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Uzbekistan Delegation Studies South Korea's Air Quality and Emissions Control

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A delegation from Uzbekistan participated in an international knowledge exchange program in Seoul from October 26 to 30. The program, organized by the World Bank, the Korea Environment Institute, and the Seoul Global Knowledge Exchange and Development Center, focused on industrial air quality management and greenhouse gas emissions reduction. Participants studied real-time air quality monitoring systems and visited the Dangjin power plant complex and other research centers in South Korea.

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Uzbekistan is using the knowledge exchange to advance its nationwide Clean Air project. The goal is to prepare an investment initiative aimed at improving ambient air quality within the country.

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Who's involved

  • UzbekistanDelegation studying South Korea’s air quality and industrial emissions control practices.
  • World BankInternational financial institution that organized the knowledge exchange program.

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  • World BankSpeculative

    The preparation of Uzbekistan's investment initiative might support the World Bank's financial assistance mandate.

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