WAYS TO IMPROVE THE FINANCING SYSTEM AND ENHANCE THE INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESS OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ENTITIES IN UZBEKISTAN

Nasirova Kamola Alimovna

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Nasirova Kamola Alimovna Author

Abstract

The article examines the issues of improving the institutional and financial support system for social entrepreneurship entities in the context of national economy modernization and poverty reduction. In the course of the study, a five-stage evolutionary model of capital transformation was systematized, and the prospects for utilizing ESG principles and impact investing alongside traditional financial instruments were substantiated. The multi-level fiscal, financial, and credit mechanisms applied in the practice of Uzbekistan to stimulate social enterprises were analyzed. Based on the research findings, scientific and practical proposals and recommendations were put forward to ensure the fiscal sustainability of social enterprises and to introduce sovereign and corporate "Social Bonds" into the country's financial market.

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