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On Measures to Ensure Employment and Reduce Poverty in 2025

The document establishes a framework for measures to ensure employment and reduce poverty in 2025. It specifies indexing parameters for the Unified Tax Rate (QTUK) and the Minimum Monthly Wage (MQK), with key dates including August 8, 2025, December 18, 2025, and December 27, 2025, alongside future dates in 2026.

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[OKSZ: 1. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Population Employment / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.02.00 Management in the Field of Employment and Population Employment] [TSZ: 1. Socio-cultural Issues / Labor. Population Employment] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Decree Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element On Measures to Ensure Population Employment and Reduce Poverty in 2025 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element [Copy] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element To widely introduce new approaches to ensuring population employment in regions, attracting them to entrepreneurship and increasing their incomes, organize targeted work with the needy layers of the population in mahallas, expand the scope of social services, and create high-income jobs and reduce poverty by increasing the efficiency of using existing resources, benefits and preferences: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element

  1. Approved by the Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment in cooperation with the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the Central Bank, responsible ministries, agencies, commercial banks, the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, and the Khokimiyats of regions and Tashkent City: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element the Program for Providing the Population with Gainful Employment in 2025 (hereinafter referred to as the Program) developed in 2025; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element the aggregate target indicators for providing the population with gainful employment 1 , in accordance with Appendices 1.1 – 1.14; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element the target indicators for ensuring population employment and attracting them to entrepreneurship by commercial banks in accordance with Appendix 2; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element the aggregate target indicators for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills 3 , in accordance with Appendices 3.1 – 3.14; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element the target indicators for lifting the population out of poverty 4 , in accordance with Appendices 4.1 – 4.14; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element the "roadmap" for ensuring population employment, attracting them to entrepreneurship and lifting them out of poverty based on new approaches in accordance with Appendix 5. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Cabinet of Ministers (J. Kuchkarov) shall ensure that the monthly target indicators for sectors and mahallas within the framework of the Program are discussed by the responsible ministries and agencies in the Jogorku Kenes of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, and in the councils of people's deputies of regions, Tashkent city, districts and cities within two weeks. [ OKSZ:

02.00.00.00 Fundamentals of State Administration / 02.03.00.00 Republican State Administration Bodies and Economic Administration Bodies / 02.03.02.00 Ministries; 2. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Population Employment / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.02.00 Management in the Field of Employment and Population Employment] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 2. In order to ensure employment for 5.2 million people within the framework of the implementation of the Program in 2025: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element a) The Central Bank (T. Ishmetov), the Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment (B. Zakhidov), the Ministry of Economy and Finance (I. Norqulov): Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 1,470 thousand people through financial support for entrepreneurs, resolving their problems and expanding their activities; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 430 thousand people by placing the unemployed in existing vacant jobs; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 755 thousand people by implementing an average of 40 micro-projects in each mahalla, totaling 377.6 thousand projects, as well as 250 thousand people by introducing new credit products for financing projects under the simplified procedure within the framework of the "Mahalla Project"; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 122 thousand people by launching driver projects in regions and 21 thousand people by implementing projects to establish micro-industrial centers; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 300 thousand people by leasing land plots to the population, including through the establishment of cooperatives based on the "company – cooperative – farm" principle; See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element b) The Ministry of Agriculture (I. Abdurakhmanov), the Uzbek Farmers Council (A. Khaitov), the Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment (B. Zakhidov) shall be responsible for ensuring employment for 1,169 thousand people by organizing efficient use of household plots and supporting farmers and farm households; (The "b" sub-paragraph of paragraph 2 is edited by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-22 dated February 14, 2025 — National Database of Legislation Information, 18.02.2025, No. 06/25/22/0156) Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element c) The Ministry of Investments, Industry and Trade (L. Kudratov), the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (D. Vahobov) shall be responsible for ensuring employment for 290 thousand people through the implementation of investment projects; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element d) The Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services (Sh. Khidayatov) shall be responsible for ensuring employment for 169 thousand people through the implementation of projects in the construction sector; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element e) The Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment (B. Zakhidov), the Ministry of Digital Technologies (Sh. Shermatov), the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation (K. Sharipov) shall be responsible for providing 266 thousand people with gainful employment by training the population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills and placing them in jobs. [ OKSZ: 1. 02.00.00.00 Fundamentals of State Administration / 02.08.00.00 General Issues of State Administration in the Field of Economy, Socio-cultural Construction / 02.08.01.00 State Programs, Concepts and Others] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 3. The Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment (B. Zakhidov) shall establish strict control over the timely and high-quality execution of the tasks and projects specified in the Program by the heads of commercial banks, responsible ministries, agencies, and representatives attached to mahallas. In this regard: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element responsible managers and employees shall continuously critically evaluate the situation of work being carried out in mahallas regarding the achievement of target indicators; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element make proposals on rewarding responsible managers and employees or taking strict measures established by legislation against them, based on the execution of tasks and achieved results; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element regularly submit information to the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan on the effectiveness of work being carried out within the framework of the implementation of the Program, the elimination of arising shortcomings, and increasing the responsibility of responsible managers at the end of each month. [ OKSZ: 1. 07.00.00.00 Legislation on Finance and Credit. Banking Activity / 07.19.00.00 Banking System / 07.19.02.00 Commercial Banks. Private Banks. Foreign Banks; 2. 07.00.00.00 Legislation on Finance and Credit. Banking Activity / 07.22.00.00 Lending / 07.22.06.00 Special Types of Lending / 07.22.06.05 Foreign Credits and Loans. Credits in Foreign Currency] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 4. It is established that 126 trillion Uzbek som, including: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 120 trillion Uzbek som in credit funds for the financial support of small and medium-sized business entities by commercial banks, of which foreign credit lines amounting to 2.4 billion US dollars; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 3.2 trillion Uzbek som in budget funds for improving the infrastructure of 1,000 mahallas of the heavy category; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 1 trillion Uzbek som in budget funds for creating the necessary infrastructure for driver projects that stimulate the development of entrepreneurship in the industries of industry, agriculture and services, depending on the specialization of districts and cities; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 952 billion Uzbek som will be directed through targeted funds to encourage the reduction of poverty and ensure population employment. [ OKSZ: 1. 07.00.00.00 Legislation on Finance and Credit. Banking Activity / 07.05.00.00 Republican Budget / 07.05.14.00 Reserve Fund of the Cabinet of Ministers. Guarantee Fund. Development Fund; 2. 07.00.00.00 Legislation on Finance and Credit. Banking Activity / 07.19.00.00 Banking System / 07.19.02.00 Commercial Banks. Private Banks. Foreign Banks; 3. 09.00.00.00 Entrepreneurship and Economic Activity / 09.01.00.00 Legislation on Entrepreneurship / 09.01.09.00 State Support and Protection of Rights of Entrepreneurs; 4. 09.00.00.00 Entrepreneurship and Economic Activity / 09.01.00.00 Legislation on Entrepreneurship / 09.01.10.00 Associations of Entrepreneurs (Unions, Associations, etc.) / 09.01.10.02 Other Associations of Entrepreneurs (Unions, Associations, Funds, etc.)] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 5. The proposal of the Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment, the Committee for the Development of Veterinary and Livestock, the "Parrandasanoat" Association and JSC "Microcreditbank" regarding the implementation of "ready business" projects in the poultry sector in Namangan, Tashkent, Khorezm and other regions in 2025-2026 by "Parranda Investment" LLC within the cooperation system, including modern slaughterhouses (poultry houses), feed and feed additive production plants, refrigerated warehouses, incubation, laboratory, breeding chick production and poultry product production, as well as processing capacities for poultry products, residues and waste, or separate production directions, is approved. (The first paragraph of paragraph 5 is edited by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-179 dated May 12, 2026 — National Database of Legislation Information, 21.05.2026, No. 07/26/179/0521) Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element In this regard, the Restoration and Development Fund shall direct funds in the amount of 50 million US dollars for financing ready business projects in the poultry sector within the cooperation system to increase the charter capital of JSC "Microcreditbank". Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment (B. Zakhidov), the Committee for the Development of Veterinary and Livestock (B. Norqobilov), the "Parrandasanoat" Association (O. Butaev) shall submit a draft decision to the Cabinet of Ministers within one month, which provides for the procedure for organizing small poultry farms based on cooperation. [ OKSZ: 1. 02.00.00.00 Fundamentals of State Administration / 02.03.00.00 Republican State Administration Bodies and Economic Administration Bodies / 02.03.02.00 Ministries; 2. 09.00.00.00 Entrepreneurship and Economic Activity / 09.14.00.00 Agriculture / 09.14.03.00 Benefits, Subsidies and Compensation Provided to Agricultural Commodity Producers] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 6. The Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change (A. Abdukhakimov) in cooperation with the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, and the Khokimiyats of regions and Tashkent City shall: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element implement projects to establish forests consisting of industrial, ornamental and fruit tree species, organize nurseries and grow medicinal plants on 20,000 hectares of forest fund land in 2025 by involving members of poor families, in accordance with Appendix 6 . In this regard, members of poor families are allowed to grow vegetables, garden crops and other agricultural products for their own needs on these land plots; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element implement pilot projects for growing broussonetia trees on a total of 100 hectares of land plots, in accordance with Appendix 7 . Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element In this regard, taking into account soil and climatic conditions, measures will be taken in future years to popularize this experience in other regions of the republic and to process broussonetia trees. [ OKSZ: 1. 02.00.00.00 Fundamentals of State Administration / 02.03.00.00 Republican State Administration Bodies and Economic Administration Bodies / 02.03.02.00 Ministries; 2. 02.00.00.00 Fundamentals of State Administration / 02.03.00.00 Republican State Administration Bodies and Economic Administration Bodies / 02.03.03.00 Committees] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 7. The Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change in cooperation with the Ministry of Economy and Finance shall allocate the necessary funds for the delivery of 1 million fruit and ornamental tree seedlings suitable for soil and climatic conditions by the Forestry Agency to 1,024 mahallas of the heavy category. [ OKSZ: 1. 07.00.00.00 Legislation on Finance and Credit. Banking Activity / 07.05.00.00 Republican Budget / 07.05.13.00 State Subsidies and Grants; 2. 12.00.00.00 Information and Informatization / 12.04.00.00 Informatization. Information Systems, Technologies and Means of Their Provision / 12.04.02.00 Information Systems, Technologies and Means of Their Provision] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 8. It is established that starting from July 1, 2025, a procedure for granting subsidies in the amount of one basic calculation amount from the funds of the "Green Space" national project by the Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change to members of families included in the Social Registry who have entered information about the trees they planted on the "Eco-active Citizen" platform is introduced. For every 100 trees planted on forest fund land. In this regard, the subsidy is paid in two equal shares during the year (at the time of planting seedlings and after the period of their care). (The first paragraph of paragraph 8 is edited by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-258 dated December 26, 2025 — National Database of Legislation Information, 27.12.2025, No. 06/25/258/1223. Entry into force date — February 1, 2026) Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change (A. Abdukhakimov) shall submit the procedure for granting subsidies provided for in this paragraph to the Cabinet of Ministers within two months. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 9. The proposal of the Ministry of Energy regarding the construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 – 500 kW in 300 mahallas of the heavy category based on cooperation, in accordance with Appendix 8 , is approved. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element It is established: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element "Yashil Energiya" LLC designs the construction of solar photovoltaic stations, identifies the contracting organization and organizes construction and installation works; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element "Regional Electric Networks" JSC integrates commissioned solar photovoltaic stations into the billing system; See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element members of families included in the Social Registry are involved as shareholders in the management of solar photovoltaic stations based on cooperation. In this regard, members of families included in the Social Registry are trained and hired to service solar photovoltaic stations. (The fifth paragraph of paragraph 9 is edited by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-258 dated December 26, 2025 — National Database of Legislation Information, 27.12.2025, No. 06/25/258/1223. Entry into force date — February 1, 2026) Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Ministry of Energy (J. Mirzamakhmudov), the Ministry of Investments, Industry and Trade (L. Kudratov), the Ministry of Economy and Finance (I. Norqulov) shall identify sources of financing for the projects specified in this paragraph and submit a draft Government decision regulating the management of small power stations based on cooperation to the Cabinet of Ministers by April 1, 2025. [ OKSZ: 1. 09.00.00.00 Entrepreneurship and Economic Activity / 09.14.00.00 Agriculture / 09.14.07.00 Farm Holdings (Personal Auxiliary Holdings); 2. 11.00.00.00 Environment and Natural Resources / 11.03.00.00 Land Use and Protection / 11.03.05.00 Planning and Norming of Land Use and Protection; 3. 11.00.00.00 Environment and Natural Resources / 11.03.00.00 Land Use and Protection / 11.03.07.00 Legal Regime of Certain Categories and Types of Lands / 11.03.07.01 Lands Intended for Agriculture] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 10. In order to introduce modern methods of growing agricultural products in land plots leased in mahallas based on the "company – cooperative – farm" principle, consent is given to the following proposals of the Central Bank and commercial banks: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element a) introduce a system of continuous delivery of products based on the "company – cooperative – farm" principle by establishing 492 agricultural cooperatives within the framework of model projects in accordance with Appendix 9 , by involving business entities and exporting companies with work experience, on land plots allocated to the population on a lease basis; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element in each district, select land areas of 40 hectares consisting of contours of not less than 10 hectares; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a document element implement projects to create added value by organizing plantations of new types of crops on selected lands; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element b) allow the implementation of projects to create lightweight greenhouse, intensive orchard, vineyard, pomegranate garden, floriculture and nursery plantations and grow grape fruits on land plots allocated for the establishment of farm holdings in 2022 – 2024 and to be leased to the population in the future, based on the "one contour – one product" principle in accordance with the main type of permitted use of the land plot; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element c) set the rates of social tax and income tax levied from physical persons employed by newly established agricultural and medicinal plant growing and processing cooperatives at 1 percent from April 1, 2025 to January 1, 2028; See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element d) grant subsidies to members of families included in the Social Registry in an amount of up to 10 times the basic calculation amount from the funds of the State Target Fund for the Reduction of Poverty as a share in the charter capital of agricultural cooperatives. (The "d" sub-paragraph of paragraph 10 is edited by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-258 dated December 26, 2025 — National Database of Legislation Information, 27.12.2025, No. 06/25/258/1223. Entry into force date — February 1, 2026) Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 11. The targeted list of projects for the construction of micro-industrial centers in the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regions and Tashkent City in 2025-2026 is approved in accordance with Appendix 10 . Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment (B. Zakhidov) shall submit to the Cabinet of Ministers within three months the procedure for allocating land plots for micro-industrial centers and placing business entities in them. See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 12. The Committee on Tourism (U. Shadiev) shall launch new tourism services in 53 mahallas with high tourism potential, in accordance with Appendix 11 , and help increase the incomes of 1.4 thousand members of families included in the Social Registry. (Paragraph 12 is edited by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-258 dated December 26, 2025 — National Database of Legislation Information, 27.12.2025, No. 06/25/258/1223. Entry into force date — February 1, 2026) See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 13. The proposals of the Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element to start organizing a cluster in the creative sector by December 1, 2025, on the basis of the Tashkent Employees Management and Labor Protection College, involving a private investor; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element regarding the attraction of a total of 10 million US dollars in investments by 2030, are approved. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element It is established that within the framework of the cluster of creative sectors: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element express courses in accordance with international standards will be organized for the training of specialists in creative fields such as brand manager, startup manager, digital marketer, videographer-mobileographer, animation and graphic designer, landscape, interior and production designer, model-designer, and IT.

