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Ancient Culture, Modern Economy: ADB Projects in Uzbekistan

| Date: | April 2010 |
| Type: | Brochures and Flyers |
| Series: | Impact Stories |
Description
With ADB's support in the form of $1.29 billion in loans covering all areas of assistance, Uzbekistan is on the move. This publication includes impact stories narrating how ADB-supported projects help in the development of the country.
Contents
- Introduction
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Small Grants Create Big Impact
- Small grants through credit unions in Uzbekistan are transforming rural women into entrepreneurs, improving not only incomes but also equal opportunities
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Taking Credit in Uzbekistan
- In Uzbekistan, people unable to get loans are finding help at neighborhood credit unions, which are boosting home-based businesses, self-employment, and incomes
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On Track
- A railway modernization project is making Uzbekistan a regional leader in rail transport
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By the Book
- An ADB textbook project is at the heart of education reform in Uzbekistan
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High Tech for Young Minds
- An ADB project in Uzbekistan hopes to bring education into the 21st century by providing computers, internet connectivity, and training to schools, even in rural areas