ECONOMIC REFORMS TO REDUCE POVERTY IN UZBEKISTAN

Abstract

Uzbekistan has embarked on a series of comprehensive economic reforms
aimed at reducing poverty and enhancing the overall well-being of its population. This
article examines the multifaceted strategies implemented by the Uzbek government,
focusing on policy measures, institutional frameworks, and socio-economic programs
designed to alleviate poverty. Through an analysis of legislative documents,
government reports, and recent statistical data, the study evaluates the effectiveness
of these reforms and discusses the challenges encountered in their execution. The
findings suggest that while significant progress has been made, continuous efforts and
adaptive strategies are essential to sustain and further the achievements in poverty
reduction.