On the state of the drinking water sector in relation to climate change in Uzbekistan

This article provides a detailed analytical overview of the drinking water supply sector, including water consumption by the population. Uzbekistan belongs to the countries with a sharply continental arid climate and extremely high temperatures in the summer period, reaching up to +60-70 C⁰. As a result, higher temperatures and lower humidity can have a negative impact on a country's economy. This article examines the impact of climate warming on the state of the country's drinking water supply sources as an example. Relevant conclusions are drawn. Recommendations are made to stimulate innovation and mobilise public and private investment to achieve climate-resilient development in the drinking water supply sector. drinking water, water losses, climate finance, water quality, quality of water services, water consumption costs, gender,

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