SABR is a non-governmental organization in Uzbekistan that aims to improve socioeconomic conditions for vulnerable groups like women and children. It operates social and microfinance programs, including four social adaptation centers that have provided vocational training to over 500 women since 2007. The organization's microcredit program has disbursed over 10,000 loans totaling over $3 million to support women's small businesses. However, rural women still face significant barriers to social integration like traditional gender roles and stereotypes. SABR addresses this through educational programs, advocacy, and raising awareness of gender issues.

1. “ SABR” Socio-Economic Development Center of Samarkand oblast, Uzbekistan Mavluda Shirinova Director of SABR Socio-Economic Development Center « Empowerment of rural women in the way to social integration »

5. “ Microcredit Organization of SABR” Daughter Enterprise Microfinance program of SABR started its activity in 2001 with the support of Novib Netherlands Fund. For the period of its activity 10 725 loans were disbursed with the loan cumulative volume of 3 083 431 707 sums (1 401 559 86 USD) Active credit portfolio for 01.12.10 constituted 189 577 838 sums (177 000 USD) Average loan – 236 USD. Clients of the program are women – 64%, men – 36%. Average age of the clients – 34 years.