Sustainable Compass Platform Presented to Uzbekistan’s IT Business Community

The international forum “TechnoWomen: Women’s Entrepreneurship, Export Opportunities, and Digital Technologies” took place in Nukus, bringing together entrepreneurs, experts, and representatives of the Central Asian tech community. Over the course of the day, participants discussed business expansion into new markets, exports, digital technologies and AI, financing, and cooperation within the region.

At one of the panel sessions, GPI representative Saida Narzullaeva presented GPI’s IT platform, Sustainable Compass, and explained how it helps companies assess their level of ESG maturity, identify gaps, and determine next steps. The presentation also covered the Marketplace of Sustainable IT Solutions, the Smart Plastic Zone and Smart Water Zone projects, and tools for preparing businesses to enter the Chinese market. To date, more than 90 companies from over 15 industries have used the GPI Sustainable Compass platform.

Taking part in the forum made it possible to introduce the platform to a new audience and to discuss ESG, sustainable development, and the use of digital tools in business directly with participants. GPI thanks the NGO TechnoWomen for the invitation and the opportunity to be part of this professional dialogue.

The forum was organized by the C-Space Coworking Center Network, the NGO “TechnoWomen,” the international platform for preschool organizations “ORDO,” Nukus State Technical University, IT Park Uzbekistan, and Narxoz University.

Background information:

Forum participants included representatives of the NGO TechnoWomen, QazTrade, the Digital Economy Development Center, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council in Central Asia, Narxoz Business School, Kimyo Business School, IKIGAI PROMOTION, Plum Technologies, and Nukus Hub, as well as government bodies and organizations from the technology and financial sectors.