Asia (incl. CIS)

Consulting Services for the implementation of the activities related to the development of the cooperatives in Uzbekistan

Background: The decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan on measures for the development of agricultural cooperatives in the fruit and vegetable industry, dated 14.04.2019, helped to establish the first agricultural cooperatives in Uzbekistan. Since then, only a few cooperatives have been established. In 2020, 94 cooperatives were officially operational. In 2021, only 40 cooperatives were left. The main reason is that local specialists, especially staff of the government organizations, have limited knowledge, information, and experience on the role and meaning of cooperatives.

Consulting Services for the implementation of the activities on the topic of development of the organic production in Uzbekistan

Background: Since 1992, GIZ is supporting the economic development and employment in Uzbekistan. This project focuses on organic agriculture as one potential driver for improved business development.

Agriculture accounts for about 32 per cent of GDP and 27 per cent of employment in Uzbekistan, thus playing an important role for the national economy. Organic production is already ongoing in the country and over 5’932 ha are certified for organic products. However, 5,000 ha are certified for wild collection, making organic farming in the classical sense still marginal.

Servicios de consultoría en planificación, asesoramiento tecnológico y comercialización en agri-business y apoyo a la ejecución en el marco del Proyecto de Desarrollo Ganadero y Lechero (LDDP Livestock and Dairy Development Project)

Bangladesh is one of the world’s most densely populated countries and highly vulnerable to climate induced natural disasters. Agriculture (crops, livestock, forestry and fisheries) is featured prominently in the Government of Bangladesh’s 7th Five-Year Plan and is expected to play an important role in reducing poverty and accelerating growth.

Conducting of Trainings for Uzbek Cotton producers and selected key stakeholders in the implementation of the BCI Standard System in Uzbek cotton production (2 Phase)

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH (GIZ) is implementing the global programme ‘Sustainability and Value Added in the Cotton Economy’ on behalf of the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). The programme is part of BMZ’s special initiative “ONEWORLD – No Hunger” (SEWOH). The partner countries included are Burkina Faso, Cameroon, India and Uzbekistan. The programme aims to foster sustainability along the entire supply chain in close cooperation with the lead firms of the cotton-based textile and garment value chain.

Development of animal husbandry and plant health and strengthening of the Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Committee and the Plant Quarantine and Protection Agency

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 within the framework of sustainable economic development.

Technical Assistance (TA) for the Uzbekistan Energy Efficiency Loan

The TA operation will contribute to capacity building and awareness raising on the need for Energy Efficiency (EE) projects in Uzbekistan supported by the EIB and the World Bank sovereign loans channelled through the financial intermediaries over a period of 48 months. The specific objectives of this TA operation are to develop, improve the capacity of and provide support to:

The specific objectives of this TA operation   are to develop, improve the capacity of and provide support to:

Consultancy Services for Agro Business Planning, Technologies and Marketing advice and Implementation Support under LDDP

 

Bangladesh is one of the world’s most densely populated countries and highly vulnerable to climate induced natural disasters. Agriculture (crops, livestock, forestry and fisheries) is featured prominently in the Government of Bangladesh’s 7th Five-Year Plan and is expected to play an important role in reducing poverty and accelerating growth.

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