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About cooperation of the Republic of Uzbekistan with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) - the largest multilateral channel of grants directed on the purpose of sustainable human development. It has been functioning since 1965. First of all it has a goal to transform the United Nations into a tool of support of sustainable development of human resources.
The UNDP is the main organization of the UN system on rendering technical assistance to less developed countries and the countries with transition economies. Today 175 states are recipients of the UNDP assistance. The program finances the diversified economic and technical assistance which is directed only to governments or through them.
The UNDP started to function in the Republic of Uzbekistan in 1993. Since 1999 the preparation and realization of projects is carried out on a UNDP Country Cooperation Program (CCP) basis, providing a three-year period of assistance to the Republic of Uzbekistan. The main task of the Country Cooperation Program is granting of technical and advisory assistance to the Government of Uzbekistan in decision of short- and mid-term priority prospects of social and economic development of the country. The UNDP Representative in Uzbekistan simultaneously carries out functions of the Chief Office, that is responsible for coordination of operational activity of the UN institutions in Uzbekistan.
Up to now more than 50 projects are undertaken in the Republic with the UNDP participation. Now the UNDP Regional Bureau for the countries of Europe and the CIS coordinates the realization of 12 programs and projects, which somehow concern Uzbekistan. A national executor supervises over each project.
Annually the UNDP issues a Report "On human development in Uzbekistan". Since 2001 the UNDP has started to release the General Country Estimation (GCE). The GEC is aimed at gathering of the information and publication of the statistic data including practical proposals and recommendations to the Government in such spheres as economy, poverty reduction, government management, public health services, education, security and environment. In preparation of the GCE the United Nations is looking for the support of the greater information transparency in the designated spheres. The statements and purposes proclaimed at the world conferences of the United Nations in 90Тs years are recognized as the GCE.