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Residents are supplied with gas to greenhouses that are not connected to gas networks.

Today, at a meeting attended by several non-governmental organizations at the Ministry of Agriculture, issues of improving the performance and efficiency of greenhouses were discussed.

A new record in onion cultivation: from each hectare to 150 tons of crops were obtained

Today, the planting of onions on 4.5 million acres [4.5 million ha] of land in the world produces 92.1 million tons of products. The average yield is 19.3 tons per hectare.

Uzbek Government to allocate grants for women's vocational training 05 October 2023.

Cabinet of Ministers of Uzbekistan has adopted a decree that will allow female students of colleges and technical schools to receive education at the expense of state grants. The State Inspectorate for Supervision of Education Quality reported about this.

Agreement on Climate Change Adaptation Greenhouse Trainings signed with Karakalpakstan government.

On 20 September, 2023, the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction of the Republic of Karakalpakstan hosted the signing ceremony of an implementation note on joint capacity–building measures within the "Green Rehabilitation Investment Project for Karakalpakstan Republic to Address Impacts of the Aral Sea Crisis" (Aral Sea GRIP), a Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) project funded by KOICA.

GGGI hands planting tools over to the Forestry Committee of Karakalpakstan.

On 20 September 2023, the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) handed over 1,384 planting tools to the Forestry Committee of Karakalpakstan to continue the government’s tree planting efforts in cities and towns in Karakalpakstan, support farmers with trees, and afforest the Aral Sea bed. The ceremony was organized within the framework of "Green Rehabilitation Investment Project for Karakalpakstan Republic to Address Impacts of the Aral Sea Crisis" (Aral Sea GRIP), a GGGI project funded by KOICA.

Uzbekistan increased its grain imports from Kazakhstan by 40% and flour by 27%.

From September 2022 to May 2023, Uzbekistan imported 3.094 million tons of grain from Kazakhstan, which is 884 thousand tons or 40% more than the period from September 2021 to the end of 2022.

In Karakalpakstan, cotton cleaning machines with a daily capacity ranging from 20 to 50 tons of cotton have been put into operation.

The basis for the Special Decision made by our president was the tasks set for the period from 2023 to 2026 aimed at accelerating the mechanization of cotton harvesting in all regions of our country.

In several regions of the republic, the water supply will be improved.

With the participation of the "Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank," the total estimated cost of the project is $197.8 million.

We are benefiting from severe drought risk.

By 2050, it is expected that water resources will decrease by 5% in Syrdarya and 15% in Amudarya.

The country provides up to half of the cost of electricity used to irrigate cotton

The country provides up to half of the cost of electricity used to irrigate cotton