Coordinates: 41.017898, 72.709259 Private property of a family planning to build their house on a demolished warehouse. Plot No. 8 is used as an airport warehouse. It is used for temporary storage of pesticides prepared for spraying on nearby lands. The airstrip is located 100 m to the northeast of the warehouse, and the mixing pool is located behind the runway but is filled with stones. According to local residents, some pesticides were buried about 20 m to the east-northeast of the former

Coordinates: 41.115316, 73.259623 Site No. 6 is a former pesticide storage facility located at an airfield. The warehouses are completely destroyed, with remnants of the foundation remaining. The mixing basin is filled with boulders and stones, making it almost unrecognizable. Labels from the pesticides Semorin and Sis-86 were found in one of the former buildings. Warehouse 1: 6x6 m Warehouse 2: 4x6 m The warehouse is completely destroyed, with approximately 4 cubic meters of pesticides in

Coordinates: 41.056048, 73.115454 Former property of two collective farms: Bagysh and Lenin. The plots are currently private. Plot No. 5 is used as a centralized seed treatment facility for treating seeds (cotton and grains). Pesticides were stored in the back of the warehouse; seeds were treated in basins. After treatment, the seeds were stored in front of the building. No signs of pesticides are visible. There is a slight smell of pesticides in a small room in the corner. Two treatment

Coordinates: 41.023005, 72.988279 This former agricultural airfield was used for storing pesticides and fertilizers. The airfield is no longer in use, and there is no part of the asphalt runway left. Altogether, the runway, pesticide and fertilizer warehouses occupy about 1 hectare. The warehouse is privately owned, built over with new constructions, and there is a small pile of asbestos-containing waste mixed with grain husks; there is no smell, no hazardous waste, and no traces on the soil.

Coordinates 40.923076, 72.961928 Currently, the site is used as a coal storage facility. The warehouses are located near the main road to Jalal-Abad. It was used as a storage for fertilizers and pesticides from the 1960s to the 70s. The current owners have owned this site for less than two years. The 6th warehouse on the left has a pesticide smell. Warehouse dimensions: 45x10 m. The warehouse is privately owned, fully built up with new constructions, no smell, no hazardous waste, no traces on

Coordinates 40.885654, 73.022308 The site is located in an agricultural zone, 70 m from the main road. The Uzbek border is 2 km to the south. Three years ago, there was a pesticide warehouse on the site. Since then, the building has been demolished, and some of the pesticide stocks may have been buried here. There is a strong pesticide smell; remnants of polyethylene bags can be seen on the ground. Currently, no pesticides can be disposed of until someone shows the burial site, which is why we

Coordinates: 40.520901, 72.409328 The area has been completely excavated, with a large amount of construction and household waste present. No signs of hazardous substances have been found, and there is no odor. According to local residents, the last barrels were taken away by the military. Soil contamination is possible. Nitrofen - 3 barrels x 25 liters. containers = 75 liters.

Coordinates: 40.670935, 72.888856 The warehouse is located at a restricted facility of the Ministry of Defense of the Kyrgyz Republic. Access to the warehouse was limited. According to the staff, the warehouse is on the premises and corresponds to the provided photographs. Nitrafen - 3 barrels x 25 liters. containers = 75 liters. During the "Familiarization visit and study of the situation with obsolete pesticides in the Kyrgyz Republic," it was decided to start a pilot project for

Coordinates: 40.031275, 70.836637 The warehouse is completely destroyed, there is no hazardous waste, and no traces on the ground. According to local residents, there may be buried hazardous waste in the pit for the press (through partial backfilling with soil). A sharp smell is occasionally detected.

Coordinates: 39.888779, 69.496542 In this area, around 50 barrels of Nitrafen were buried between 2000 and 2002. According to eyewitnesses, the burial site was excavated in 2005, the barrels were sold, and at the time of arrival, 3 full barrels of Nitrafen were found. The site is located 50-100 m from the settlement and 300 m from the river. The burial site appears to be destroyed, and the metal barrels were reportedly stolen by local residents. Soil contamination is possible. Nitrafen - 3