Women working in a textile factory, Uzbekistan.

Project country page (Uzbekistan)

RISE for Impact: Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work in the Cotton Supply Chain – A New Phase, A New Vision (UZBEKISTAN)

The RISE for Impact project aims to enhance respect for fundamental principles and rights at work (FPRW) in the cotton supply chain of Uzbekistan. It is part of the ILO joint Programme on Cotton, Textile and Garments, and will support the promotion of FPRW in targeted cotton growing communities, including ILO’s work to support the independent monitoring of the cotton harvest. The project is also implemented in India and Pakistan.

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Project details

2 March 2023 - 30 September 2026

Industria de Diseño Textil, S.A (INDITEX)

UZB/22/51/INX, GLO/22/32/INX

Uzbekistan

Hamidulla Hamdamov, Senior National Programme Officer ([email protected])

Project outcomes:

  1. Cotton growing communities are better aware and empowered to assert FPRW.
  2. Institutions (ILO constituents and other stakeholders) are capacitated to realize FPRW for cotton growing communities in a sustainable manner.
  3. Global stakeholders have better access to knowledge and tools to promote FPRW in cotton growing communities.

Key resources

The RISE for Impact project
RISE for Impact project Card

Global project page

The RISE for Impact project

Overview of the RISE for Impact project in Uzbekistan
Uzbek woman in a cotton field

Project Factsheet

Overview of the RISE for Impact project in Uzbekistan

Assessment of the implementation of fundamental principles and rights at work in the workplace (available in Uzbek)

Research manual

Assessment of the implementation of fundamental principles and rights at work in the workplace (available in Uzbek)