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2016/17 Knowledge Sharing Program (Industry&Trade) with Uzbekistan : Policy Consultation for the Development of the Textile Industry in Uzbekistan

• 작성자 : 김창석 등
• 총서번호 : KOTRA자료 18-017
• 발간일 : 2018-04-09
• 게재일 : 2018-04-09
• 페이지 : 272
• 게재자 : 이은혜
• 관련지역 : 러시아/CIS

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2016 KSP with Uzbekistan 
Outline

Chapter 1. Strengthening of the Value Chain in Uzbekistan’s Textile Industry
1. Introduction (Background and Objective) 
2. Current Conditions of Uzbekistan’s Textile Industry 
    2.1. Overview 
    2.2. Current Conditions of Textile Industry and Relevant Policies 
    2.3. Textile Industry Analysis by Stream (Value System Analysis)
    2.4. Key Agendas (through a SWOT Analysis) 
3. Sharing Korea’s Experience in the Development of its Textile Industry 
    3.1. Changes in the Textile Trading Environment 
    3.2. Current Conditions of Korea’s Textile Industry 
    3.3. Policy Changes in Korea 
    3.4. Sharing Successful Cases of Adapting to Changes in the Textile Industry Environment 
    3.5. Promotion of Fashion Design 
4. Policy Suggestion (Reinforcement of Value Chain) 
    4.1. Deriving Strategies 
    4.2. Action Plans 
    4.3. Conclusions 
    4.3. Conclusions 
Reference 
Reference : Survey Results

Chapter 2. FDI Attraction in Uzbekistan’s Textile Industry
1. Introduction 
2. Purchasing Trends in the Global Textile and Apparel Market
    2.1. Determinants of Supply Price in Textile and Apparel Industry 
    2.2. Changes in Purchasing Patterns of Buyers 
3. Korea’s Experience in Attracting FDI and Making Global Investments in the Textile and Apparel Industry 
    3.1. Process of Growth and FDI Attraction in Korea’s Textile and Apparel Industry
    3.2. Current Conditions of Overseas Investments of Korean Textile and Apparel Companies
    3.3. Investment of Korean Textile and Apparel Industry in Key Regions 
4. Implications of Foreign Investment Experiences of Korea Textile & Apparel Industry and Investment Decision Factors 
    4.1. Implications of Foreign Investment Experience 
    4.2. Determinants of overseas investment
5. Uzbekistan’s Investment Environment 
    5.1. FDI Status of Uzbekistan 
    5.2. Political·Economic Environment 
    5.3. Infrastructure Condition 
    5.4. FDI related Laws and Institutional Environment 
    5.5. Results of Survey on Foreign Investment 
6. FDI Policy Recommendations for Uzbekistan’s Textile and Apparel Industry 
    6.1. FDI Competitive Analysis of Uzbekistan’s Textile and Apparel Industry
    6.2. Direction of Policy Recommendation 
    6.3. Policy and Strategic Proposals 
Reference : Characteristics of the Russian Textile and Apparel Market, Opportunity Factors for
Uzbekistan and Investment Cases 
Reference

Chapter 3. Policy Application of Uzbekistan Textile Technopark
1. Introduction 
2. Significance of the Textile Technopark Construction Support Project 
    2.1. Why the Textile Technopark?
    2.2. Korea’s Industrial Policies and Regional Development Policies, and Case Studies of its Technoparks 
    2.3. Theoretical Background and Function of Technopark
    2.4. Policies to Promote the Textile Industry in Korea, Uzbekistan and Vietnam, and Their Implications 
3. Progress and Goals of the Textile Technopark Construction Support Project
    3.1. Progress of the Textile Technopark Construction Support Project 
    3.2. Contents and Objectives of the Textile Technopark Construction Support Project
4. Policy Applications of the Textile Technopark
    4.1. Textile Industry Manpower Enhancement through Education and Training 
    4.2. Product Diversification and Technology Advancement through Business Support Utilizing Equipment
    4.3. Constant R&D for Future Development of the Textile Industry 
    4.4. Independence of the Textile Technopark and Ripple Effects 
Reference