Women to Undergo Short-Term Training Courses in Sericulture
Uzbekistan
Within one month, measures will be taken to attract sericulture experts from China, Vietnam, India, and Japan to participate in short-term training courses for women in the silk industry.
The Government Decree No. 46 "On Measures to Gradually Ensure Women's Employment in the Sericulture Sector" has been adopted. According to this decree, a "roadmap" has been approved, outlining key parameters and a system for gradually integrating women into the industry through short-term training programs.
According to the main parameters, women who complete these short-term courses will be given priority employment in sericulture clusters, silkworm breeding enterprises, and farms specializing in silkworm and mulberry cultivation, in accordance with the Presidential Decree. They will have opportunities for both seasonal and permanent employment.
Additionally, data on individuals employed in the sericulture sector will be entered into the "yangiish.mehnat.uz" platform.
A record will also be maintained of women who have completed short-term courses and secured permanent or seasonal employment.
According to the main parameters, women who complete these short-term courses will be given priority employment in sericulture clusters, silkworm breeding enterprises, and farms specializing in silkworm and mulberry cultivation, in accordance with the Presidential Decree. They will have opportunities for both seasonal and permanent employment.
Additionally, data on individuals employed in the sericulture sector will be entered into the "yangiish.mehnat.uz" platform.
A record will also be maintained of women who have completed short-term courses and secured permanent or seasonal employment.
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