Reforms in political, socio-economic

• Reforms in political, socio-economic during the period of building democratic state and civil society


  Reforms in Uzbekistan during the transition to a democratic state and civil society
• Chapters

  • Formation of the foundations of civil society in Uzbekistan
  • Development of Social partnership in Uzbekistan
  • Structure of civil society: non-governmental non profit-organizations
• Democracy


  The power of people
• Signs of a democratic state


  • The population participates in the exercise of state power through direct democracy
  • Decisions are made by the majority taking into account the interests of the minority
  • Electability and changeability of central and local government bodies, their accountability to voters, transparency
  • Methods of persuasion, agreement, and compromise dominate
  • The law rules in all spheres of public life
  • The rights and freedoms of man and citizen are proclaimed and effectively ensured
  • Political pluralism, including a multiparty system
  • There is a separation of powers
  • There is a developed cultural level of people, willingness to cooperate, compromise, and consent
• Principles of the rule of law


  • Possibility of the realization of human and civil rights and freedoms, the creation of legal incentive regime (social, substantial side)
  • Consistent binding with the help of the law of state power, the formation of legal regime of restriction of state structures (formally, the legal side)
• Civil society


  A set of moral, religious, national, socioeconomic, and family relations and institutions through which interests of individuals and their groups are satisfied
• Structure of civil society

  • Non-state socio-economic relations and institutions (property, labor, entrepreneurship)
  • A set of producers independent of the state (private firms, etc)
  • Public associations and organizations
  • Political parties and movements
  • The sphere of education and non-state education
  • The system of non-state media
  • Family
• Signs of civil society

  • The most complete provision of human and civil rights and freedoms
  • Self-management
  • Self-financing
  • Self-control
  • Self-assessment
  • Competition of its constituent structures and various groups of people
  • Freely forming public opinion and pluralism
  • The complexity of the economy
  • Legitimacy and democratic nature of the government
  • Rule of law
  • Strong social policy of the state
• Stages of formation of civil society in Uzbekistan

  • 1991 to 2000: Priority reforms, transformations of the transition period, and the formation of foundations of national statehood
  • 2001-2010: Consistent and gradual transition from a strong state to a strong civil society
  • 2011-2016: Significant increase in social and socio-economic activity of non-governmental non-profit organizations and other civil institutions
  • 2017 to present: Fundamental improvement of the effectiveness of ongoing reforms, creation of conditions for ensuring the comprehensive and accelerated development of the state and society
• Structure of civil society: non-governmental non profit-organizations


  • Sports (16.1%)
  • Strengthening legal and democratic institutions (10%)
  • Political parties (9%)
  • Persons with disabilities (8.4%)
  • Cultural and educational direction of history (6.4%)
  • Trade unions (6.3%)
  • Women (5%)
  • Emergencies (4.4%)
  • Veterans' organization (4.2%)
  • Healthcare (3.8%)
  • Entrepreneurship and farming (3.4%)
  • Other areas (12.6%)
• Largest Non-governmental, non-profit organizations of Uzbekistan


  Women's Committee of Uzbekistan, the public youth movement "Kamolot"
• Social partnership


  The interaction of non-governmental non-profit organizations, public authorities, management bodies, and business entities in the development and implementation of a coordinated socio-economic policy, the implementation of socio-economic development programs, solving humanitarian problems, protecting rights, freedoms, and interests of various segments of the population
• Principles of social partnership

  • Equal partnership and mutual interests
  • Respect and consideration of the interests of the subjects of social partnership
  • Voluntary commitment
  • Freedom of the choice and discussion of socially significant issues
  • Transparency