Uzbekistan Diagnostic Assessing Progress and Challenges in

Share of total primary supply 
 
Source: 
IEA, 2015.
Energy Intensity (TPES/GDP PPP) 
Source: 
IEA, 2015.
 
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EBRD ATQs - GDP per unit of CO2 emissions from residential buildings (from fuel combustion) ($GDP/tCO2)
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IEA, 2015 Link: 
http://www.iea.org/statistics/statisticssearch/report/?year=2015&country=UZBEKISTAN&product=ElectricityandHeat
 
 
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https://www.unep.org/greeneconomy/sites/unep.org.greeneconomy/files/publications/stocktaking_report_ige_centraasia_mongolia_final_web.pdf
 
 
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http://www.ebrd.com/news/2017/plan-to-clean-up-central-asia-uranium-mining-legacy-signed.html
 
 
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Aquaduct water stress index 
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0.1
0.2
0.3
EU-28
Central
Asia
Uzbekistan
Potential for harnessing 
solar energy is significant 
with an average of 
320 days 
of sunshine/yr
 
Technical energy savings in 
the residential sector is 
estimated at around 
61 % of 
total consumption
Uzbekistan ranked 
19 out of 153 
countries for 2010 in terms of 
water stress

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OFFICIAL USE
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OFFICIAL USE
INCLUSIVE 
[ATQ = 5.34] 
 
Low female labour market participation, restricted working conditions and difficulties in 
accessing labour markets pose substantial inclusion challenges particularly for women, less 
developed regions and young people in Uzbekistan.
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The majority of women are subject to vulnerable employment under self-
employment or unpaid family work. 
Femal participation rate was 48 per cent in 2016 
versus 76 per cent for males according to the 
ILO methodolgy. However, only 14 per cent of 
working age women are employed full-time and 
work for only one employer.
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