Regions and Countries

Uzbekistan
Country Strategy and Program 2006–2010

The Country Strategy and Program (CSP) is prepared in active consultation with developing member country stakeholders: the government, NGOs, civil society groups, the private sector and other development agencies. It is usually prepared once every five years. A CSP update is prepared every year to reflect any important country developments and adjustments to the program.

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Contents

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1. Current Development Trends and Issues

   1. Development Context
   2. Economic Growth
   3. Poverty
   4. Political Environment
   5. Governance and Institutional Capacity
   6. Private Sector
   7. Regional Cooperation
   8. Environment
   9. Gender and Other Social Issues

2. The Government's Development Strategy

   1. Development Goals and Strategy
   2. Resource Mobilization and Investment
   3. Role of External Assistance
   4. ADB’s Assessment of the Government’s Development Strategy

3. ADB's Development Experience

   1. Impact of Past Assistance
   2. Portfolio Performance and Status
   3. Conclusions and Lessons for the Country Strategy and Program

4. ADB's Strategy

   1. Summary of Key Transition and Development Challenges
   2. Country Strategy and Program Strategic Focus

5. ADB's Assistance Program

   1. Overall Assistance Level
   2. ADB Assistance for the Strategic Priorities
   3. External Funding Coordination and Partnership Arrangements
   4. Indicative Internal Resource Requirements

6. Risks and Performance Monitoring and Evaluation

   1. Risks
   2. Monitoring Process and Plan

1. Country and Portfolio Indicators, and Assistance Pipeline
• Table A1.1: Progress Toward the Millennium Development Goals and Targets
• Table A1.2: Country Economic Indicators
• Table A1.3: Country Poverty and Social Indicators
• Table A1.4: Country Environment Indicators
• Table A1.5: Development Coordination Matrix
• Table A1.6: Portfolio Indicators—Portfolio Amounts and Ratings
• Table A1.7: Portfolio Indicators—Disbursements and Net Transfers of Resources
• Table A1.8: Portfolio Implementation Status
• Table A1.9: Assistance Pipeline for Lending Products, 2006–2008
• Table A1.10: Assistance Pipeline for Nonlending Products and Services, 2006–2008
2. Country Strategy and Program Formulation
• Table A2.1: Country Assistance Program Evaluation (CAPE) Findings and Proposed CSP Approach
3. Sector Assessments Linked to Longer-Term Country Development Outcomes
• Table A3.1: Poverty Rates (Headcount) in 2000–2001, 2002, and 2003
• Table A3.2 Yields of Cotton and Wheat: 1999–2004
• Table A3.3: Private Sector Share of SME Output
• Table A3.4: Transport Networks in Central Asian Countries, 2004
• Table A3.5: General Governance Indicators
4. Concept Papers for Lending Products
• Table A4.1: Land Improvement
• Table A4.2: Development of Market Infrastructure for Private Farms
• Table A4.3: Rural Renewable Energy Development
• Table A4.4: Energy Transparency and Efficiency Project
5. Concept Papers for Nonlending Products and Services
• Table A5.1: Implementation and Monitoring of Policy Reforms in Agriculture Sector
• Table A5.2: Rural Basic Education
• Table A5.3: Governance and Institutional Support for Private Sector Development TA Cluster
• Table A5.4: Regional Infrastructure (Roads)
• Table A5.5: Third Rural Water Supply Sector Project
• Table A5.6: TA Cluster for Accelerating Rural Development in Uzbekistan
6. Assistance Program for 2005
• Table A6.1: Assistance Pipeline for Lending Products, 2005
• Table A6.2: Assistance Pipeline for Nonlending Products and Services, 2005