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- Chair:
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Darzhan Kazbekova
(Maxwell School, Syracuse University)
- Discussants:
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Bonu Azizova
(Technical University of Berlin (TU Berlin))
Alena Maslova (Dobrosphera Inc.)
Amantur Tolebekov (Dos Credobank OJSC)
- Format:
- Panel
- Theme:
- Economics
- Location:
- EG155
- Sessions:
- Friday 13 September, -
Time zone: America/New_York
Accepted papers:
Session 1 Friday 13 September, 2024, -Abstract:
In this panel session, the speakers will identify the peculiarities of agricultural development in Kyrgyzstan under conditions of transforming globalisation. The main features of the land-saving type of development of the industry, affecting low labour productivity and competitiveness of the industry, are identified. The tendencies of development of export-oriented production, food import substitution and food security have been identified. The current system and structure of small peasant agrarian production, its advantages and problems of consolidation have been assessed. Among other things, the main threats and challenges to the development of the country's agrarian sector are substantiated and the main aspects of further transformation of the agricultural sector are considered, including agricultural policy and support, introduction of innovative technologies and ensuring sustainable development of agriculture in the context of globalisation.
It will also be substantiated that the pairing of Kyrgyzstan's economy with the Chinese initiative ‘One Belt, One Road’ initiative does not contradict its functioning in the Eurasian economic integration. The predominance of EAEU countries and the PRC in the country's foreign trade turnover, as well as positive dynamics in the inflow of foreign investment was revealed. It also found that the PRC is strengthening its position in trade and economic cooperation with the countries of the Central Asian region. At the same time, the importance of pairing the economies of the Central Asian countries with the Chinese initiative for the effective use of the country's export potential and deepening of intra-regional integration ties in the context of globalisation is emphasised.
At the same time, the speakers will also substantiate the possibilities of using the mechanism of public-private partnership in the system of preschool education, as the problems of accessibility and quality of preschool education emerge under the budget deficit. It can be stated that the domestic system of state and municipal educational organisations cannot cope with the ever-growing needs of parents in the field of preschool education.
In addition, the reports will present modelling and forecasting of labour market development in the Kyrgyz Republic, taking into account the migration outflow in the context of globalisation.
Abstract:
Current research assesses the targets, potential, and capacity of renewable energy resources in Uzbekistan. Among the Central Asian countries, Uzbekistan has the largest population, but its reserve of non-renewable energy is insufficient. Especially in the country, we can observe electricity shortages both in summer and winter. Nowadays, renewable energy plays a vital role in the modern global economy by providing affordable, soft, and inexpensive energy. Given this situation, the country needs to invest in and develop its energy sector to boost the economy, which relies on energy resources. Renewables offer opportunities for clean energy and can meet the energy demands of the population. We find that diversifying the energy sector with renewable energy solutions can address shortages and blackouts in Uzbekistan. To illustrate our analyses, we use tables, graphs, and charts sourced from reports by IRENA, the International Energy Agency, the World Bank, and official websites of international organizations. Our study is divided into three types: Target analysis: This reveals the goals related to transitioning to a green economy. Potential analysis: We compare solar, wind, and hydro energy resources. Capacity analysis: This describes the current situation regarding renewable energy in the country. After analyzing our study, we encountered issues related to developing this field. On the other hand, prospects for opportunities in renewable energy resources in Uzbekistan are gradually developing. We believe that our findings contribute to addressing the ongoing energy shortage and promoting the transition to renewable energy in Uzbekistan. Additionally, we hope to inspire other scholars to study in this field.