A two-day training session was recently held for representatives of district khokimiyats’ information services in Kashkadarya region – one of the target areas of the Integrated Rural Development Project.
The…
From May 12 to 19, a mission of representatives from the Islamic Development Bank is visiting Uzbekistan. The delegation includes Shukhrat Khojaev, Regional Procurement Officer, Wahyu Wijayanto, Operations Team Leader, and Proje…
A new training session has kicked off in Bukhara for employees of the United Nations Development Programme and the Joint Projects Implementation Unit as part of the Integrated Rural Development Project.
The training, ti…
A meeting was held in the city of Navoi within the framework of the second phase of the Integrated Rural Development Project, which is being implemented by the Ministry of Economy and Finance with the financial support of the Isl…
Among all the reforms that are currently taking place in our country, there is primarily an emphasis on enhancing the quality of life, strengthening the welfare system, and fostering economic growth.
Consistent with these goals, a Presi…
The Sustainable Rural Development Project will be implemented based on the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated September 18, 2021, No. PD-5246 “On measures to implement the project “<…
The Rural Infrastructure Development Project is considered as the first-ever CDD Project in Uzbekistan, all stages of which are implemented taking into account the opinion of the population. Community mobilization activities…
The Sustainable Rural Development Project will be implemented based on the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated September 18, 2021, No. PD-5246 “On measures to implement the Sustainable Rural Development project with the participation of the Islamic Development Bank and the OPEC Fund for International Development”.
Total cost of the project: 338 million USD
Objectives of the project:
• radical renewal of the architectural appearance of rural areas;
• integrated development of regions;
• construction of road transport infrastructure, engineering and communication networks, and social facilities;
• improving the culture of life of the population.
The implementation of the Sustainable Rural Development Project is planned to create new jobs in 4 regions of our country, in particular, in 170 mahallas (40 central, 130 adjacent mahallas) in 20 districts of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Bukhara, Navoi, and Khorezm regions.
