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23/02/2010 : These are the people of Khujaarik village and some of their achievements
European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Uzbekistan has been helping the Government of Uzbekistan to improve the quality of basic social infrastructure and services for the most needy in rural areas of the country. The doctor says: “I keep telling them, drink clean water, the water from the nearby canal is bad for you, go find some good water”. In Khujaarik village in Andijan region, people decided that it was important to talk with one another about water and do something. more
23/02/2010 : Protecting the Environment together with Communities
- Please see the beautiful ceramic pot, it is handmade and one of a kind – says Ibrohim, a local potter in Fergana region. In distant Karakalpakstan in Uzbekistan, Suleyma is cooking a pot of national rice dish on her stove. Although Ibrohim and Suleyma never met they have one thing in common. Together they are in protecting the environment for today and tomorrow generations. How can making pots and cooking on a stove help protect the environment? Well with the help of the European Union (EU) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Uzbekistan it has become a reality which not only does help making money and house chores easier, but also protects the environment. more
23/02/2010 : Letting People’s Voices be Heard
As part of the decentralization process in Uzbekistan local government and traditional community organizations are being asked increasingly by central government to mobilize local resources to maintain basic infrastructures - a task for which they have as yet limited capacity and experience. This can compromise access to and delivery of basic services in rural areas and have a negative affect on local people’s livelihoods. As a result in some regions there is a risk that social, economic and gender inequalities may increase. The European Unions’s Enhancement of Living Standards (ELS) programme and the Area Based Development (ABD) programme supported by UNDP are twin programmes which together aim to address these problems in 5 regions as part of broader initiatives designed to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). more
17/06/2009 : The world of unlimited opportunities: “A wheelchair is not an obstacle to employment and a happy family life”
By NOZILA MUKHAMEDOVA “One day, I woke up and realized that I was not able to stand up”, says Gulnora Saidova. “Then a period of disparity began. I did not even want to see my mother and brothers. I was afraid to hear them pity me. On top of that, I was scared to lose my husband, and thoughts about my son’s future were in my mind day and night”. more
15/06/2009 : Uzbekistan: Legal clinics improving access to justice for the poor
By GULNOZA SAIDAZIMOVA UNDP Uzbekistan has supported legal clinics throughout the country in order to imrpove access to justice for the poor, disadvatnaged and vulnerable. Two new legal clinics have recently opened at Namangan State University and Karakalpak State University, in addition to three already established legal clinics within the Tashkent City Bar Association, the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and the Tashkent State Law Institute. Another legal clinic will open at Samarkand State University later this year. more
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