Compliance and enforcement mechanisms

The most important instruments for compliance and enforcement are environmental assessment, permitting, compliance monitoring, compliance promotion, enforcement tools and environmental standards. The analysis in the first EPR of 2000 showed that while the most important environmental laws had already been adopted, their implementation was very weak. Implementing regulations and mechanisms were missing. In 2004, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) carried out a Peer Review of Environmental Enforcement in the Kyrgyz Republic and addressed recommendations to the country that focused with a short-term (2005–2006) and medium-term perspective (2007–2011) on the following five objectives:

Sustainable Development Goals:

Climate Action