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Uzbekistan seeks expanded climate financing access through Green Climate Fund dialogue

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Uzbekistan participated in a Green Climate Fund Regional Dialogue held in Tbilisi, Georgia, on October 6–7. During the event, an Uzbek delegation discussed expanding the country's access to climate financing and attracting private investment from the Green Climate Fund. The delegation also highlighted the need to strengthen regional cooperation on topics like water resource management, air quality, and decarbonization.

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The discussions centered on moving from strategic dialogue to implementing concrete investment initiatives. Uzbekistan specifically focused on expanding its access to climate financing and supporting the accreditation process for Uzpromstroybank.

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Who's involved

  • UzbekistanSought expanded climate financing and private investment from the Green Climate Fund.
  • GeorgiaHosted the Green Climate Fund Regional Dialogue in Tbilisi.
  • Green Climate FundProvides climate financing and supports climate adaptation initiatives.

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  • UzbekistanSpeculative

    Could improve its funding prospects for environmental projects through expanded climate financing access from the Green Climate Fund.

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