Background:
Background:
Background:
Background:
The aim of the current project "Support for economic reforms and sustainable economic development in Uzbekistan" is to create sustainable employment and better income opportunities as part of sustainable economic development. It contributes to the implementation of economic reform measures in the sectors of agriculture, agro-business and tourism. It promotes inclusive growth and sustainable economic development with a focus on rural regions and, through its implementation orientation, makes a direct contribution to the creation of employment and income opportunities.
The aim of the current project "Support for economic reforms and sustainable economic development in Uzbekistan" is to create sustainable employment and better income opportunities as part of sustainable economic development. It contributes to the implementation of economic reform measures in the sectors of agriculture, agro-business and tourism. It promotes inclusive growth and sustainable economic development with a focus on rural regions and, through its implementation orientation, makes a direct contribution to the creation of employment and income opportunities.
The aim of the current project "Support for economic reforms and sustainable economic development in Uzbekistan" is to create sustainable employment and better income opportunities as part of sustainable economic development. It contributes to the implementation of economic reform measures in the sectors of agriculture, agro-business and tourism. It promotes inclusive growth and sustainable economic development with a focus on rural regions and, through its implementation orientation, makes a direct contribution to the creation of employment and income opportunities.
In Brazil, industries are responsible for approximately 33% of the country’s final energy consumption and 9% (185 MtCO2e) of the country’s GHG emissions in 2017. Going against global trends, Brazilian industries have become increasingly energy intensive in the last decade, meaning its energy efficiency (EE) and greenhouse gas (GHG) emission mitigation potentials are largely untapped, especially among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This also applies to other sectors.
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PECA’s "Project “Professional Education for Economic Growth Sectors in Central Asia” overall objective can be summarized as follows: The capacities of professional education systems in Central Asia to provide qualified specialists and managers for economic growth sectors in the region are improved.
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