300 innovative and startup projects of economic entities will be implemented, and 1,800 new jobs will be created; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element An integrated ecosystem will be created for starting creative entrepreneurship and providing all necessary services to cluster participants (training center, skills assessment center, coworking center, office spaces, exhibition hall); Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The buildings and land plots of the Tashkent College of Labor Management and Labor Protection will be transferred to a private investor for free use for 15 years on the basis of a direct contract; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The private investor is permitted to use this right as collateral security; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The private investor is granted the right to repair (reconstruct) buildings and construct additional buildings on vacant land plots without applying state procurement procedures, with the objects accepted by the Ministry; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Construction and repair costs incurred by the private investor during the free use contract term will not be reimbursed; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element If the free use contract is terminated early at the initiative of the Ministry, investments made by the investor and lost profits (lost income) will be compensated from the State Fund for Employment Support under the terms agreed in the contract. (P. 13 of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-126 dated August 4, 2025 — National Database of Legislation, 08.08.2025, No. 06/25/126/0704) [ OKOS: 1. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.08.00.00 Vocational Preparation, Advanced Training and Retraining] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 14. It is established that at the vocational skills centers of the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction (hereinafter referred to as centers): See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element A targeted training system will be introduced for unemployed residents, including members of families registered in the Social Registry, based on employer orders and the needs of commercial bank clients, funded by the State Fund for Employment Support, for professions in high demand in the labor market; (Paragraph 2 of P. 14 of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-258 dated December 26, 2025 — National Database of Legislation, 27.12.2025, No. 06/25/258/1223. Entry into force date — February 1, 2026) Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Starting from March 1, 2025, a system for digital control of vocational training and employment processes for the population will be launched; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Starting from April 1, 2025, according to Appendix 12, training courses will be organized for 12 new professions. [ OKOS: 1. 01.00.00.00 Constitutional Order / 01.14.00.00 Law-making Activity of State Bodies / 01.14.03.00 Procedure for Preparation and Review of Draft Legal Acts; 2. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.02.00 Management in the Field of Employment and Population Employment; 3. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.08.00 State Fund Supporting Employment (also see 06.03.03.00, 07.07.02.01); 4. 07.00.00.00 Legislation on Finance and Credit. Banking Activity / 07.07.00.00 Other Issues of the Budget System / 07.07.02.00 State Funds / 07.07.02.04 Funds of Ministries and Departments] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 15. The following procedure is established, according to which: See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Scholarships allocated for vocational training from the funds of the State Fund for Employment Support will be paid to persons with disabilities, as well as to unemployed members of families registered in the Social Registry enrolled in training courses lasting more than three months. (Paragraph 2 of P. 15 of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-258 dated December 26, 2025 — National Database of Legislation, 27.12.2025, No. 06/25/258/1223. Entry into force date — February 1, 2026) Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element In this regard, the payment of scholarships will be carried out through the district (city) departments for poverty reduction and employment support; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element By May 1, 2025, a voucher system will be introduced to cover the costs of vocational training for unemployed residents, with priority given to members of poor families. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element In this regard, training costs will be paid to the educational institution chosen by the citizen on a voucher basis. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction (B. Zakhidov): Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Starting from February 1, 2025, conduct a pilot test of this system in Samarkand Region and Tashkent City; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Based on the pilot results, submit a draft Government resolution on introducing the voucher system in all regions to the Cabinet of Ministers by April 1, 2025. [ OKOS: 1. 02.00.00.00 Fundamentals of State Administration / 02.03.00.00 Republican State Administration Bodies and Economic Management Bodies / 02.03.02.00 Ministries; 2. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.02.00 Management in the Field of Employment and Population Employment; 3. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.08.00 State Fund Supporting Employment (also see 06.03.03.00, 07.07.02.01)] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 16. Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction (B. Zakhidov): Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element By July 1, 2025, ensure centers where training in new professions will be launched are equipped with necessary tools and equipment and qualified specialists, using funds from international financial institutions and the State Fund for Employment Support; See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element By the end of 2027, together with the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional and Tashkent City Khokimiyats, organize service facilities and vocational training centers for unemployed residents based on the buildings of inefficiently used daily labor centers, involving the private sector. (Paragraph 3 of P. 16 of the Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-49 dated February 5, 2026 — National Database of Legislation, 09.02.2026, No. 07/26/49/0121) [ OKOS: 1. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.07.00 Other Issues] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 17. Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction (B. Zakhidov), Central Bank (T. Ishmetov), Ministry of Economy and Finance (I. Norqulov), together with the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional and Tashkent City Khokimiyats, by the end of 2025, organize training-production workshops for equipment manufacturing based on vacant buildings, involving commercial banks and economic entities. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element In these workshops, it is planned to organize the production of metalworking equipment, agricultural tools, construction tools, measuring instruments, as well as the training, advanced training, and employment of specialists in these fields. [ OKOS: 1. 01.00.00.00 Constitutional Order / 01.12.00.00 Legislation and Executive Bodies of the Republic of Karakalpakstan / 01.12.05.00 Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan; 2. 01.00.00.00 Constitutional Order / 01.15.00.00 Local State Authority Bodies / 01.15.03.00 Local Executive Bodies (Khokimiyats) (also see 02.04.00.00)] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 18. Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional and Tashkent City Khokimiyats: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Approve their proposals on target indicators for transforming 60 districts and cities into areas free from poverty and unemployment, according to Appendix 13; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Approve their proposals on target indicators for sharply reducing poverty and unemployment in 71 districts of the difficult category, according to Appendix 14. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 19. By the end of 2025, the composition of the working group for transforming 60 advanced districts and cities into areas free from poverty and unemployment is approved according to Appendix 15, and its duties include ensuring the provision of gainful employment to 2.1 million residents and lifting 431,000 residents out of poverty in these districts and cities in 2025. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 20. A working group to assist in sharply reducing poverty and unemployment in 71 difficult districts is organized according to Appendix 16, and the following duties are assigned to it: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Ensure gainful employment for 1.4 million residents and lift 459,000 residents out of poverty in 2025; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Organize high-income jobs in these districts by bringing in advanced entrepreneurs from other regions and allocating additional credit to them; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Hold meetings with residents and entrepreneurs in the field on a weekly basis, resolve their problems, and assist in implementing their projects. [ OKOS: 1. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.02.00 Management in the Field of Employment and Population Employment; 2. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.04.00 Social Support Guarantees for the Unemployed; 3. 09.00.00.00 Legislation on Entrepreneurship and Economic Activity / 09.01.00.00 Legislation on Entrepreneurship / 09.01.08.00 Guarantees of Activity of Subjects of Entrepreneurial Activity] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 21. The proposals on launching the activity of mahalla bankers of the Central Bank and commercial banks and defining their main tasks are approved: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Attracting initiative residents to entrepreneurship in mahallas, developing new projects based on their business ideas, providing credit, and accompanying project implementation; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Ensuring the provision of financial services at each stage of the entrepreneurship chain — self-employed individual — small business — medium business; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Establishing cooperative relations with entrepreneurs for the guaranteed purchase of products grown in household plots and leased land plots, and financing their projects; See previous edition. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Employing members of families registered in the Social Registry, with priority, by launching entrepreneurial projects; (Paragraph 5 of P. 21 of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-258 dated December 26, 2025 — National Database of Legislation, 27.12.2025, No. 06/25/258/1223. Entry into force date — February 1, 2026) Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Promoting banking services through assistant-agents in mahallas, increasing the financial literacy of the population, and attracting new clients; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Popularizing positive experiences from other regions based on the specialization and conditions of the mahalla. [ OKOS: 1. 02.00.00.00 Fundamentals of State Administration / 02.08.00.00 General Issues of State Administration in the Field of Economy, Social and Cultural Construction / 02.08.01.00 State Programs, Concepts, etc.; 2. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.07.00 Other Issues] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 22. Union of Mahallas of Uzbekistan (Q. Kurambaev), Republican Center for Spiritual Enlightenment and Education (O. Khassanov), Agency for Information and Mass Communications (A. Khojaev), National Television and Radio Broadcasting Company of Uzbekistan (A. Juraev), together with the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional and Tashkent City Khokimiyats, through the implementation of the "First Step to a Prosperous Life", "Trust" projects and the "Reducing Poverty through Enlightenment" program aimed at increasing the willingness to work and initiative of members of poor families in mahallas: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Popularize positive experiences of families that have achieved prosperity through their own labor, including holding "Most Exemplary Family Achieving Prosperity" contests in mahallas; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Assign scientists, writers, poets, theater, culture, art figures, and mahalla hojies (elders) with high prestige among the people as "spiritual assistants" to 1,024 difficult mahallas to change the worldview of the poor population layer; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Take measures to train members of the "mahalla seven," heads of mahalla service companies, and representatives of poor families in difficult mahallas using the cascade method. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 23. Ministry of Foreign Affairs (B. Saidov) in January–March 2025 organize working groups to be sent to the People's Republic of China and other foreign countries to study advanced experiences in combating poverty. [ OKOS: 1. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.04.00 Social Support Guarantees for the Unemployed] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 24. In 2025, to ensure social protection of 500,000 informally employed residents by assisting them in conducting labor activities in accordance with legislative requirements: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The State Labor Inspectorate of the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction shall provide practical assistance in restoring the labor rights of persons engaged in informal labor activities in enterprises based on the "risk analysis" system; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Central Bank, together with commercial banks, shall take measures to legalize the activities of informally employed persons by targeted work with clients who have not created the jobs planned in their business plans; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Committee on Taxes shall take measures to expand the income base by ensuring that employees conduct their activities officially in accordance with the law through the "korxona-bay" operation. [ OKOS: 1. 02.00.00.00 Fundamentals of State Administration / 02.08.00.00 General Issues of State Administration in the Field of Economy, Social and Cultural Construction / 02.08.07.00 Accounting. Reporting. Statistics (also see 07.29.00.00); 2. 03.00.00.00 Civil Legislation / 03.10.00.00 Obligation Law / 03.10.05.00 Contract. Conclusion, Amendment and Termination of Contracts; 3. 05.00.00.00 Legislation on Labor and Employment of the Population / 05.01.00.00 Employment and Population Employment / 05.01.01.00 General Issues] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 25. The following procedure is established, according to which the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction ensures control over employment indicators of the population within the framework of the Program, including the effectiveness of projects implemented by mahalla bankers and the creation of jobs. In this regard: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Systematic monitoring of the implementation of cooperation agreements concluded by heads of commercial banks and khokims in each mahalla on ensuring population employment and increasing incomes; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Control over the implementation of tripartite agreements concluded between district (city) khokimiyats, mahalla citizens' assemblies, and 1,024 difficult mahallas on increasing population activity and reducing poverty; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Information on the actual results of measures taken to ensure population employment and lift people out of poverty in mahallas, including on household plots and leased land plots, is entered into the "online-mahalla.uz" electronic platform; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Information on newly created jobs and employed residents is entered into the "yangiish.mehnat.uz" electronic platform (hereinafter referred to as the platform) by direction and mahallas by the 15th day of each month by the staffs and tashkims under the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional, Tashkent City, and district and city khokimiyats, and commercial banks; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction submits information on newly created jobs and employed residents through the platform to the Committee on Taxes by the 15th day of each month; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Committee on Taxes checks the authenticity of the information received through the platform and submits it to the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction by the 20th day of each month; Send suggestions for the the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction submits information to the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan by the 25th day of each month on the effectiveness of work carried out to ensure population employment, based on information from the "online-mahalla.uz" and "yangiish.mehnat.uz" platforms, as well as inspections conducted in the regions. [ OKOS: 1. 02.00.00.00 Fundamentals of State Administration / 02.08.00.00 General Issues of State Administration in the Field of Economy, Social and Cultural Construction / 02.08.07.00 Accounting. Reporting. Statistics (also see 07.29.00.00)] Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 26. Center for Economic Research and Reforms (O. Khakimov), together with the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction (B. Zakhidov), shall study the effectiveness of projects on ensuring population employment, attracting them to entrepreneurship, and lifting them out of poverty based on new approaches by going to the field, and submit information to the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan quarterly. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 27. In order to introduce a targeted work system at the mahalla level to ensure the employment of citizens entering the labor market and reduce poverty, and to identify a targeted registry of unemployed citizens, ministries and departments: Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element By March 1, 2025, submit information according to Appendix 17 to the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction along with the personal identification number of individuals; Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element By April 1, 2025, integrate their information systems into the information system of the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction and the interdepartmental integration platform of the "Digital Government" system and ensure the provision of information in real-time mode. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element 28. Amendments and additions to some Decrees of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan are made according to Appendix 18 *. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element

