88 Pledges 2011 - Ministerial Intergovernmental Event on Refugees and Stateless Persons V. Urban refugee situation Kenya hosts about 100,000 refugees in the urban areas. Urban refugees are allowed to engage in income-generating activities and access all amenities available in the urban areas. VI. Durable solutions Kenya strives find a lasting solution to the refugee problem through repatriation, resettlement and local integration. Repatriation has been largely successful especially for South Sudanese, Rwandan, and Ethiopian refugees. VII. Protracted refugee situation Protracted refugee situations remain a major concern for Kenya. It is evident that no single country can achieve solutions alone. However, Kenya is taking a bold effort to stabilize Somalia with aim of preventing refugee influx and enabling refugees currently living in Kenya to return. VIII. Mixed migration Kenya pledges to give a window of opportunity for mixed migration cases to access its asylum system. Indeed Kenya gave asylum to numerous mixed migration caseloads and access to its asylum system. An example of such a group is one rescued at sea by the American Navy who was admitted to Kakuma refugee camp. IX. International cooperation Kenya pledges to remain committed to fostering international cooperation and burden sharing to assist and protect refugees and statelessness persons. KYRGYZSTAN PLEDGE FORM The Government of the Kyrgyz Republic pledges: 1. To continue efforts aimed at the resolution of social-economic issues of the refugees on the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic. 2. To continue activities aimed at strengthening commitments to provide asylum in accordance with the obligation at the constitutional level resulting from adoption of the new Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic in June 2010 (article 19). 3. To undertake a comprehensive survey of the number and situation of stateless persons residing in the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic.