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2023-01-27
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Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022): Information and analytical journal “Uzbekistan Anti-Corruption Digest”
Dear Readers!
Welcome to the Information Digest of the Anticorruption Agency of Uzbekistan!
We all are happy to be witnessing significant changes taking place in the country on anti-corruption front. The Government implements wide-ranging reforms to prevent and fight this crime. These efforts have continued despite the pandemic and lockdowns. Introducing anti-corruption provisions and related tasks into national development and investment programmes has become a standard practice.
In a short time, the legislative framework for the fight against corruption was enhanced; Anti-corruption programs were adopted; Anti-corruption Agency was established. National Anticorruption Council and Territorial Anticorruption Councils in regions work on successful coordination and cooperation of all bodies at all levels. The media and civil society are becoming a important element of an effective anti-corruption and public oversight system. Openness and transparency are gradually becoming fundamental and cross-cutting principles of the public administration.
The Anti-Corruption Agency, as an authorized body for implementation of these principles in government processes, understands well how important it is to constantly and as much as possible inform the public about the changes taking place. Therefore, this new initiative comes - the issuance of a regular electronic Anti-corruption Information Digest.
The Digest is intended to be an informative newsletter, which brings high-quality information, offers the reader a detailed overview of everything that is happening in the country in the field of anti-corruption reforms and around them.
It will keep the articles easy-to-read, with key information in just a few short paragraphs in three languages - Uzbek, English and Russian, for a wide range of readers, both within and outside the country.
We congratulate the Agency on this new initiative and wish it success and a large audience.
Be sure to subscribe to this new Digest and enjoy the most reliable and valuable news on anti-corruption.
Enjoy the read!
Matilda Dimovska,
UNDP Resident Representative in Uzbekistan
Articles
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The role of the media in combating corruption
14-16
2023-01-27
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10.47689/uacd-2181-3345--vol2-iss2-pp14-16The article focuses on the possibility and educational value of mass media as an important tool of public control to inform about the cases of corruption and to form an intolerant attitude towards it in society and citizens, to activate people to fight against it.
Anti-corruption expertise of legislative acts: yesterday and today
3-5
2023-01-27
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10.47689/uacd-2181-3345--vol2-iss2-pp3-5This article presents the concept of anti-corruption expertise of legal documents, its specific features, stages of development, and reflects on the achievements in this field.
The corruption free sphere project in the field of capital construction in action
10-13
2023-01-27
O‘zbekiston Respublikasi Prezidentining 2019-yil 27-maydagi “O‘zbekiston Respublikasida korrupsiyaga qarshi kurashish tizimini yanada takomillashtirish chora-tadbirlari to‘g‘risida”gi PF–5729-son Farmonida, 2019-yil 1-avgustdan boshlab eksperiment tariqasida, jamoatchilik va yetakchi ekspertlarni, shu jumladan xorijiy ekspertlarni jalb etgan holda dastlabki bosqichda kapital qurilish va oliy ta’lim sohalarida “Korrupsiyasiz soha” loyihasini amalga oshirish, 2020-yil 1-apreldan boshlab loyihani boshqa sohalarga ham bosqichma-bosqich joriy etish belgilandi.
Introduction of information and analytical platforms as an important tool for the prevention of corruption offenses in the Republic of Uzbekistan
17-21
2023-01-27
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10.47689/uacd-2181-3345--vol2-iss2-pp17–21In the process of public administration, the main aspects of the effective introduction of information and communication technologies that allow depersonalization and standardization of the main administrative processes, prevent the commission of corruption-related crimes, improve the quality of public services and increase the level of citizens' trust in the state were discussed.
The organs of internal affairs on the way to combating corruption
6-9
2023-01-27
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10.47689/uacd-2181-3345--vol2-iss2-pp6-9The article briefly describes the priority tasks of internal affairs bodies in the fight against corruption, shows the national personnel training programs launched in the system and a comprehensive analysis of the work carried out in this field
The main directions of Kazakhstan's anti-corruption policy
22-26
2023-01-27
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10.47689/uacd-2181-3345--vol2-iss2-pp22–26With the adoption of the Law “On Combating Corruption”, a system of anti-corruption measures with a reasonable balance of preventive and criminal law instruments was created.
Civil society is actively involved in the fight against corruption through anti-corruption education and the creation of an atmosphere of “zero” tolerance to any manifestations of corruption.
An independent authorized anti-corruption body – The Anti-Corruption Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan, subordinate and accountable to the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, has been established.
As the main conductor of the anti-corruption policy of the state, the Agency in its activities combines elements of effective prevention, large-scale education, constructive partnership with society and criminal law measures.
The introduction, within the framework of project management, of a model anti-corruption baseline for each state body has strengthened the coordinating capacity of the anti-corruption service.
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Editorial Team
Narbayeva Tanzila Kamalovna
Saidov Akmal Xolmatovich
Burxanov Akmal Eshondedayevich
Anga Timilsina
Goran Klemenchich
Yodgorov Xolmo‘min Buvraboyevich
Xakimov Obid Arzikulovich
Rustambayev Mirzayusup Xakimovich
Tuxtasheva Umida Abdilovna
Kolenko Yevgeniy Vyacheslavovich
Salayev Nodirbek Saparbayevich
Tursunov Axtam Salomovich
Bekmuradov Mansur Bobomuradovich
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