Obshtestvennoe Obaedinenie Noviy Ritm

Obshtestvennoe Obaedinenie Noviy Ritm is a non-profit organization based in Kyrgyzstan, registered to receive federal grant awards from the U.S. government. The entity primarily focuses on educational and cultural initiatives aimed at fostering informed citizenship and international engagement among Kyrgyz youth. Their work involves organizing and facilitating participation in Model United Nations conferences, both locally and internationally, as well as establishing UN clubs in American Corners throughout rural regions of Kyrgyzstan. Obshtestvennoe Obaedinenie Noviy Ritm's activities are designed to build and strengthen professional and personal networks for Kyrgyz students across the region, while promoting informed and engaged citizenship among high school students in rural areas of Kyrgyzstan.

Recent federal grant awards to Obshtestvennoe Obaedinenie Noviy Ritm have been provided by civilian agencies, specifically the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs and the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. These project grants have supported initiatives such as sending Kyrgyz students to the Everest International Model United Nations (EIMUN) conference in Kathmandu, Nepal, and establishing UN clubs in eight American Corners while organizing a national-level Model United Nations conference in Kyrgyzstan. Additionally, the organization has received multiple sub-awards through Family Health International, focusing on implementing, planning, and delivering quality services in Osh City and the Osh region of Kyrgyzstan. These sub-awards suggest that Obshtestvennoe Obaedinenie Noviy Ritm also plays a role in health-related initiatives, though specific details of these services are not provided in the available information. The organization's involvement in both educational and health-related projects demonstrates its versatility and commitment to improving various aspects of life for Kyrgyz citizens.