Welcome to the Family of Chingiz-Tarkovsky.
Legacy is our map. Empathy is our compass.
We Support Social and Humanitarian Projects Around the Globe
Global Health and Environmental Innovation
We invest in global health and government innovation by connecting high-impact solutions with the institutions, financing and technology required to scale them. Through partners such as the World Economic Forum, the Green Climate Fund, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, the Global Fund and others, we support initiatives that strengthen health systems, expand access to essential services, improve climate resilience and modernise public-sector delivery. We focus on turning innovation into scalable programmes with measurable outcomes, stronger institutions and more effective use of public resources.
Tangible Peace-building
We support locally led initiatives that prevent violence, protect civilians and help communities recover from conflict. We focus on practical programmes in mediation, dialogue, humanitarian access, trauma recovery, community resilience and post-conflict reconstruction, working with partnes such as the International Committee of the Red Cross, International Crisis Group, Search for Common Ground, Interpeace, Mercy Corps and the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue. We reject violence against civilians under any circumstances and advocate for immediate ceasefires, unhindered humanitarian access, civilian protection and meaningful, verifiable disarmament and arms-control measures.
Non-Verbal Humanitarian Interventions
We support crisis affected communities through non verbal therapeutic approaches: art, animal assisted therapy, sound, touch based practices, sport, and simple shared rituals such as cooking together. These interventions serve individuals whom conventional verbal methods cannot adequately reach. In contexts of armed conflict, natural disaster, forced displacement, and violence, trauma often precedes or exceeds language. Such approaches offer accessible pathways to nervous system regulation, trust building, and psychosocial recovery, complementing traditional humanitarian and mental health response.