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T30ECON


Socio-economic development of Central Asian countries (Russian) 
Convenors:
Mairamkul Toktobekova (Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic)
Zhanyl Turgunbekova (Private Smart School)
Aizhana Asatbekova (Academy of Management under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic named after J. Abdrakhmanov)
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Chair:
Gulaiym Batyrova (Kyrgyz National University named after Zhusup Balasagyn)
Discussant:
Aliya Tashirova (THE ACADEMY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE PRESIDENT OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC named after ZH.ABDRAHMANOV)
Format:
Panel
Theme:
Economics
Location:
401 (Floor 4)
Sessions:
Sunday 9 June, -
Time zone: Asia/Almaty

Abstract:

The impact of labor migration on the socio-economic aspects of countries (CA) is significant and has both positive and negative consequences. Migration flows lead to a significant flow of remittances to the sending countries. This becomes an important source of foreign exchange and supports migrant families in CA countries.

Remittance inflows help reduce poverty and increase consumption in recipient countries.

The outflow of the working-age population can create a shortage of skilled labor in the sending countries, which can negatively affect the economy and development.

Migration can also stimulate the development of free movement of labor in the region, which can facilitate the exchange of experience and technology between CA countries.

However, migration can lead to family separation and social disintegration.

Overall, labor migration has a significant impact on the socio-economic aspects of CA countries.

Understanding these effects helps to develop appropriate policies and programs aimed at maximizing the positive effects of migration and minimizing its negative consequences.

A family's economic well-being can better encourage and motivate a child to pursue education and succeed in life.

Socio-economic conditions determine a child's access to quality education. Lack of access to education or its poor quality can affect a child's personal development and future opportunities.

Higher socio-economic status of the family provides better access to material resources such as food, clothing, housing and access to cultural activities.

Low income and instability of financial resources in the family can create stressful situations for the child, which can negatively affect his/her psychological and emotional development.

Considering these aspects, it is important that society and the state create conditions that ensure equal opportunities for children.

Green finance refers to an approach aimed at mobilizing financial resources for projects and initiatives that promote sustainable development and combat climate change, taking into account the needs and interests of all actors in society, including vulnerable groups and small businesses. The role of technology in this context can be crucial and encompasses several key aspects:

Technology can enable more efficient collection and analysis of data on climate change, environmental conditions and the needs of different regions and communities.

Overall, technology plays a key role in ensuring effective and inclusive green finance, contributing to accelerated progress in combating climate change and achieving sustainable development for all actors in society.

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Session 1 Sunday 9 June, 2024, -
 
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