The ecological movement “BIOM,” with the support of UNICEF, announces the “Tap Taza” competition among educational organizations of the Kyrgyz Republic. The competition runs from April 1 to May 1, 2015.
To draw the attention of school administration, teachers, and youth to the issue of access to safe water and adequate sanitation conditions, and to develop hygiene skills by identifying and promoting positive practices implemented by students, teachers, and school administration.
Currently, a large number of organizations in the Kyrgyz Republic face challenges related to access to safe water and adequate sanitation conditions. Poor sanitary and hygienic conditions in educational organizations lead to increased morbidity among children from infectious diseases such as diarrhea, parasitic diseases, and hepatitis A. To mitigate the existing situation and address urgent problems in this area, a competition has been organized to identify and encourage positive practices implemented at the school level by teachers, school administration, and individual educators in promoting hygiene issues, water safety, and adequate access to sanitation in the country’s educational organizations.
To identify, popularize, and support positive practices and successful initiatives of schools, teachers, and students related to:
Teachers, students, and administrations of secondary schools in Kyrgyzstan are invited to participate in the competition.
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