THE NEED FOR THE APPLICATION OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES IN THE FINANCING SYSTEM OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS
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investment projects, financing system, information and communication technologies, digital transformation, investment risk, efficiency, financial management, innovative solutions.Abstract
This article highlights the importance and necessity of introducing information and communication technologies (ICT) in the process of financing investment projects. The possibilities of increasing the efficiency, transparency and speed of the financing system, strengthening relations with investors, optimizing risk analysis and decision-making processes using ICT are analyzed. Also, the current situation and foreign experience in financing investment projects based on ICT in Uzbekistan are analyzed, and proposals and recommendations are developed.
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