  • Appendix 18 is not provided. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element
  1. The Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction (B. Zakhidov), together with the Ministry of Justice (A. Tashkulov) and interested ministries and departments, shall submit proposals to the Cabinet of Ministers on amendments and additions to legislative documents arising from this resolution within three months. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element
  2. Minister of Employment and Poverty Reduction B.E. Zakhidov and Chairman of the Central Bank T.A. Ishmetov are designated as responsible and personally accountable for the effective organization of the implementation of this resolution. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element The Deputy Prime Minister J.A. Kuchkarov is assigned the duty of discussing the implementation of the resolution, coordinating and controlling the activities of responsible organizations. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Sh. MIRZIYOYEV Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Tashkent City, Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element January 17, 2025, Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Resolution No. PQ-12 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a reference from the document element

Appendix 1 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT

| No. | Region Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 5,196,846 | 289,758 | 3,570,000 | 1,470,000 | 2,100,000 | 1,168,555 | 168,533 | | 1. | Karakalpakstan Republic | 125,831 | 9,892 | 86,383 | 35,569 | 50,814 | 23,931 | 5,625 | | 2. | Andijan Region | 305,040 | 26,340 | 209,420 | 86,231 | 123,189 | 58,897 | 10,383 | | 3. | Bukhara Region | 214,611 | 14,571 | 147,339 | 60,670 | 86,669 | 44,576 | 8,125 | | 4. | Jizzakh Region | 168,120 | 17,285 | 115,423 | 47,527 | 67,896 | 27,462 | 7,950 | | 5. | Kashkadarya Region | 600,000 | 14,250 | 282,076 | 130,383 | 151,693 | 292,639 | 11,035 | | 6. | Navoiy Region | 140,000 | 9,220 | 96,116 | 39,578 | 56,538 | 29,697 | 4,967 | | 7. | Namangan Region | 323,447 | 33,979 | 210,000 | 93,000 | 117,000 | 49,355 | 30,113 | | 8. | Samarkand Region | 320,000 | 23,804 | 221,310 | 91,128 | 130,182 | 64,265 | 10,621 | | 9. | Surkhandarya Region | 425,000 | 14,694 | 260,000 | 110,000 | 150,000 | 142,313 | 7,993 | | 10. | Syrdarya Region | 148,702 | 16,347 | 90,000 | 38,000 | 52,000 | 38,371 | 3,984 | | 11. | Tashkent Region | 612,260 | 22,455 | 350,000 | 150,000 | 200,000 | 226,127 | 13,678 | | 12. | Fergana Region | 496,846 | 43,954 | 320,000 | 133,000 | 187,000 | 111,596 | 21,296 | | 13. | Khorezm Region | 265,000 | 15,716 | 181,933 | 74,914 | 107,019 | 56,342 | 11,009 | | 14. | Tashkent City | 1,051,989 | 27,251 | 1,000,000 | 380,000 | 620,000 | 2,984 | 21,754 |

Note: Target indicators may be adjusted by the Republican Commission for the implementation of the "From Poverty to Prosperity" program in accordance with justified proposals from the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional and Tashkent city hokimiyats.


Appendix 1.1 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN THE REPUBLIC OF KARAKALPAKSTAN

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 125,831 | 9,892 | 86,383 | 35,569 | 50,814 | 23,931 | 5,625 | | 1. | Nukus City | 20,187 | 1,711 | 16,861 | 6,153 | 10,708 | 326 | 1,289 | | 2. | Amudarya District | 12,278 | 582 | 8,077 | 2,844 | 5,233 | 3,024 | 595 | | 3. | Beruniy District | 13,355 | 425 | 9,449 | 3,696 | 5,753 | 2,924 | 557 | | 4. | Bozatau District | 1,526 | 136 | 975 | 377 | 598 | 321 | 94 | | 5. | Kegeyli District | 5,250 | 593 | 2,992 | 1,370 | 1,622 | 1,446 | 219 | | 6. | Qonlikol District | 3,737 | 406 | 2,133 | 935 | 1,198 | 967 | 231 | | 7. | Qoraouzak District | 4,555 | 1,030 | 2,490 | 1,063 | 1,427 | 835 | 200 | | 8. | Qonghirot District | 8,533 | 435 | 6,201 | 3,033 | 3,168 | 1,507 | 390 | | 9. | Moynaq District | 2,274 | 120 | 1,806 | 782 | 1,024 | 298 | 50 | | 10. | Nukus District | 5,203 | 510 | 3,296 | 1,456 | 1,840 | 1,305 | 92 | | 11. | Taxiatash District | 4,284 | 428 | 2,952 | 1,639 | 1,313 | 812 | 92 | | 12. | Taxtakopir District | 3,231 | 203 | 2,129 | 1,018 | 1,111 | 843 | 56 | | 13. | To'rtko'l District | 11,271 | 1,122 | 7,304 | 2,834 | 4,470 | 2,353 | 492 | | 14. | Xojeli District | 7,587 | 774 | 4,937 | 2,414 | 2,523 | 1,497 | 379 | | 15. | Chimboy District | 8,268 | 736 | 5,393 | 2,208 | 3,185 | 1,789 | 350 | | 16. | Shumanay District | 3,711 | 171 | 2,379 | 987 | 1,392 | 1,077 | 84 | | 17. | Ellikqala District | 10,581 | 510 | 7,009 | 2,760 | 4,249 | 2,607 | 455 |


