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IRCI published the first part of its report for the ‘Sustainable Research Data Collection for ICH Safeguarding: Focusing on Central Asia and Small Island Developing States’ project in March 2025, primarily focusing on the collection of ICH research information in Central Asia.

The report provides a summary of data collection activities in Central Asia from FY 2022 to 2024 and includes final reports from partner organizations in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan, as well as contributions from the Philippine partner, which participated in the previous research data collection project until FY 2022. Additionally, the project report features a regional analysis of all information collected in Central Asia over the three-year period.

Below, you can find the table of contents. To download the full project report (PDF), click here or the cover image at the bottom of the page.

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Table of Contents

Preface

1. Summary of the Collection of ICH Research Information in Central Asia
2. Reports by Partner Organizations
   • Data Collection in FY 2020-2022
     • Kyrgyzstan
     • Philippines
   • Data Collection in FY 2022-2024
   • Kyrgyzstan
   • Mongolia
   • Tajikistan
   • Uzbekistan
3. Regional Analysis of the ICH Research in Central Asia

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Table of Contents
Preface
1.	Summary of the Collection of ICH Research Information in Central Asia
2.	Reports by Partner Organizations
	Data Collection in FY 2020-2022
		Kyrgyzstan
		Philippines
	Data Collection in FY 2022-2024
		Kazakhstan
		Mongolia
		Tajikistan
		Uzbekistan
3.	Regional Analysis of the ICH Research in Central Asia

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Table of Contents
Preface
1.	Summary of the Collection of ICH Research Information in Central Asia
2.	Reports by Partner Organizations
	Data Collection in FY 2020-2022
		Kyrgyzstan
		Philippines
	Data Collection in FY 2022-2024
		Kazakhstan
		Mongolia
		Tajikistan
		Uzbekistan
3.	Regional Analysis of the ICH Research in Central Asia

The data collection in SIDS will continue in FY 2025, and the second part of the report is expected to be published next year.