International Projects
Connecting Central Asia to global supply chains through partnerships with leading international organisations.
CILT GLOBAL
Joint programmes for professional development and the sustainable growth of Central Asia's logistics sector.
Active projects
Institutionalising the Women in Logistics and Transport platform
The CIPE project supports women in the industry. Its aim is to turn the informal Women in TLP network into a sustainable regional professional association and increase women's participation in company management.
CILT Central Asia delivers three workstreams: developing governance mechanisms, establishing a membership model and holding a series of dialogue events involving business and government representatives.
Diploma programme for professionals from Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan occupies a key position on the Middle Corridor. Growing freight volumes require a new generation of professionals who can manage logistics chains to international standards. GIZ engaged CILT Central Asia to meet this need.
CILT delivers the full CILT International Diploma programme through blended online learning with an in-person seminar in Baku. Participants receive a diploma from CILT UK.
Completed projects
Competitiveness, Trade and Jobs in Central Asia (CTJ)
The USAID CTJ project aimed to develop export potential and create jobs in five Central Asian countries in key sectors: tourism, transport and logistics, and horticulture.
CILT Central Asia provided business support to companies in the sector, including during the COVID-19 pandemic, and delivered training and seminars to develop professionals' skills.
Trade Central Asia (TCA)
USAID's five-year Trade Central Asia programme aims to develop Central Asia's trade and logistics potential. It supports regional efforts to liberalise trade, improve the business environment and increase the competitiveness of transport and logistics companies.
CILT Central Asia participated as a professional organisation, providing training to international standards, expert support and methodological guidance for sector reforms in logistics and supply chain management.
Business support programme for logistics companies
Central Asia's transit potential is growing rapidly, but a shortage of qualified managers remains a barrier. A joint CILT and GIZ project addresses this challenge within the Trade Facilitation in Central Asia (TFCA) initiative.
As part of the project, CILT Central Asia delivers an educational programme for managers of transport SMEs. Participants study professional modules to CILT UK standards: strategic management, procurement and international business management.