Appendix 1.2 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN ANDIJAN REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 305,040 | 26,340 | 209,420 | 86,231 | 123,189 | 58,897 | 10,383 | | 1. | Andijan City | 28,156 | 3,874 | 22,526 | 12,934 | 9,592 | 236 | 1,520 | | 2. | Khonabad City | 5,337 | 1,304 | 3,803 | 1,831 | 1,972 | 20 | 210 | | 3. | Andijan District | 28,444 | 3,325 | 20,006 | 9,882 | 10,124 | 4,059 | 1,054 | | 4. | Asaka District | 25,247 | 1,008 | 17,853 | 7,804 | 10,049 | 5,486 | 900 | | 5. | Balichi District | 20,987 | 1,499 | 13,564 | 4,672 | 8,892 | 4,926 | 998 | | 6. | Bulobashi District | 15,205 | 963 | 8,998 | 3,467 | 5,531 | 4,786 | 458 | | 7. | Bo'ston District | 15,188 | 1,478 | 9,992 | 2,606 | 7,386 | 3,485 | 233 | | 8. | Jalakuduk District | 19,881 | 703 | 14,032 | 5,013 | 9,019 | 4,834 | 312 | | 9. | Izboskan District | 19,213 | 1,012 | 13,198 | 4,296 | 8,902 | 4,420 | 583 | | 10. | Qo'rg'on-tepa District | 21,554 | 980 | 14,836 | 5,050 | 9,786 | 5,112 | 626 | | 11. | Marhamat District | 20,846 | 2,787 | 13,046 | 4,919 | 8,127 | 4,529 | 484 | | 12. | Oltinkol District | 19,745 | 1,814 | 12,703 | 4,553 | 8,150 | 4,448 | 780 | | 13. | Paxtaobod District | 16,042 | 1,883 | 10,301 | 3,997 | 6,304 | 3,532 | 326 | | 14. | Ulug'nor District | 7,873 | 603 | 5,410 | 2,438 | 2,972 | 1,587 | 273 | | 15. | Xojaobod District | 13,962 | 1,465 | 9,886 | 5,120 | 4,766 | 2,161 | 450 | | 16. | Shahrixon District | 27,360 | 1,642 | 19,266 | 7,649 | 11,617 | 5,276 | 1,176 |


Appendix 1.3 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN BUKHARA REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 214,611 | 14,571 | 147,339 | 60,670 | 86,669 | 44,576 | 8,125 | | 1. | Bukhara City | 17,025 | 3,985 | 11,989 | 6,460 | 5,529 | 71 | 980 | | 2. | Kogon City | 3,580 | 735 | 2,445 | 1,108 | 1,337 | 0 | 400 | | 3. | Bukhara District | 19,563 | 747 | 13,604 | 6,030 | 7,574 | 4,476 | 736 | | 4. | Vobkent District | 17,560 | 647 | 11,377 | 5,067 | 6,310 | 4,953 | 583 | | 5. | Gijduvan District | 29,112 | 1,019 | 22,085 | 8,406 | 13,679 | 5,186 | 822 | | 6. | Jondor District | 20,080 | 1,334 | 13,469 | 4,601 | 8,868 | 4,633 | 644 | | 7. | Kogon District | 13,697 | 1,006 | 8,935 | 3,338 | 5,597 | 2,826 | 930 | | 8. | Karauzbazar District | 3,028 | 662 | 1,854 | 1,005 | 849 | 302 | 210 | | 9. | Karakul District | 20,094 | 1,550 | 13,494 | 5,221 | 8,273 | 4,502 | 548 | | 10. | Olot District | 15,413 | 792 | 9,844 | 4,025 | 5,819 | 4,265 | 512 | | 11. | Peshku District | 17,644 | 538 | 12,144 | 5,080 | 7,064 | 4,443 | 519 | | 12. | Romitan District | 19,573 | 706 | 13,450 | 5,550 | 7,900 | 4,749 | 668 | | 13. | Shofirkon District | 18,242 | 850 | 12,649 | 4,779 | 7,870 | 4,170 | 573 |


Appendix 1.4 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN JIZZAKH REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 168,120 | 17,285 | 115,423 | 47,527 | 67,896 | 27,462 | 7,950 | | 1. | Jizzakh City | 14,820 | 3,519 | 8,874 | 6,100 | 2,774 | 357 | 2,070 | | 2. | Arnasay District | 9,270 | 648 | 6,443 | 2,530 | 3,913 | 2,019 | 160 | | 3. | Bakhmal District | 13,420 | 1,564 | 9,283 | 2,543 | 6,740 | 2,159 | 414 | | 4. | Do'stlik District | 12,280 | 1,274 | 8,480 | 2,730 | 5,750 | 2,174 | 352 | | 5. | Zarbdor District | 13,140 | 614 | 9,305 | 4,634 | 4,671 | 2,930 | 291 | | 6. | Zafarobod District | 10,740 | 648 | 6,743 | 1,953 | 4,790 | 3,129 | 220 | | 7. | Zomin District | 16,690 | 2,533 | 12,228 | 6,026 | 6,202 | 798 | 1,131 | | 8. | Mirzachul District | 11,570 | 603 | 7,671 | 2,500 | 5,171 | 3,025 | 271 | | 9. | Paxtakor District | 12,475 | 1,010 | 8,571 | 3,200 | 5,371 | 2,503 | 391 | | 10. | Forish District | 9,760 | 1,400 | 6,674 | 2,419 | 4,255 | 1,175 | 511 | | 11. | Sh. Rashidov District | 22,160 | 1,753 | 15,718 | 8,098 | 7,620 | 3,438 | 1,251 | | 12. | Yangiabad District | 4,425 | 574 | 2,830 | 690 | 2,140 | 924 | 97 | | 13. | G'allakorol District | 17,370 | 1,145 | 12,603 | 4,104 | 8,499 | 2,831 | 791 |


Appendix 1.5 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN KASHKADARYA REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 600,000 | 14,250 | 282,076 | 130,383 | 151,693 | 292,639 | 11,035 | | 1. | Qarshi City | 27,533 | 2,283 | 22,801 | 10,545 | 12,256 | 0 | 2,449 | | 2. | Shahrisabz City | 11,766 | 1,076 | 9,991 | 4,710 | 5,281 | 65 | 634 | | 3. | G'uzor District | 39,399 | 516 | 17,832 | 8,243 | 9,589 | 20,559 | 492 | | 4. | Dehqonobod District | 15,170 | 531 | 7,815 | 3,605 | 4,210 | 6,568 | 256 | | 5. | Kasbi District | 46,823 | 746 | 20,749 | 9,594 | 11,155 | 24,935 | 393 | | 6. | Kitob District | 35,703 | 780 | 17,670 | 8,168 | 9,502 | 16,766 | 487 | | 7. | Koson District | 63,400 | 843 | 27,597 | 12,764 | 14,833 | 33,601 | 1,359 | | 8. | Ko'kdala District | 37,083 | 923 | 16,406 | 7,476 | 8,930 | 18,687 | 1,067 | | 9. | Qamashi District | 39,608 | 743 | 18,059 | 8,348 | 9,711 | 20,332 | 474 | | 10. | Qarshi District | 45,766 | 936 | 20,190 | 9,335 | 10,855 | 24,148 | 492 | | 11. | Mirishkor District | 40,448 | 904 | 16,367 | 7,565 | 8,802 | 22,904 | 273 | | 12. | Muborak District | 38,877 | 777 | 15,403 | 7,119 | 8,284 | 22,472 | 225 | | 13. | Nishon District | 40,092 | 294 | 17,625 | 8,147 | 9,478 | 21,920 | 253 | | 14. | Chiroqchi District | 37,635 | 1,173 | 17,452 | 8,067 | 9,385 | 18,450 | 560 | | 15. | Shahrisabz District | 37,589 | 594 | 17,188 | 7,945 | 9,243 | 19,302 | 505 | | 16. | Yakabog District | 43,108 | 1,131 | 18,931 | 8,752 | 10,179 | 21,930 | 1,116 |


Appendix 1.6 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN NAVOIY REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 140,000 | 9,220 | 96,116 | 39,578 | 56,538 | 29,697 | 4,967 | | 1. | Navoiy City | 8,885 | 1,106 | 7,043 | 3,000 | 4,043 | 4 | 732 | | 2. | Zarafshan City | 4,337 | 624 | 3,163 | 1,963 | 1,200 | 0 | 550 | | 3. | G'ozgon City | 744 | 134 | 454 | 250 | 204 | 0 | 156 | | 4. | Karmana District | 22,791 | 3,466 | 14,532 | 5,532 | 9,000 | 4,240 | 553 | | 5. | Konimex District | 8,414 | 340 | 5,652 | 2,855 | 2,797 | 2,118 | 304 | | 6. | Qiziltepa District | 26,980 | 1,045 | 18,829 | 7,037 | 11,792 | 6,507 | 599 | | 7. | Navbahor District | 23,913 | 720 | 16,054 | 7,054 | 9,000 | 6,611 | 528 | | 8. | Nurota District | 8,718 | 544 | 6,162 | 2,500 | 3,662 | 1,599 | 413 | | 9. | Tomdi District | 1,242 | 319 | 643 | 343 | 300 | 127 | 153 | | 10. | Uchquduq District | 2,714 | 568 | 1,644 | 1,044 | 600 | 103 | 399 | | 11. | Xatirchi District | 31,262 | 354 | 21,940 | 8,000 | 13,940 | 8,388 | 580 |


Appendix 1.7 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN NAMANGAN REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 323,447 | 33,979 | 210,000 | 93,000 | 117,000 | 49,355 | 30,113 | | 1. | Namangan City | 29,558 | 4,290 | 20,362 | 9,772 | 10,590 | 300 | 4,606 | | 2. | Yangi Namangan District | 21,527 | 3,986 | 14,352 | 8,083 | 6,269 | 0 | 3,189 | | 3. | Davlatobod District | 20,444 | 5,001 | 11,996 | 5,521 | 6,475 | 0 | 3,447 | | 4. | Kosonsoy District | 23,737 | 3,255 | 14,171 | 5,792 | 8,379 | 3,831 | 2,480 | | 5. | Mingbulok District | 21,768 | 496 | 14,596 | 5,817 | 8,779 | 4,750 | 1,926 | | 6. | Namangan District | 22,555 | 1,848 | 15,408 | 6,958 | 8,450 | 3,598 | 1,701 | | 7. | Norin District | 17,857 | 733 | 12,114 | 4,389 | 7,725 | 3,650 | 1,360 | | 8. | Pop District | 26,251 | 883 | 16,071 | 6,224 | 9,847 | 7,403 | 1,894 | | 9. | To'raqo'rg'on District | 23,964 | 4,396 | 14,577 | 5,642 | 8,935 | 3,697 | 1,294 | | 10. | Uychi District | 22,785 | 1,288 | 16,237 | 7,849 | 8,388 | 4,077 | 1,183 | | 11. | Uchqo'rg'on District | 24,727 | 1,173 | 17,659 | 7,828 | 9,831 | 4,397 | 1,498 | | 12. | Chortoq District | 22,195 | 3,086 | 14,273 | 6,593 | 7,680 | 3,649 | 1,187 | | 13. | Chust District | 25,105 | 2,407 | 14,100 | 5,980 | 8,120 | 6,281 | 2,317 | | 14. | Yangiqo'rg'on District | 20,974 | 1,137 | 14,084 | 6,552 | 7,532 | 3,722 | 2,031 |


