Publications
CER Policy Papers and Briefs
CER annually produces a number of policy papers and briefs on key issues of socio-economic development issues, including but not limited to macroeconomic, monetary, fiscal, social, trade, industrial policy, real sector of economy, governance, knowledge based economy, ICT4D, etc. To date CER has produced more than 150 policy papers/briefs whereas more than 50% of policy recommendations have found their reflection in respective policy decisions.
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Recent Publications:
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"Development Focus" One-pager “Green buildings in Uzbekistan: technologies, legal framework and incentives”
The New "Development Focus" One-pager “Green buildings in Uzbekistan: technologies, legal framework and incentives” suggest critical elements for a strategy of “green” transformation in the sector of building construction, including: technologies, norms and effective stimulus for energy-efficiency in buildings.
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The Enhancement of Interest Rate Policy in Uzbekistan: Making the Economy and Society More Competitive (2011/19)
Brief resume - One-pager (2011/19) provides an analysis of the current Interest rate system of Uzbekistan at the macro and micro levels, as well as suggests step-by-step model of the financial liberalization.
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Uzbekistan Business Climate Index Results of the CER/CCI Business Survey for July - September 2011 (2011/18)
The new issue of the Business Climate Index of Uzbekistan (BCI) Brief resume - Two pager, covering the period of July - September (2011).
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Improving Municipal Governance and Urban Infrastructure in Uzbekistan: Problems and the Search for New Mechanisms and Tools (2011/17)
Improvement of the management system and accelerated development of the urban infrastructure are an integral part of the overall strategy for modernization of the economy of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
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Information-analytical review “Economy of Uzbekistan”
The product combines several thematic sections, i.e. macroeconomic indicators, financial sector, foreign economic activity, private sector development and market transformation, sectors and branches of economy (industry, agriculture, consumer goods market, trade and services), regions, incomes and expenses of the population.
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Almanac of Uzbekistan 2008
Center for Economic Research proudly presents a new product entitled “Almanac of Uzbekistan 2008”. The product offers a review of Uzbekistan’s development dynamics illustrated by diagrams, graphs and tables, and providing a comprehensive analysis of current achievements and development trends. The almanac uses both official and administrative statistical data.
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E-Government Implementation and Administrative Reform in Uzbekistan - Interrelations and Interference (2004/06)
The main goal of the research paper lies in definition of the main directions of e-government implementation in Uzbekistan through interrelations with administrative reform.
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Uzbekistan Almanac 2010
The primary intent of the publication is to enhance the awareness of the readers, particularly the government officials, representatives of private sector, local and international investors about key directions and achievements in the socio-economic development of Uzbekistan since it had become independent.