The ayil okmotu is the executive body of local self-government within an ayil aimag. It organizes the resolution of local matters, public services, management of municipal property and activities related to the social and economic development of the territory.

The main tasks of the ayil okmotu include addressing local issues, participating in the execution of the local budget, organizing municipal services, improving the territory, and dealing with roads, water supply, sanitation, social facilities and other local infrastructure matters.

Citizens may contact the ayil okmotu on land, housing, social, certificate-related, communal and infrastructure issues, as well as with applications, complaints, proposals and other matters of local importance.

The head of the ayil okmotu organizes the work of the ayil okmotu, coordinates staff activities, ensures the implementation of decisions on local matters and exercises the powers provided by the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic.

A local kenesh is the representative body of the local community. It considers important issues of territorial development, approves the local budget, adopts programs and decisions, and exercises other powers within the limits of the law.

A deputy of a local kenesh is a person elected to the relevant local kenesh and representing the interests of the local community. A deputy carries out his or her activities based on the rights, duties and guarantees established by law.

Yes. A deputy of a local kenesh maintains communication with voters, may consider their proposals, appeals and problems, raise issues at kenesh meetings, submit deputy inquiries and assist in solving issues within the framework of the law.

The local kenesh adopts decisions on the local budget, social and economic development programs, municipal property, local taxes and fees, territorial development and other matters assigned to its competence by law.

A citizen may contact the ayil okmotu in writing, orally during reception hours, through an electronic appeal or via official communication channels. It is recommended to indicate the substance of the issue, contact details and, if necessary, attach supporting documents.

• Full name of the applicant;
• Contact address or phone number;
• Content of the appeal;
• Supporting documents, if necessary;
• Preferred method of receiving a response.

The ayil okmotu may issue certificates and confirmation documents provided for by legislation and the procedure for providing local services. To clarify the exact list and required documents, it is recommended to contact the responsible specialist of the ayil okmotu.

On land issues, citizens may contact the responsible land resources specialist of the ayil okmotu. Depending on the nature of the issue, an application, title documents and other materials may be required.

Yes. Public hearings, meetings and discussions may be held on local budget and territorial development issues. Citizens have the right to submit proposals, ask questions and express comments.

A public hearing is one of the forms of public participation in discussing matters of local importance. It is held to take citizens’ opinions into account, collect proposals and increase the openness of the decision-making process.

Proposals for the development of the ayil aimag may be submitted by residents, public organizations, initiative groups, deputies of the local kenesh and other interested parties.

Adopted documents of the ayil okmotu and local kenesh may be published on the official website in sections such as “Documents”, “Resolutions”, “Decisions” or other relevant sections.

Municipal property is property belonging to the local community and local self-government bodies. It is used and managed in accordance with legislation and serves the interests of the local population.

To receive municipal services, citizens should contact the ayil okmotu or the relevant responsible specialist. Depending on the type of service, an application, passport, title documents or other materials may be required.

Within its powers, the ayil okmotu considers issues related to local roads, improvement works, sanitation, water supply, landscaping, social facilities and other infrastructure of local importance.