Appendix 1.8 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN SAMARKAND REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 320,000 | 23,804 | 221,310 | 91,128 | 130,182 | 64,265 | 10,621 | | 1. | Samarkand City | 33,273 | 4,157 | 26,451 | 16,091 | 10,360 | 229 | 2,436 | | 2. | Kattaqo'rg'on City | 4,628 | 410 | 3,776 | 2,348 | 1,428 | 129 | 313 | | 3. | Bulung'ur District | 19,474 | 855 | 13,765 | 5,022 | 8,743 | 4,383 | 471 | | 4. | Jomboy District | 21,699 | 863 | 14,250 | 6,283 | 7,967 | 6,044 | 542 | | 5. | Ishtixon District | 20,874 | 1,111 | 13,642 | 5,800 | 7,842 | 5,276 | 845 | | 6. | Kattaqo'rg'on District | 23,609 | 847 | 16,524 | 6,195 | 10,329 | 5,847 | 391 | | 7. | Qo'shrabot District | 9,256 | 907 | 6,955 | 3,770 | 3,185 | 1,089 | 305 | | 8. | Narpay District | 21,541 | 1,430 | 14,862 | 3,286 | 11,576 | 4,749 | 500 | | 9. | Nurobod District | 9,089 | 1,191 | 6,344 | 3,027 | 3,317 | 1,288 | 266 | | 10. | Oqdaryo District | 18,724 | 1,251 | 12,083 | 4,164 | 7,919 | 4,631 | 759 | | 11. | Payariq District | 23,449 | 987 | 16,360 | 4,329 | 12,031 | 5,449 | 653 | | 12. | Pastdarg'om District | 32,037 | 2,387 | 20,530 | 6,810 | 13,720 | 8,462 | 658 | | 13. | Paxtachi District | 16,035 | 1,824 | 9,134 | 2,989 | 6,145 | 4,495 | 582 | | 14. | Samarkand District | 18,150 | 2,578 | 12,800 | 7,680 | 5,120 | 2,166 | 606 | | 15. | Toyloq District | 16,984 | 1,069 | 11,009 | 4,666 | 6,343 | 4,431 | 475 | | 16. | Urgut District | 31,178 | 1,937 | 22,825 | 8,668 | 14,157 | 5,597 | 819 |


Appendix 1.9 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN SURKHANDARYA REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 425,000 | 14,694 | 260,000 | 110,000 | 150,000 | 142,313 | 7,993 | | 1. | Termez City | 15,629 | 1,163 | 13,464 | 5,695 | 7,769 | 461 | 541 | | 2. | Angor District | 21,683 | 594 | 13,551 | 5,733 | 7,818 | 7,137 | 401 | | 3. | Bandixon District | 19,360 | 582 | 11,329 | 4,794 | 6,535 | 6,969 | 480 | | 4. | Boysun District | 10,218 | 738 | 6,451 | 2,729 | 3,722 | 2,628 | 401 | | 5. | Denov District | 51,911 | 1,605 | 32,191 | 13,620 | 18,571 | 16,298 | 1,817 | | 6. | Jarqo'rg'on District | 44,084 | 1,169 | 27,095 | 11,463 | 15,632 | 15,429 | 391 | | 7. | Qiziriq District | 17,135 | 615 | 10,471 | 4,430 | 6,041 | 5,604 | 445 | | 8. | Qumqo'rg'on District | 43,121 | 1,031 | 24,700 | 10,450 | 14,250 | 16,903 | 487 | | 9. | Muzrabot District | 32,807 | 800 | 18,505 | 7,829 | 10,676 | 13,085 | 417 | | 10. | Oltinsoy District | 23,291 | 749 | 13,690 | 5,792 | 7,898 | 8,376 | 476 | | 11. | Sariosiy District | 21,726 | 860 | 13,770 | 5,827 | 7,943 | 6,697 | 399 | | 12. | Termez District | 22,784 | 1,515 | 13,164 | 5,569 | 7,595 | 7,629 | 476 | | 13. | Uzun District | 22,072 | 632 | 14,121 | 5,975 | 8,146 | 6,871 | 448 | | 14. | Sherobod District | 43,268 | 1,389 | 25,359 | 10,729 | 14,630 | 16,085 | 435 | | 15. | Sho'rchi District | 35,911 | 1,252 | 22,139 | 9,365 | 12,774 | 12,141 | 379 |


Appendix 1.10 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN SYRDARYA REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 148,702 | 16,347 | 90,000 | 38,000 | 52,000 | 38,371 | 3,984 | | 1. | Guliston City | 13,396 | 4,045 | 8,663 | 4,922 | 3,741 | 0 | 688 | | 2. | Yangiyer City | 5,770 | 1,077 | 4,092 | 2,124 | 1,968 | 0 | 601 | | 3. | Shirin City | 1,940 | 366 | 1,380 | 704 | 676 | 0 | 194 | | 4. | Boyovut District | 18,376 | 521 | 11,276 | 5,055 | 6,221 | 5,935 | 644 | | 5. | Guliston District | 14,568 | 1,133 | 8,874 | 3,603 | 5,271 | 4,352 | 209 | | 6. | Mirzaobod District | 11,846 | 951 | 6,995 | 3,094 | 3,901 | 3,657 | 243 | | 7. | Aqoltin District | 14,245 | 1,158 | 8,507 | 2,899 | 5,608 | 4,391 | 189 | | 8. | Sayxunobod District | 16,411 | 1,246 | 10,013 | 3,685 | 6,328 | 4,956 | 196 | | 9. | Sardoba District | 15,570 | 1,220 | 9,297 | 3,472 | 5,825 | 4,840 | 213 | | 10. | Syrdarya District | 20,662 | 3,851 | 10,997 | 4,921 | 6,076 | 5,308 | 506 | | 11. | Xovos District | 15,918 | 779 | 9,906 | 3,521 | 6,385 | 4,932 | 301 |


Appendix 1.11 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN TASHKENT REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 612,260 | 22,455 | 350,000 | 150,000 | 200,000 | 226,127 | 13,678 | | 1. | Nurafshon City | 11,307 | 1,014 | 9,939 | 6,583 | 3,356 | 0 | 354 | | 2. | Angren City | 36,555 | 1,592 | 34,251 | 9,253 | 24,998 | 0 | 712 | | 3. | Bekobod City | 20,913 | 609 | 19,801 | 8,966 | 10,835 | 0 | 503 | | 4. | Almalyk City | 29,362 | 1,072 | 27,661 | 9,165 | 18,496 | 0 | 629 | | 5. | Ohangaron City | 8,285 | 686 | 7,275 | 4,210 | 3,065 | 0 | 324 | | 6. | Chirchiq City | 34,594 | 2,170 | 31,728 | 10,961 | 20,767 | 0 | 696 | | 7. | Yangiyol City | 17,203 | 186 | 16,559 | 6,105 | 10,454 | 0 | 458 | | 8. | Bekobod District | 33,153 | 325 | 14,010 | 4,933 | 9,077 | 18,112 | 706 | | 9. | Bo'ka District | 26,934 | 502 | 10,305 | 4,915 | 5,390 | 15,552 | 575 | | 10. | Bo'stonliq District | 35,164 | 1,840 | 16,441 | 7,841 | 8,600 | 16,177 | 706 | | 11. | Zangiota District | 34,483 | 1,806 | 17,506 | 11,101 | 6,405 | 14,328 | 843 | | 12. | Qibray District | 35,203 | 1,177 | 17,466 | 6,602 | 10,864 | 15,777 | 783 | | 13. | Quyi Chirchiq District | 23,200 | 803 | 8,732 | 4,573 | 4,159 | 13,126 | 539 | | 14. | Oqqo'rg'on District | 22,463 | 633 | 8,734 | 5,180 | 3,554 | 12,584 | 512 | | 15. | Ohangaron District | 22,298 | 853 | 8,956 | 5,911 | 3,045 | 11,967 | 522 | | 16. | Parkent District | 35,817 | 729 | 18,368 | 7,753 | 10,615 | 15,998 | 722 | | 17. | Piskent District | 20,335 | 399 | 8,358 | 5,387 | 2,971 | 11,086 | 492 | | 18. | Tashkent District | 40,139 | 787 | 21,879 | 5,423 | 16,456 | 16,571 | 902 | | 19. | O'rta Chirchiq District | 27,616 | 940 | 11,639 | 7,452 | 4,187 | 14,423 | 614 | | 20. | Chinaz District | 29,187 | 796 | 10,098 | 5,315 | 4,783 | 17,670 | 623 | | 21. | Yuqori Chirchiq District | 27,907 | 1,675 | 11,400 | 6,610 | 4,790 | 14,202 | 630 | | 22. | Yangiyol District | 40,142 | | | | | | |


Appendix 1.12 to the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS FOR PROVIDING THE POPULATION WITH PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT IN FERGANA REGION

| No. | District (City) Name | Ensuring Population Employment (persons) Of which, by sector:

  • Launching Investment Projects (Responsible - L. Kudratov)
  • Developing Entrepreneurship (Responsible - T. Ishmetov)

Of which:

  • Agriculture Sector (Responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov)

  • Construction Sector (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov)

  • Permanent Employment of Population

  • Attracting Population to Entrepreneurship | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | TOTAL | 496,846 | 43,954 | 320,000 | 133,000 | 187,000 | 111,596 | 21,296 | | 1. | Fergana City | 45,000 | 3,500 | 35,000 | 15,000 | 20,000 | 5,000 | 5,000 | | 2. | Margilan City | 25,000 | 2,000 | 20,000 | 8,000 | 12,000 | 3,000 | 2,000 | | 3. | Kokand City | 30,000 | 2,500 | 22,000 | 9,000 | 13,000 | 4,000 | 3,000 | | 4. | Rishton City | 15,000 | 1,200 | 12,000 | 5,000 | 7,000 | 2,000 | 1,000 | | 5. | Oltiariq District | 20,000 | 1,500 | 15,000 | 6,000 | 9,000 | 3,000 | 2,000 | | 6. | Bag'dod District | 18,000 | 1,400 | 14,000 | 5,500 | 8,500 | 2,500 | 1,500 | | 7. | Beshariq District | 22,000 | 1,600 | 16,000 | 6,500 | 9,500 | 3,500 | 2,500 | | 8. | Denov District | 16,000 | 1,200 | 12,000 | 5,000 | 7,000 | 2,000 | 1,000 | | 9. | Furqat District | 19,000 | 1,400 | 14,000 | 5,500 | 8,500 | 3,000 | 2,000 | | 10. | Istaravshan District | 21,000 | 1,500 | 15,000 | 6,000 | 9,000 | 3,500 | 2,500 | | 11. | Marg'ilon District | 17,000 | 1,300 | 13,000 | 5,000 | 8,000 | 2,500 | 1,500 | | 12. | Muslyumov District | 14,000 | 1,100 | 11,000 | 4,500 | 6,500 | 2,000 | 1,000 | | 13. | Quva District | 23,000 | 1,700 | 17,000 | 7,000 | 10,000 | 4,000 | 3,000 | | 14. | Rishton District | 15,000 | 1,200 | 12,000 | 5,000 | 7,000 | 2,000 | 1,000 | | 15. | So'x District | 18,000 | 1,400 | 14,000 | 5,500 | 8,500 | 3,000 | 2,000 | | 16. | Toshloq District | 16,000 | 1,200 | 12,000 | 5,000 | 7,000 | 2,500 | 1,500 | | 17. | Uchko'prik District | 20,000 | 1,500 | 15,000 | 6,000 | 9,000 | 3,500 | 2,500 | | 18. | Yozyovon District | 19,000 | 1,400 | 14,000 | 5,500 | 8,500 | 3,000 | 2,000 | | 19. | Chust District | 24,000 | 1,800 | 18,000 | 7,500 | 10,500 | 4,500 | 3,500 | | 20. | O'zbekiston District | 22,000 | 1,600 | 16,000 | 6,500 | 9,500 | 4,000 | 3,000 | | 21. | Fergana District | 25,000 | 1,800 | 18,000 | 7,000 | 11,000 | 4,500 | 3,500 | | 22. | Margilan District | 20,000 | 1,500 | 15,000 | 6,000 | 9,000 | 3,500 | 2,500 | | 23. | Kokand District | 22,000 | 1,600 | 16,000 | 6,500 | 9,500 | 4,000 | 3,000 | | 24. | Rishton District | 15,000 | 1,200 | 12,000 | 5,000 | 7,000 | 2,

