UNDP Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan has been actively undertaking measures to increase the efficiency of its justice proceedings by introducing modern ICT into court activities. The development and introduction of such technology and information systems will support parties in civil litigations, while simplifying civil proceedings. more

United Nations Development Programme in Uzbekistan announces registration of applicants for Winter School on Human Development 2013. The main goal of the Winter School is to advance the human development concept as a tool of critical analysis of the current political, economic and social processes. The Winter School is organized in two stages – online and interactive modules and conducted in three languages: Uzbek, Russian and English. The Winter School is conducted in partnership with Virtual School of UNDP in Latin America and the Caribbean. For more information, please visit www.escuelapnud.org. more

One-Stop Shops (OSS) provide a range of government and commercial services to citizens and organizations in one place, starting from filling-in applications to obtaining certification to proceed with business activities. The important element of this approach is that the OSS provides a single point of contact and minimizes the quantity of documents an applicant needs to provide to government bodies. This process also accelerates the development of infrastructure of effective government inter-agency cooperation. Through the OSS an applicant does not interfere into the process of inter-agency information exchange, and stops acting as a delivery person submitting information from one agency to another. An applicant submits a required set of documents at a single place, in a single form, to a single specialist, and afterwards, the OSS independently undertakes all procedures. more

Heads and instructors of dog-handling services representing border management and drug control agencies from five countries of Central Asia shared experience in dog-training, discussed management planning and ways to improve dog-handlers’ training in searching, as well as drugs and explosive material detection. They also discussed the idea of creating a coordination committee of dog-handling services from border guard, customs and drug control agencies of Central Asia. more