Development finance assessment

Structure of the analysis
The analysis starts with a brief stock-taking of Uzbekistan’s sustainable development 
progress and context. It then assesses the five dimensions from the DFA: 1) trends in 
development finance flows to Uzbekistan; 2) alignment of the current state planning with 
the budgetary processes; 3) government policies and measures to harness private finance 

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INTRODUCTION
Figure 1 Building blocks to operationalize integrated financing frameworks
Source: UN Inter-Agency Task Force on Financing for Development 2019
flows; 4) monitoring systems to track SDG finance and their link to development results; 5) 
availability and transparency of data for accountability. 
The concluding chapter present the key findings of this DFA in the form of an INFF baseline, 
followed by a list of suggested SDG financing reforms for public finance, private finance 
and the enabling environment. These recommendations take stock of and complement the 
existing reform priorities and on-going support by development partners. In consultation 
with the GoU, these reforms can be developed into an INFF roadmap – a sequenced 
approached towards strengthening the INFF building blocks in the country (see Figure 1).
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