SOCIAL PROTECTION AND POVERTY REDUCTION: FINANCING STRATEGIES IN UZBEKISTAN
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https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V4I6Y2024N38Keywords:
social protection, poverty alleviation, financing, economic stability, technological integration.Abstract
This article analyzes strategies for combating poverty and methods for financing social protection in Uzbekistan. It focuses on assessing current approaches and proposing improvements aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of social support and economic stability. Both domestic and international financing sources are considered, along with the potential for integrating modern technologies into social protection processes. The analysis demonstrates that a comprehensive approach, including improvements to the tax system, development of microfinance, and strengthening international cooperation, is necessary to achieve sustainable development and reduce poverty.
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