Planning process; and a workshop on lines of authority and relationship building. The Network 

meeting was useful in helping the Dashoguz CSSC improve skills in the following areas:  

Launching new projects; improving relationships with other Counterpart affiliated organizations; 

understanding employee motivations; understanding Counterpart's strategic plans and the 

structure of the Network; and outlining next steps. 

The Dashoguz CSSC Manager participated in quarterly Community Outreach meeting during 

which participants discussed plans for Community Outreach activities over the next 10 months. 

Table of Services  

Service 

Ashgabat CSSC 

Lebap CSSC 

Dashoguz CSSC 

Number of visitors 

159 

108 

43 

Number of visits 

461 

223 

176 

Number of NGOs receiving 122 48  17 

services 

Number of CBOs, initiative groups  33 18  4 

receiving services 

Number of volunteers recruited for  9 20 0 

NGOs 

Number of trainings 

11 

3 

2 

Number of consultations 

166 

80 

100 

Number of Computer/Internet/E  217 59  23 

mail users 

Number of times copy machine  196 152  45 

was used 

Number of copies 

2902 

5632 

548 

Number of times Phone/Fax was  22 8  24 

used 

Number of PCAs conducted 

0 

0 

0 

Number of CAPs developed 

0 

0 

0 

U

ZBEKISTAN

Activity Overview  

International Center for Not for Profit Law (ICNL) during the reporting period conducted 13 

Roundtables all over Uzbekistan (Namangan, Andijan, Fergana, Gulistan, Djizak, Samarkand, Karshi, 

Termez, Nukus, Urgench, Bukhara, Navoyi and Tashkent) on social partnership, mechanisms of 

cooperation, experience and perspectives. Counterpart and its CSSCs were responsible for the 

following tasks: 

Preparing of a preliminary lists of participants of each Roundtable; 

Inviting the participants; 

Participating in each Roundtable. 

Publishing the results of the event on Counterpart's web site. 

1. Tashkent Agency  FACT  (Partner) 

Activity Overview 

The CSSC has started to provide NGOs and Initiative groups with consultations. 

On June 6 18, the CSSC conducted a telephone survey to ask the residents of Tashkent city about 

Civil Society. The results of the survey were presented on the Conference on Development of 

Civil Society in Uzbekistan conducted on June 19, 2002. 

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