Name: Sustainable Energy Transitions and Tourism Development in Uzbekistan (en Inglés)
SKU: 69283352
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Author: Hamida Toyirova
ISBN: 9786630472226

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Sustainable Energy Transitions and Tourism Development in Uzbekistan (en Inglés)

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Hamida Toyirova

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Inglés

N° páginas

132

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9786630472226

Sustainable Energy Transitions and Tourism Development in Uzbekistan (en Inglés)

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Uzbekistan is pursuing two ambitious transitions at once: a rapid expansion of solar and wind capacity toward a target of 40 percent renewable electricity by 2030, and a tourism boom that has already surpassed ten million annual visitors. This book brings the energy-efficiency and sustainable-tourism literatures into a single frame, arguing that these two transitions, though administered separately, rest on a shared institutional foundation.Organized around three recent studies of Uzbekistan's energy and tourism sectors, the book reviews the international and regional literature on energy-efficiency policy and long-term decision-making, renewable-energy deployment and grid infrastructure in Central Asia, sustainable tourism and event-driven infrastructure, and emerging research on embodied cognition as a driver of pro-environmental behavior among tourists and spectators. It identifies a recurring pattern across both sectors - headline growth outpacing the infrastructure and institutional capacity needed to sustain it - and offers policy recommendations, a comparative regional perspective, and a research agenda for Central Asia.