Lowest Poverty in Kyrgyzstan

Top 61 cities ranked by lowest poverty

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All Countries · Kyrgyzstan

Lowest Poverty — Kyrgyzstan

1 Batken 09 2.7%

2 Kyzyl-Suu 07 2.7%

3 Ala-Buka 03 2.7%

4 Kara-Kulja 08 2.7%

5 Kochkor-Ata 03 2.7%

6 Ivanovka 02 2.7%

7 Nookat 08 2.7%

8 Massy 03 2.7%

9 Toktogul 03 2.7%

10 Lebedinovka 02 2.7%

11 Kant 02 2.7%

12 Belovodskoye 02 2.7%

13 Tash-Kumyr 03 2.7%

14 Iradan 09 2.7%

15 Kara Suu 08 2.7%

16 Kara-Kul’ 03 2.7%

17 Suluktu 09 2.7%

18 Suzak 03 2.7%

19 Kyzyl-Kyya 09 2.7%

20 Razzakov 09 2.7%

21 Talas 06 2.7%

22 Bazar-Korgon 03 2.7%

23 Naryn 04 2.7%

24 Balykchy 07 2.7%

25 Kara-Balta 02 2.7%

26 Uzgen 08 2.7%

27 Tokmok 02 2.7%

28 Karakol 07 2.7%

29 Jalal-Abad 03 2.7%

30 Osh 08 2.7%

31 Bishkek 01 2.7%

32 Mayevka 02 2.7%

33 Kolkhoz Imeni Kirova 03 2.7%

34 Ak-Dzhar 04 2.7%

35 Sosnovka 02 2.7%

36 Khalmion 09 2.7%

37 Kyzyl-Jol 09 2.7%

38 Daroot-Korgon 08 2.7%

39 Katran 09 2.7%

40 Kyzyl-Bel’ 09 2.7%

41 Andarak 09 2.7%

42 Samarkandyk 09 2.7%

43 Kulundu 09 2.7%

44 Pokrovka 06 2.7%

45 Kaindy 02 2.7%

46 Kemin 02 2.7%

47 Boz-Beshik 07 2.7%

48 Baetovo 04 2.7%

49 Nizhnyaya Ala-Archa 02 2.7%

50 Kazarman 03 2.7%

51 Aydarken 09 2.7%

52 Tyup 07 2.7%

53 Sovetskoye 03 2.7%

54 Kyzyl-Adyr 06 2.7%

55 Gul’cha 08 2.7%

56 Ak-Suu 07 2.7%

57 Kerben 03 2.7%

58 Cholpon-Ata 07 2.7%

59 Bokombayevskoye 07 2.7%

60 At-Bashi 04 2.7%

61 Uch-Korgon 09 2.7%

Cities with the lowest poverty rates in Kyrgyzstan demonstrate strong economic conditions where most residents have adequate financial resources. Batken has a poverty rate of just 2.7%.

Low poverty rates typically reflect a combination of strong job markets, educated populations, and higher wage levels. These communities often feature well-funded public services, good school systems, and active civic engagement.

While low poverty rates are encouraging, some of these cities maintain their statistics partly through high costs of living that effectively price out lower-income residents, raising questions about housing equity and economic diversity.

Did You Know?

1. Only 2.7% of residents in Batken live below the poverty line.
2. The federal poverty line for a family of four is approximately $31,200 per year (2024).
3. Cities with the lowest poverty rates tend to also rank high in education, income, and safety metrics.

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