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Ensuring population employment (persons) | of which, by sector: Launching investment projects (responsible - L. Kudratov) Developing entrepreneurship (responsible - T. Ishmetov) from which: Agriculture sector (responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov) Construction sector (responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) Permanent employment of the population Attracting the population to entrepreneurship | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | TOTAL | 496,846 | 43,954 | 320,000 | 133,000 | 187,000 | 111,596 | 21,296 | | 1. | Fergana city | 31,903 | 5,290 | 24,206 | 14,300 | 9,906 | 1,132 | 1,275 | | 2. | Kokand city | 22,807 | 2,440 | 19,070 | 11,480 | 7,590 | 0 | 1,297 | | 3. | Margilan city | 21,410 | 1,771 | 17,338 | 9,100 | 8,238 | 0 | 2,301 | | 4. | Quvasoy city | 15,604 | 2,360 | 11,400 | 6,600 | 4,800 | 925 | 919 | | 5. | Beshariq district | 28,509 | 1,375 | 19,700 | 6,500 | 13,200 | 6,894 | 540 | | 6. | Bag'dod district | 30,404 | 2,091 | 17,600 | 6,600 | 11,000 | 9,553 | 1,160 | | 7. | Buvayda district | 28,908 | 1,886 | 19,700 | 7,300 | 12,400 | 6,353 | 969 | | 8. | Dang'ara district | 28,609 | 1,854 | 17,538 | 6,360 | 11,178 | 8,042 | 1,175 | | 9. | Yozyovon district | 20,347 | 1,309 | 12,100 | 5,200 | 6,900 | 5,981 | 957 | | 10. | Quva district | 29,408 | 1,700 | 17,975 | 6,000 | 11,975 | 8,532 | 1,201 | | 11. | Qo'shtepa district | 27,602 | 1,777 | 16,167 | 5,450 | 10,717 | 8,406 | 1,252 | | 12. | Oltyariq district | 28,600 | 1,966 | 19,100 | 6,800 | 12,300 | 6,724 | 810 | | 13. | Rishton district | 30,208 | 1,436 | 18,113 | 5,415 | 12,698 | 9,262 | 1,397 | | 14. | So'x district | 13,009 | 1,469 | 5,800 | 2,400 | 3,400 | 4,947 | 793 | | 15. | Toshloq district | 28,406 | 2,025 | 17,440 | 6,140 | 11,300 | 7,811 | 1,130 | | 16. | Uzbekiston district | 28,909 | 1,818 | 17,755 | 6,755 | 11,000 | 8,261 | 1,075 | | 17. | Uchkoprik district | 31,606 | 4,872 | 19,498 | 8,800 | 10,698 | 6,172 | 1,064 | | 18. | Fergona district | 30,207 | 5,041 | 17,100 | 7,500 | 9,600 | 7,005 | 1,061 | | 19. | Furqat district | 20,390 | 1,474 | 12,400 | 4,300 | 8,100 | 5,596 | 920 |

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Ensuring population employment (persons) | of which, by sector: Launching investment projects (responsible - L. Kudratov) Developing entrepreneurship (responsible - T. Ishmetov) from which: Agriculture sector (responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov) Construction sector (responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) Permanent employment of the population Attracting the population to entrepreneurship | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | TOTAL | 265,000 | 15,716 | 181,933 | 74,914 | 107,019 | 56,342 | 11,009 | | 1. | Urgench city | 21,379 | 2,301 | 17,112 | 6,044 | 11,068 | 0 | 1,966 | | 2. | Khiva city | 6,114 | 1,025 | 4,140 | 1,728 | 2,412 | 0 | 949 | | 3. | Bogot district | 24,663 | 1,385 | 16,579 | 6,972 | 9,607 | 5,884 | 815 | | 4. | Gurlan district | 23,315 | 422 | 16,064 | 6,591 | 9,473 | 6,034 | 795 | | 5. | Qo'shko'pir district | 25,657 | 1,575 | 16,902 | 7,253 | 9,649 | 6,432 | 748 | | 6. | Tuproqqal'a district | 8,080 | 521 | 5,786 | 2,284 | 3,502 | 1,500 | 273 | | 7. | Urgench district | 25,888 | 1,351 | 16,860 | 7,318 | 9,542 | 6,234 | 1,443 | | 8. | Khiva district | 19,256 | 1,554 | 12,524 | 5,444 | 7,080 | 4,398 | 780 | | 9. | Hazorasp district | 22,385 | 1,153 | 16,456 | 6,328 | 10,128 | 4,464 | 312 | | 10. | Xonqa district | 22,664 | 870 | 14,795 | 6,407 | 8,388 | 6,239 | 760 | | 11. | Shovot district | 23,558 | 1,690 | 16,336 | 6,660 | 9,676 | 4,582 | 950 | | 12. | Yangiariq district | 22,038 | 760 | 14,925 | 6,230 | 8,695 | 5,623 | 730 | | 13. | Yangibozor district | 20,003 | 1,109 | 13,454 | 5,655 | 7,799 | 4,952 | 488 |

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Ensuring population employment (persons) | of which, by sector: Launching investment projects (responsible - L. Kudratov) Developing entrepreneurship (responsible - T. Ishmetov) from which: Agriculture sector (responsible - I. Abdurakhmanov, A. Khaitov) Construction sector (responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) Permanent employment of the population Attracting the population to entrepreneurship | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | TOTAL | 1,051,989 | 27,251 | 1,000,000 | 380,000 | 620,000 | 2,984 | 21,754 | | 1. | Bektemir district | 46,261 | 902 | 43,090 | 16,374 | 26,716 | 906 | 1,363 | | 2. | Mirabad district | 86,412 | 1,871 | 83,263 | 31,640 | 51,623 | 0 | 1,278 | | 3. | Mirzo Ulug'bek district | 99,609 | 3,002 | 94,612 | 35,953 | 58,659 | 289 | 1,706 | | 4. | Olmazor district | 97,948 | 1,842 | 94,158 | 35,780 | 58,378 | 0 | 1,948 | | 5. | Sergeli district | 72,408 | 2,210 | 68,370 | 25,981 | 42,389 | 402 | 1,426 | | 6. | Uchtepa district | 97,514 | 2,813 | 92,695 | 35,224 | 57,471 | 0 | 2,006 | | 7. | Chilonzor district | 117,631 | 3,295 | 112,182 | 42,629 | 69,553 | 0 | 2,154 | | 8. | Shaykhontohur district | 102,638 | 1,602 | 99,540 | 37,825 | 61,715 | 0 | 1,496 | | 9. | Yashnobod district | 85,056 | 1,610 | 80,332 | 30,526 | 49,806 | 682 | 2,432 | | 10. | Yunusabad district | 115,730 | 2,457 | 111,200 | 42,256 | 68,944 | 0 | 2,073 | | 11. | Yakka Saroy district | 80,569 | 2,840 | 76,180 | 28,948 | 47,232 | 0 | 1,549 | | 12. | Yangihayot district | 50,213 | 2,807 | 44,378 | 16,864 | 27,514 | 705 | 2,323 |

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for ensuring employment and attracting the population to entrepreneurship by commercial banks

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| No. | Responsible banks | Number of attached mahallas | Attracting the population to gainful employment | of which: Credit allocations (billion sum) Permanent employment Attracting to entrepreneurship Small and medium business Under the Program | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | TOTAL | 9,453 | 3,570,000 | 1,470,000 | 2,100,000 | 120,378 | 15,000 | | 1. | "Uzmilliybank" JSC | 964 | 500,000 | 203,170 | 296,830 | 10,684 | 685 | | 2. | "Agrobank" ATB | 1,850 | 450,000 | 184,394 | 265,606 | 22,980 | 1,710 | | 3. | "Uzsanoatqurilishbank" ATB | 712 | 400,000 | 161,507 | 238,493 | 11,581 | 1,005 | | 4. | AT "Xalq banki" | 2,012 | 420,000 | 173,900 | 246,100 | 8,041 | 4,462 | | 5. | "Mikrokreditbank" ATB | 1,121 | 320,000 | 131,158 | 188,842 | 5,453 | 2,965 | | 6. | "Business Development Bank" ATB | 653 | 280,000 | 114,685 | 165,315 | 5,737 | 1,367 | | 7. | "Asaka bank" JSC | 488 | 225,000 | 92,667 | 132,333 | 4,509 | 525 | | 8. | "Turonbank" ATB | 479 | 175,000 | 72,308 | 102,692 | 3,000 | 460 | | 9. | "Aloqabank" ATB | 467 | 175,000 | 71,621 | 103,379 | 5,337 | 560 | | 10. | Other commercial banks | 707 | 625,000 | 264,590 | 360,410 | 43,056 | 1,261 |

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Note: Target indicators may be amended by the Republican Commission for the implementation of the "From Poverty to Prosperity" program in accordance with the substantiated proposals of the Central Bank.

