3.4.4. The government will create a single platform and effective mechanisms for supporting entrepreneurship. In particular, by agreement with international development partners, it is necessary to open business service centers in order to use the best international practice to support small and medium-sized businesses on the principle of a "single window" in all regions of the country. It is necessary to ensure unified coordination of the policy in the sphere of rendering financial and non-financial support to entrepreneurship. 3.4.5. The established business service centers will assist entrepreneurs in the search for partners, new innovative technologies and investments. On the basis of these centers, reference information on the structures and organizations working with small and medium-sized enterprises will also be provided, consulting support of small and medium-sized business projects will be provided, and training activities will be conducted to improve the skills of representatives of small and mediumsized businesses. For the formation of quality management skills, training and advisory programs will be implemented on the implementation of ISO standards. The government will take measures to implement the standards (HAASP, ISO, IFS, etc.) and raise business awareness about the standards. 3.4.6. In addition, the Government and regional authorities must also provide facilities for the production infrastructure for supporting small and medium-sized enterprises. 3.4.7. In order to increase the effectiveness of interaction between government and business, work will be strengthened on cooperation between business and state assistance in overcoming bureaucratic barriers. A unified information and educational web portal for small and medium-sized businesses will be created. 3.4.8. The government will continue to work to improve the financial support mechanisms for small and medium-sized entrepreneurs. Within the framework of this work, conditions will be created for the development of long-term crediting of small and medium-sized businesses, development of new types of bank lending to small and medium-sized businesses. Particular attention will be paid to the availability for small and medium-sized businesses of preferential funds allocated for various types of government programs. 3.4.9. The government will intensify the work of the "Guarantee Fund" through the use of the existing system of regional guarantee funds, with the subsequent capitalization of the fund to 3 billion soms until 2020. The Fund will provide support in collateral for the loan. 3.4.10. The established full-scale educational and information system for financial literacy provides for the growth of small and medium-sized businesses by raising the level of financial literacy and the culture of financial behavior of the population. 19