FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL PROTECTION TERMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Abstract

The term “social protection” refers to a set of policies and programs aimed at reducing poverty and vulnerability by promoting efficient labor markets, reducing people's exposure to risks, and increasing their ability to manage economic and social risks such as unemployment, exclusion, and disease. Social protection measures include social insurance, social assistance, labor market programs, universal health coverage, and access to essential services and resources for individuals and families to meet their basic needs and protect themselves from economic and social impacts. is to use a generic term that includes other forms of support for riding. In addition, social protection is increasingly recognized as a key tool for building resilience to shocks and crises, such as natural disasters, economic downturns, and health emergencies. By providing a buffer against these shocks and helping people and communities to recover more quickly, social protection can contribute to the stability and well-being of society as a whole. Different aspects of the social protection process and its terminology can be studied in different ways. The purpose of using social protection terms is to create a more inclusive and fair society by building language skills and providing a safety net for the population in providing social protection.