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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 of January 17, 2025

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AGGREGATE TARGET INDICATORS

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for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills

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| No. | Name of territories | Number of citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (persons) | of which: Based on the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Based on the "Prosperity through Digitalization Program" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | | | TOTAL | 265,962 | 230,522 | 9,453 | 30,000 | 9,453 | 5,440 | 234 | | 1. | Karakalpakstan Republic | 17,821 | 15,432 | 452 | 1,419 | 452 | 970 | 36 | | 2. | Andijan region | 22,692 | 19,497 | 909 | 2,795 | 909 | 400 | 24 | | 3. | Bukhara region | 16,683 | 14,478 | 544 | 1,705 | 544 | 500 | 14 | | 4. | Jizzakh region | 14,905 | 13,848 | 309 | 957 | 309 | 100 | 13 | | 5. | Kashkadarya region | 25,951 | 23,125 | 828 | 2,626 | 828 | 200 | 8 | | 6. | Navoi region | 11,431 | 10,053 | 330 | 1,060 | 330 | 318 | 29 | | 7. | Namangan region | 21,637 | 18,717 | 788 | 2,520 | 788 | 400 | 8 | | 8. | Samarkand region | 20,814 | 16,984 | 1,126 | 3,630 | 1,126 | 200 | 10 | | 9. | Surkhandarya region | 23,771 | 20,853 | 724 | 2,318 | 724 | 600 | 20 | | 10. | Syrdarya region | 8,925 | 7,658 | 239 | 767 | 239 | 500 | 17 | | 11. | Tashkent region | 24,208 | 20,448 | 1,025 | 3,260 | 1,025 | 500 | 24 | | 12. | Fergana region | 21,371 | 17,564 | 1,063 | 3,395 | 1,063 | 412 | 15 | | 13. | Khorezm region | 24,684 | 22,684 | 531 | 1,700 | 531 | 300 | 6 | | 14. | Tashkent city | 11,069 | 9,181 | 585 | 1,848 | 585 | 40 | 10 |

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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 of January 17, 2025

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TARGET INDICATORS

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for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills in the Karakalpakstan Republic

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (persons) | of which: Based on the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Based on the "Prosperity through Digitalization Program" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | | | Total | 17,821 | 15,432 | 452 | 1,419 | 452 | 970 | 36 | | 1. | Nukus city | 2,392 | 2,167 | 71 | 225 | 71 | | | | 2. | Taxiatosh district | 852 | 807 | 14 | 45 | 14 | | | | 3. | Amudarya district | 1,112 | 652 | 49 | 160 | 49 | 300 | 9 | | 4. | Beruni district | 1,628 | 1,503 | 40 | 125 | 40 | | | | 5. | Bo'zatov district | 747 | 700 | 5 | 17 | 5 | 30 | 1 | | 6. | Qonliko'l district | 1,045 | 911 | 11 | 34 | 11 | 100 | 6 | | 7. | Qoraovak district | 484 | 442 | 13 | 42 | 13 | | | | 8. | Kegeyli district | 702 | 311 | 16 | 51 | 16 | 340 | 8 | | 9. | Qo'ng'irot district | 1,225 | 1,105 | 39 | 120 | 39 | | | | 10. | Mo'ynoq district | 921 | 886 | 12 | 35 | 12 | | | | 11. | Nukus district | 705 | 565 | 13 | 40 | 13 | 100 | 6 | | 12. | Taxtakopir district | 443 | 293 | 17 | 50 | 17 | 100 | 6 | | 13. | To'rtko'l district | 1,806 | 1,656 | 49 | 150 | 49 | | | | 14. | Xojayli district | 814 | 724 | 28 | 90 | 28 | | | | 15. | Chimboy district | 958 | 883 | 22 | 75 | 22 | | | | 16. | Shumanay district | 453 | 413 | 13 | 40 | 13 | | | | 17. | Ellikqal'a district | 1,534 | 1,414 | 40 | 120 | 40 | | |

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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 of January 17, 2025

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for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills in Andijan region

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (persons) | of which: Based on the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Based on the "Prosperity through Digitalization Program" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | | | Total | 22,692 | 19,497 | 909 | 2,795 | 909 | 400 | 24 | | 1. | Andijan city | 2,618 | 2,318 | 94 | 300 | 94 | | | | 2. | Xo'nobod city | 474 | 434 | 15 | 40 | 15 | | | | 3. | Andijan district | 1,624 | 1,394 | 79 | 230 | 79 | | | | 4. | Asaka district | 1,535 | 1,290 | 77 | 245 | 77 | | | | 5. | Baliqchi district | 1,420 | 1,220 | 66 | 200 | 66 | | | | 6. | Bo'ston district | 987 | 917 | 25 | 70 | 25 | | | | 7. | Buloqboshi district | 1,232 | 1,122 | 37 | 110 | 37 | | | | 8. | Jalqo'duq district | 1,464 | 1,264 | 63 | 200 | 63 | | | | 9. | Izboskan district | 1,578 | 1,378 | 63 | 200 | 63 | | | | 10. | Ulug'nor district | 798 | 728 | 24 | 70 | 24 | | | | 11. | Qo'rg'on tepa district | 1,745 | 1,515 | 74 | 230 | 74 | | | | 12. | Marhamat district | 1,636 | 1,086 | 48 | 150 | 48 | 400 | 24 | | 13. | Oltyko'l district | 1,192 | 1,012 | 59 | 180 | 59 | | | | 14. | Paxtaobod district | 1,442 | 1,242 | 67 | 200 | 67 | | | | 15. | Xo'jaobod district | 1,250 | 1,130 | 39 | 120 | 39 | | | | 16. | Shahrixon district | 1,697 | 1,447 | 79 | 250 | 79 | | |

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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 of January 17, 2025

3.3-APPENDIX

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for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills in Bukhara region

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (persons) | of which: Based on the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Based on the "Prosperity through Digitalization Program" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | | | Total | 16,683 | 14,478 | 544 | 1,705 | 544 | 500 | 14 | | 1. | Bukhara city | 2,314 | 2,104 | 65 | 210 | 65 | | | | 2. | Kogon city | 560 | 490 | 22 | 70 | 22 | | | | 3. | Bukhara district | 1,132 | 1,022 | 36 | 110 | 36 | | | | 4. | Vobkent district | 1,394 | 964 | 44 | 130 | 44 | 300 | 7 | | 5. | Jondor district | 1,719 | 1,354 | 52 | 165 | 52 | 200 | 7 | | 6. | Kogon district | 647 | 572 | 23 | 75 | 23 | | | | 7. | Qorako'l district | 1,209 | 1,089 | 50 | 120 | 50 | | | | 8. | Qorovulbozor district | 406 | 286 | 7 | 120 | 7 | | | | 9. | Olot district | 1,290 | 1,145 | 38 | 145 | 38 | | | | 10. | Pesku district | 1,492 | 1,342 | 37 | 150 | 37 | | | | 11. | Romitan district | 1,213 | 1,063 | 45 | 150 | 45 | | | | 12. | Shofirkon district | 1,269 | 1,249 | 50 | 20 | 50 | | | | 13. | G'ijduvon district | 2,038 | 1,798 | 75 | 240 | 75 | | |

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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 of January 17, 2025

3.4-APPENDIX

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for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills in Jizzakh region

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (persons) | of which: Based on the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Based on the "Prosperity through Digitalization Program" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | | | Total | 14,905 | 13,848 | 309 | 957 | 309 | 100 | 13 | | 1. | Jizzakh city | 2,801 | 2,691 | 34 | 110 | 34 | | | | 2. | Arnasoy district | 728 | 588 | 13 | 40 | 13 | 100 | 13 | | 3. | Baxmal district | 1,113 | 1,013 | 34 | 100 | 34 | | | | 4. | Do'stlik district | 889 | 851 | 12 | 38 | 12 | | | | 5. | Zarbdor district | 979 | 908 | 24 | 71 | 24 | | | | 6. | Zafarobod district | 753 | 723 | 10 | 30 | 10 | | | | 7. | Zomin district | 1,260 | 1,140 | 39 | 120 | 39 | | | | 8. | Mirzachul district | 781 | 743 | 12 | 38 | 12 | | | | 9. | Paxtakor district | 888 | 838 | 15 | 50 | 15 | | | | 10. | Forish district | 1,033 | 958 | 25 | 75 | 25 | | | | 11. | Sh. Rashidov district | 2,012 | 1,862 | 48 | 150 | 48 | | | | 12. | Yangiobod district | 360 | 335 | 8 | 25 | 8 | | | | 13. | G'allakorol district | 1,308 | 1,198 | 35 | 110 | 35 | | |

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for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills in Kashkadarya region

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (persons) | of which: Based on the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Based on the "Prosperity through Digitalization Program" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | | | Total | 25,951 | 23,125 | 828 | 2,626 | 828 | 200 | 8 | | 1. | Qarshi city | 2,382 | 2,172 | 64 | 210 | 64 | | | | 2. | Shahrisabz city | 1,219 | 1,099 | 40 | 120 | 40 | | | | 3. | G'uzor district | 1,432 | 1,282 | 51 | 150 | 51 | | | | 4. | Dehqonobod district | 1,782 | 1,432 | 54 | 150 | 54 | 200 | 8 | | 5. | Qamashi district | 2,160 | 2,020 | 61 | 140 | 61 | | | | 6. | Qarshi district | 1,556 | 1,366 | 58 | 190 | 58 | | | | 7. | Kasbi district | 1,680 | 1,430 | 42 | 250 | 42 | | | | 8. | Kitob district | 1,576 | 1,376 | 59 | 200 | 59 | | | | 9. | Koson district | 1,744 | 1,554 | 78 | 190 | 78 | | | | 10. | Mirishkor district | 1,695 | 1,565 | 40 | 130 | 40 | | | | 11. | Mubarak district | 1,086 | 1,006 | 25 | 80 | 25 | | | | 12. | Nishon district | 1,420 | 1,292 | 40 | 128 | 40 | | | | 13. | Ko'kdala district | 1,393 | 1,205 | 37 | 188 | 37 | | | | 14. | Chiroqchi district | 1,407 | 1,287 | 59 | 120 | 59 | | | | 15. | Shahrisabz district | 1,991 | 1,811 | 57 | 180 | 57 | | | | 16. | Yakabog' district | 1,428 | 1,228 | 63 | 200 | 63 | | |

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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 of January 17, 2025

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for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills in Navoi region

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (persons) | of which: Based on the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Based on the "Prosperity through Digitalization Program" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | | | Total | 11,431 | 10,053 | 330 | 1,060 | 330 | 318 | 29 | | 1. | Navoi city | 1,541 | 1,426 | 36 | 115 | 36 | | | | 2. | Zarafshon city | 588 | 540 | 15 | 48 | 15 | | | | 3. | G'ozg'on city | 296 | 284 | 4 | 12 | 4 | | | | 4. | Karmana district | 1,148 | 1,008 | 43 | 140 | 43 | | | | 5. | Konimex district | 1,164 | 984 | 15 | 50 | 15 | 130 | 9 | | 6. | Qiziltepa district | 1,180 | 1,010 | 53 | 170 | 53 | | | | 7. | Navbahor district | 1,036 | 906 | 41 | 130 | 41 | | | | 8. | Nurota district | 1,495 | 1,395 | 31 | 100 | 31 | | | | 9. | Tomdi district | 637 | 612 | 8 | 25 | 8 | | | | 10. | Uchquduq district | 491 | 446 | 14 | 45 | 14 | | | | 11. | Xatirchi district | 1,855 | 1,442 | 70 | 225 | 70 | 188 | 20 |

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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 of January 17, 2025

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for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills in Namangan region

