Association of Women in Energy of Kyrgyzstan
The Electric Power Company of Serbia (EPS) is the largest energy utility in Serbia, responsible for electricity generation, transmission, and distribution across the country. As part of its broader sustainability and modernization agenda, EPS has committed to enhancing gender equality in the workplace, supporting women’s career advancement in technical and operational roles, and fostering a more inclusive corporate culture. Through structured recruitment policies, leadership engagement, and capacity-building initiatives, EPS is working to ensure that gender diversity becomes an integral part of its transformation strategy.
Electric Power Company of Serbia (EPS), JSC
The Association of Women in Energy of Kyrgyzstan is a non-profit organization committed to promoting gender equality and women's leadership in the energy sector. Their work focuses on increasing representation of women in decision-making roles, providing mentorship and professional development opportunities, and fostering regional collaboration for gender-inclusive energy policy. The association actively engages in awareness campaigns, training programs, and partnerships that support sustainable energy practices while elevating the role of women in shaping the sector’s future.
Directorate of Flooding Zone (DFZ) Tajikistan
The State Institution “Directorate for the Flood Zone of the Rogun Hydropower Plant” is primarily responsible for the comprehensive preparation of the territory subject to flooding in connection with the creation of the Rogun HPP reservoir. Its scope of activities includes organizing and coordinating the resettlement process, as well as the construction of the necessary social and engineering infrastructure in new settlement areas. Attention is paid to ensuring comfortable living conditions for resettled populations, including the construction of housing, schools, healthcare facilities, roads, and utilities. In addition, the Directorate addresses issues related to compensation for lost property and supports the social adaptation of residents in new locations.
Project Management Group, Tajikistan
Project Management Group for the Construction of Energy Facilities under the President of the Republic of Tajikistan (PMG) is responsible for coordinating energy projects, developing regulatory and legal acts, organizing tender procedures, monitoring the use of project funds, analyzing the progress of project implementation, and facilitating cooperation with international partners. The Group is authorized to request information from state authorities, engage experts and research institutions, inspect construction sites, and conclude agreements within the scope of its mandate.
Association of Women in Energy of Kyrgyzstan
The Open Joint Stock Company “Rogun HPP” acts as the client for the construction of the Rogun Hydropower Plant and provides overall management of the implementation of this strategic project. The company ensures the financing of construction, concludes contracts with contractors and design organizations, and monitors the fulfillment of their obligations. Its functions include coordination of all stages of work, including dam construction, development of hydraulic structures, tunneling, installation of equipment, and commissioning activities. OJSC “Rogun HPP” also oversees quality control, adherence to construction timelines, compliance with safety requirements, and environmental standards.