indicators, and five of six “economic freedom” indicators, failing in fiscal policy.

The Kyrgyz Republic's performance (pdf) on the 2008 selection criteria

In the FY 2007 selection process, the Kyrgyz Republic passed only one out of six “ruling justly” indicators, two out of four “investing in people” indicators, and five of six “economic freedom” indicators, failing in fiscal policy.

The Kyrgyz Republic's performance (pdf) on the 2007 selection criteria

In 2006, the Kyrgyz republic passed all four "investing in people" indicators and five out of six "economic freedom" indicators, but it failed all six "ruling justly" indicators.

Review the Kyrgyz Republic's 2006 performance (pdf), the year it was first selected for the Threshold Program

Learn more about the MCC's Threshold Program.