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Agriculture Modernization Project

Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Uzbekistan

Source: World Bank Group

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The objectives of the Agriculture Modernization Project for Uzbekistan are to (i) enhance productivity-supporting agricultural services and (ii) promote market-led, high-value horticulture value chains. The Project has four components. 1. Enhancing Productivity-Supporting Agricultural Services component will enhance the knowledge and human capital base to enable accelerated productive transformati

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Prospective
Sector
Water Supply and Storage, Fertilizers, Warehouse, Forest Products and Packaging, Commercial, Raw Materials, Government
Location
Uzbekistan
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
World Bank Group

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The project “Agriculture Modernization Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Water Supply and Storage sector, located in Uzbekistan. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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The objectives of the Agriculture Modernization Project for Uzbekistan are to (i) enhance productivity-supporting agricultural services and (ii) promote market-led, high-value horticulture value chains. The Project has four components. 1. Enhancing Productivity-Supporting Agricultural Services component will enhance the knowledge and human capital base to enable accelerated productive transformation of Uzbekistan agriculture to make it more productive, climate-resilient, diversified, and market-led. 1.1 Applied agricultural research and development subcomponent enhance the capacity of the national Research and Development (R and D) system to develop new technologies as well as to adapt existing, on-the-shelf technologies to local social and environmental conditions and to changing circumstances over time. 1.2 Seed and seedling production subcomponent will seek to: (i) increase the supply, in sufficient quantity and acceptable quality, of elite and super-elite seeds, seedlings, and other planting materials to private sector multipliers for commercial seed production and sales to farmers; and (ii) develop and update guidelines related to seed production, testing and registration, and certification for public and private sector seed/seedling nurseries. 1.3 Natural resource management subcomponent will increase farmers’ awareness of their soils, water situation and biohazards, and succeed in replacing blanket recommendations with test-based recommendations and Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA). 1.4 Farmer adoption support subcomponent will provide more effective knowledge and advisory support for adoption of productive and CSA technologies and practices to enable more reliable and higher quality outputs by farmers. 2. Supporting Investments in High-Value Horticulture Value Chains component will support investments in crop diversification and high-value horticulture value chains, facilitate farmers’ participation in investment opportunities created by economic liberalization, and enable productive partnerships/clusters between farm groups and agribusinesses. 3. Facilitating Trade and Marketing component improve access of Uzbekistan’s horticulture products on both internal and external markets through improvements in: (i) agro-logistics; (ii) plant protection and quarantine measures; and (iii) market information collection and dissemination, reflected in three subcomponents: 3.1 Establishing agro-logistical centers in selected regions; 3.2 Strengthening plant protection and quarantine capacity; and 3.3 Strengthening market information system. 4. Supporting Project Management subcomponent will support project management, coordination, monitoring and evaluation (M and E), and implementation of environmental and social measures under the World Bank (WB) Environmental and Social Framework (ESF).

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FY17 - Agriculture, Fishing and Forestry,FY17 - Industry, Trade and Services

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Uzbekistan

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Water Supply and Storage, Fertilizers, Warehouse, Forest Products and Packaging, Commercial, Raw Materials, Government

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2025-12-17

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