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STRATEGY FOR UZBEKISTAN 2025

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The document outlines the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's (EBRD) strategy for Uzbekistan, approved on July 26, 2005. It highlights the bank's focus on supporting private sector development amidst a challenging political and economic environment characterized by limited democratic reforms and state control over the economy. The strategy emphasizes the need for policy dialogue with the Uzbek government to improve investment conditions, promote foreign investment, and enhance the banking sector. Key areas of focus include supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs), fostering entrepreneurship, and addressing environmental issues while ensuring compliance with international standards. The document also discusses past performance, operational challenges, and lessons learned from previous strategies.

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What is the EBRD Strategy for Uzbekistan?

As noted above, in 2024, the EBRD adopted Uzbekistans Country Strategy for 2024-2029, whose priority areas include supporting decarbonization, the development of green cities, improving water efficiency, and transitioning to cleaner energy; developing private sector development and fostering employment, skills,

What is the green Strategy of Uzbekistan?

In 2019, Presidential Decree adopted the Strategy for the Transition of the Republic of Uzbekistan to a Green Economy for the period 2019-2030, which is the main document aimed at integrating climate change issues into the sustainable development of the national economy.

What is the ADB Strategy for Uzbekistan?

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) country partnership strategy, 20242028 aims to support Uzbekistan in fostering the next generation of deep reforms for a sustainable transformation to a green and inclusive economy by focusing on three pillars: (i) facilitate transition to a green economy, (ii) support private sector

What is the problem with the economy in Uzbekistan?

Experts from the World Economic Forum have identified the primary threats that could hinder Uzbekistans development, including shortages of water and energy resources, pollution of air, water, and soil, rising public debt, and a lack of workforce and skilled specialists.