As of October 1, 2026, commercial banks in Uzbekistan have provided 2,362 loans totaling 35.9 billion sums under the 'From Poverty to Prosperity' program. These funds are intended to support the population in purchasing equipment and other fixed assets, which will allow for expanding income sources, developing self-employment, and creating small production enterprises.
The largest share of financing was directed towards the purchase of sewing equipment, with 13.2 billion sums allocated for 925 sewing machines. Additionally, 7.1 billion sums went to finance 419 units of food production equipment.
The loans also covered expenses for purchasing 496 laptops worth 5.6 billion sums and 272 passenger cars amounting to 5.4 billion sums. Another 4.5 billion sums was allocated for the acquisition of 250 various fixed assets.
The leaders in lending volume were Xalq bank, which issued 1,587 loans totaling 23.6 billion sums. Mikrokreditbank provided 569 loans for a total of 8.6 billion sums, and Agrobank allocated 206 loans for 3.6 billion sums.
By region, the highest number of loans was issued in Jizzakh Region—321 loans. This was followed by Tashkent Region with 307 loans, and Syrdarya Region registered 262 loans.
The goal of this program is to stimulate entrepreneurial activity, increase household incomes, and create additional sources of earnings by helping citizens obtain the necessary equipment and assets for economic activity.


