Despite efforts to coordinate various groups (roundtables, etc.), it seems like there is a general lack of organization between international donor groups. Each takes its own philosophy and tries to apply it to the problems that they see dominant in Kyrgyzstan using their own combination of technical and financial resources. As a result of this, I have gotten many divergent opinions on the same things, particularly the causes of the March 24 ‘revolution’ (I have learned to put it in quotes) and the future of the country. Some interviews have been frustratingly unhelpful, others extremely useful (and not the ones I initially thought). Anyway, the work continues next week…