Uzbekistan : Choosing an Innovative and Green Future
Uzbekistan has a unique opportunity to make early investments to ‘green’ its ambitious economic and market transition. A greener economic growth model in Uzbekistan, based on the sustainable and efficient use of natural and energy resources, would...
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okr-10986-370452022-03-02T05:10:37Z Uzbekistan : Choosing an Innovative and Green Future World Bank Ministry of Economic Development and Poverty Reduction of the Republic of Uzbekistan United Nations Development Programme GREEN AND LOW-CARBON DEVELOPMENT GREEN INVESTMENT INCLUSIVE URBANIZATION SUSTAINABLE URBANIZATION LOW-CARBON ECONOMY RESILIENCE TO NATURAL DISASTER Uzbekistan has a unique opportunity to make early investments to ‘green’ its ambitious economic and market transition. A greener economic growth model in Uzbekistan, based on the sustainable and efficient use of natural and energy resources, would minimize pollution, reduce climate and environmental impacts, and strengthen resilience to natural disasters and climate change. It would allow the country to overcome limits to growth under its present development pattern by capturing the dynamics between transformative technology and natural capital, delivering growth and create jobs while improving sustainability, resilience, and inclusion. A greener growth model could also help strengthen Uzbekistan’s economic competitiveness in a more climate- and environmentally aware global marketplace. Green growth involves economy-wide changes that call for strong policy coordination and an institutional and regulatory framework that cuts across sectors. Strong political commitment is key to managing sectoral tradeoffs and sustaining action over successive governments. It must be supported by objective technical advice, adequate data and analytics, knowledgeable staff in government, catalyzing finance, engaging the private sector, and a low-emission development strategy. 2022-03-01T18:55:18Z 2022-03-01T18:55:18Z 2022-01 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099325002152211955/P17710800531c80d50afc800a553226f562 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37045 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Environmental Study Europe and Central Asia Uzbekistan |
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Uzbekistan has a unique opportunity
to make early investments to ‘green’ its ambitious economic
and market transition. A greener economic growth model in
Uzbekistan, based on the sustainable and efficient use of
natural and energy resources, would minimize pollution,
reduce climate and environmental impacts, and strengthen
resilience to natural disasters and climate change. It would
allow the country to overcome limits to growth under its
present development pattern by capturing the dynamics
between transformative technology and natural capital,
delivering growth and create jobs while improving
sustainability, resilience, and inclusion. A greener growth
model could also help strengthen Uzbekistan’s economic
competitiveness in a more climate- and environmentally aware
global marketplace. Green growth involves economy-wide
changes that call for strong policy coordination and an
institutional and regulatory framework that cuts across
sectors. Strong political commitment is key to managing
sectoral tradeoffs and sustaining action over successive
governments. It must be supported by objective technical
advice, adequate data and analytics, knowledgeable staff in
government, catalyzing finance, engaging the private sector,
and a low-emission development strategy. |
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Uzbekistan : Choosing an Innovative and Green Future |
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Uzbekistan : Choosing an Innovative and Green Future |
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Uzbekistan : Choosing an Innovative and Green Future |
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Uzbekistan : Choosing an Innovative and Green Future |
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uzbekistan : choosing an innovative and green future |
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