Asia

Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan’s INFF focuses on financing the priority sectors with catalytic effects on poverty and inequality reduction: health, social protection and climate.

The SDG financing gap in Uzbekistan is substantial. The country needs to spend an additional 8.7 percent of its GDP by 2030 to reach SDG targets in health, education and infrastructure. 

The INFF aims to accelerate the attainment of the SDGs in Uzbekistan through a more efficient, transparent and results-oriented use of public financial resources, as well as a better coordinated and integrated use of public and private resources in social sectors, with a specific focus on the inclusion of women and vulnerable groups. 

The INFF will support the achievement of the SDGs at many different levels and through various impact chains. It is providing a mechanism for improving the coherence of sustainable development financing policies as well as strengthening internal and external resource mobilisation to ensure adequate quality of socio-economic programmes. 


Keep your country's INFF snapshot up to date.


To keep the INFF Knowledge Platform as current as possible, we need your help. Keep us informed of your country's progress by sharing your stories, resources, best practices and lessons learned.

Share your INFF experience

Resources

Filter

The INFF Knowledge Platform has a growing library of INFF reports, briefs, case studies, tools and guidelines. Explore resources from Uzbekistan to gain greater insight into the country’s INFF process.

{{ currentSlide }} / {{ allItems.length }}