Philemon House is a Soviet-era kindergarten turned bed-and-breakfast that provides a quiet oasis for travelers visiting Bishkek and beyond. The guesthouse is a support service for volunteers who are addressing many social needs/problems, such as: poverty, health, domestic abuse, orphans/homeless, community development, treatment of and care for the disabled, education, micro-business development, etc. 

FatherLand is an ethno-tourism showcase project to help develop attractive and sustainable tourism experiences through “Yurt Conversion'' trailer kits that offer at least four ecologically-safe toilet options. They will be available to the community at zero investment through “lease to own” or grants to local families in appropriate locations. Additionally, they will demonstrate inclusive practices with 100% of non-reinvested earnings going to the local service providers and to show that ecotourism can be an attraction instead of a financial burden.

INTEGRA converts animal manure into organic biofertilizer using biodigesters, offering a sustainable solution to restore soil fertility and boost agricultural productivity. Their regenerative farming practices reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers while enhancing soil health. In partnership with agricultural businesses, NGOs, and government entities, INTEGRA’s Sustainable Farming R&D initiative is helping Kyrgyz farmers revitalize agriculture and rural communities—one biodigester at a time.