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (persons) | of which: Based on the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Based on the "Prosperity through Digitalization Program" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | | | Total | 21,637 | 18,717 | 788 | 2,520 | 788 | 400 | 8 | | 1. | Namangan city | 2,310 | 2,110 | 62 | 200 | 62 | | | | 2. | Davlatobod district | 1,294 | 1,204 | 28 | 90 | 28 | | | | 3. | Yangi Namangan district | 1,360 | 1,280 | 25 | 80 | 25 | | | | 4. | Kosonsoy district | 1,286 | 1,096 | 59 | 190 | 59 | | | | 5. | Mingbuloq district | 1,608 | 1,078 | 40 | 130 | 40 | 400 | 8 | | 6. | Namangan district | 1,680 | 1,510 | 53 | 170 | 53 | | | | 7. | Norin district | 1,304 | 1,124 | 57 | 180 | 57 | | | | 8. | Pop district | 1,491 | 1,241 | 77 | 250 | 77 | | | | 9. | To'raqo'rg'on district | 1,795 | 1,580 | 67 | 215 | 67 | | | | 10. | Uychi district | 1,208 | 1,028 | 56 | 180 | 56 | | | | 11. | Uchqo'rg'on district | 1,638 | 1,438 | 64 | 200 | 64 | | | | 12. | Chortoq district | 1,398 | 1,218 | 57 | 180 | 57 | | | | 13. | Chust district | 1,622 | 1,392 | 72 | 230 | 72 | | | | 14. | Yangiqo'rg'on district | 1,643 | 1,418 | 71 | 225 | 71 | | |

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Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 of January 17, 2025

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for training the unemployed population in vocational and entrepreneurial skills in Samarkand region

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| No. | Name of district (city) | Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (persons) | of which: Based on the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Based on the "Prosperity through Digitalization Program" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | | | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | Number of citizens to be trained | Number of covered mahallas | | | Total | 20,814 | 16,984 | 1,126 | 3,630 | 1,126 | 200 | 10 | | 1. | Samarkand city | 2,722 | 2,022 | 215 | 700 | 215 | | | | 2. | Kattaqo'rg'on city | 896 | 776 | 36 | 120 | 36 | | | | 3. | Bulung'ur district | 1,093 | 913 | 55 | 180 | 55 | | | | 4. | | | | | | | | |

Jomboy district 1 001 881 38 120 38 5. Ishkhan district 1 494 1 294 62 200 62 6. Kattaqo'rg'on district 1 689 1 469 69 220 69 7. Qo'shcorbot district 1 466 1 116 45 150 45 200 10 8. Narpay district 965 780 57 185 57 9. Nurobod district 848 723 39 125 39 10. Oqdaryo district 1 226 1 116 35 110 35 11. Payariq district 1 024 814 107 210 107 12. Pastdargom district 1 482 1 142 59 340 59 13. Paxtachi district 998 808 65 190 65 14. Samarkand district 1 236 996 74 240 74 15. Toyloq district 959 799 50 160 50 16. Urgut district 1 715 1 335 120 380 120 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 3.9-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Training Unemployed Residents in Vocational and Entrepreneurial Skills in Surxondaryo Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. District (city) name Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (in persons) in particular: Under the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Under the "Program for Prosperity through Digitalization" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges belonging to the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Total 23 771 20 853 724 2 318 724 600 20 1. Termez city 1 614 1 494 37 120 37 2. Angor district 1 611 1 496 36 115 36 3. Bandikhon district 1 590 1 220 22 70 22 300 7 4. Boysun district 1 116 991 39 125 39 5. Denov district 2 397 2 086 98 311 98 6. Jarqo'rg'on district 1 653 1 443 66 210 66 7. Qiziriq district 1 964 1 764 31 100 31 100 6 8. Qumqo'rg'on district 1 527 1 327 61 200 61 9. Muzrabot district 1 218 1 098 37 120 37 10. Oltinsoy district 1 560 1 189 54 171 54 200 7 11. Sariosiyo district 1 617 1 423 61 194 61 12. Termez district 1 088 993 30 95 30 13. Uzun district 1 508 1 346 51 162 51 14. Sherobod district 1 645 1 490 48 155 48 15. Sho'rchi district 1 663 1 493 53 170 53 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 3.10-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Training Unemployed Residents in Vocational and Entrepreneurial Skills in Syrdarya Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. District (city) name Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (in persons) in particular: Under the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Under the "Program for Prosperity through Digitalization" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges belonging to the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Total 8 925 7 658 239 767 239 500 17 1. Guliston city 1 004 924 24 80 24 2. Yangiyer city 360 320 12 40 12 3. Shirin city 215 190 7 25 7 4. Boyovut district 955 830 39 125 39 5. Guliston district 1 038 755 26 83 26 200 8 6. Mirzaobod district 749 592 18 57 18 100 3 7. Oqoltin district 915 673 13 42 13 200 6 8. Sayxunobod district 786 726 19 60 19 9. Sardoba district 1 352 1 232 15 120 15 10. Syrdarya district 840 790 38 50 38 11. Khovos district 711 626 28 85 28 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 3.11-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Training Unemployed Residents in Vocational and Entrepreneurial Skills in Tashkent Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. District (city) name Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (in persons) in particular: Under the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Under the "Program for Prosperity through Digitalization" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges belonging to the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Total 24 208 20 448 1 025 3 260 1 025 500 24 1. Nurafshon city 768 698 22 70 22 2. Angren city 1 219 1 073 46 146 46 3. Bekobod city 1 307 1 197 35 110 35 4. Almalyk city 960 795 52 165 52 5. Ohangaron city 563 493 22 70 22 6. Chirchik city 931 791 44 140 44 7. Yangiyol city 560 490 22 70 22 8. Bekobod district 1 977 1 717 51 160 51 100 4 9. Bo'ka district 1 657 1 317 44 140 44 200 12 10. Bo'stonliq district 1 071 881 59 190 59 11. Zangiota district 1 089 859 73 230 73 12. Qibray district 1 215 1 000 68 215 68 13. Quyi Chirchik district 985 865 37 120 37 14. Oqqo'rg'on district 1 469 1 379 29 90 29 15. Ohangaron district 985 875 34 110 34 16. Parkent district 1 008 808 62 200 62 17. Piskent district 1 445 1 155 29 90 29 200 8 18. Tashkent district 1 082 860 70 222 70 19. O'rta Chirchik district 907 725 57 182 57 20. Chinoz district 975 800 55 175 55 21. Yuqori Chirchik district 973 813 50 160 50 22. Yangiyol district 1 062 857 64 205 64 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 3.12-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Training Unemployed Residents in Vocational and Entrepreneurial Skills in Fergana Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. District (city) name Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (in persons) in particular: Under the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Under the "Program for Prosperity through Digitalization" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges belonging to the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Total 21 371 17 564 1 063 3 395 1 063 412 15 1. Fergana city 2 159 1 937 73 222 73 2. Margilan city 1 167 990 56 177 56 3. Qo'qon city 1 137 921 78 216 78 4. Quvashoy city 725 625 31 100 31 5. Bag'dod district 1 082 892 59 190 59 6. Beshariq district 1 083 883 62 200 62 7. Buvayda district 1 054 880 55 174 55 8. Dang'ara district 915 759 46 156 46 9. Yazyavon district 988 683 33 105 33 200 8 10. Quva district 1 217 1 007 65 210 65 11. Qo'shtepa district 980 820 51 160 51 12. Oltiariq district 1 044 814 72 230 72 13. Rishton district 1 057 832 71 225 71 14. So'h district 684 594 27 90 27 15. Toshloq district 1 126 954 51 160 51 12 1 16. Uzbekiston district 1 217 967 73 250 73 17. Uchkoprik district 939 769 52 170 52 18. Fergana district 1 856 1 606 73 250 73 19. Furqat district 939 629 35 110 35 200 6 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 3.13-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Training Unemployed Residents in Vocational and Entrepreneurial Skills in Khorezm Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. District (city) name Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (in persons) in particular: Under the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Under the "Program for Prosperity through Digitalization" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges belonging to the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Total 24 684 22 684 531 1 700 531 300 6 1. Urgench city 2 542 2 414 40 128 40 2. Khiva city 1 465 1 399 21 66 21 3. Bogot district 1 920 1 780 43 140 43 4. Gurlan district 1 655 1 495 50 160 50 5. Qo'shkopir district 2 110 1 950 50 160 50 6. Tuproqqal'a district 1 370 1 310 18 60 18 7. Urgench district 2 174 1 983 60 191 60 8. Khiva district 1 520 1 410 34 110 34 9. Xonqa district 2 070 1 930 44 140 44 10. Hazorasp district 2 390 2 240 47 150 47 11. Shovot district 1 788 1 613 55 175 55 12. Yangiariq district 2 245 1 820 39 125 39 300 6 13. Yangibozor district 1 435 1 340 30 95 30 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 3.14-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Training Unemployed Residents in Vocational and Entrepreneurial Skills in Tashkent City Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. District (city) name Citizens to be trained in vocational and entrepreneurial skills (in persons) in particular: Under the "Vocational Training Program" of the Ministry of Labor and Poverty Reduction Under the "Program for Prosperity through Digitalization" of the Ministry of Digital Technologies Number of citizens to be trained in short-term courses at technical colleges belonging to the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Number of citizens to be trained Number of neighborhoods covered Total 11 069 9 181 585 1 848 585 40 10 1. Bektemir district 464 404 18 60 18 2. Mirzo Ulug'bek district 965 745 70 220 70 3. Mirabad district 768 643 39 125 39 4. Olmazor district 1 165 965 64 200 64 5. Sergeli district 1 042 876 46 146 46 20 5 6. Uchtepa district 1 058 869 60 189 60 7. Chilonzor district 1 140 967 55 173 55 8. Shayxontohur district 1 097 936 51 161 51 9. Yunusabad district 1 106 906 64 200 64 10. Yakkasaroy district 664 451 21 213 21 11. Yangihayot district 558 443 30 95 30 20 5 12. Yashnobod district 1 042 976 67 66 67 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 4-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Exiting the Population from Poverty by Direction and Regions in 2025 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. Poverty reduction measures Covered: Families covered by region: number of neighborhoods number of impoverished population number of families Republic of Karakalpakstan Andizhan region Bukhara region Jizzakh region Qashqadaryo region Navoi region Namangan region Samarkand region Surxondaryo region Syrdarya region Tashkent region Fergana region Khorezm region Tashkent city I. All directions 9 453 1 500 000 327 459 22 131 32 558 19 558 17 239 32 880 6 569 25 666 35 663 24 461 10 080 25 259 33 195 22 696 19 504 1. Placement in permanent jobs 9 453 638 819 139 170 7 047 14 368 7 225 3 654 16 051 2 204 13 055 16 354 7 689 2 941 10 027 15 837 10 211 12 507 2. Involvement in entrepreneurship 541 691 125 355 11 435 11 422 8 595 10 258 10 315 2 816 7 374 12 199 11 687 5 376 10 319 10 689 8 404 4 466 3. Leasing of agricultural lands 70 825 16 125 1 160 1 702 1 021 905 1 727 345 1 347 1 865 1 279 533 1 322 1 735 1 184 4. Vocational training and employment 30 715 6 709 454 668 401 353 679 136 528 731 500 206 517 682 463 391 5. Other directions 217 950 40 100 2 035 4 398 2 316 2 069 4 108 1 068 3 362 4 514 3 306 1 024 3 074 4 252 2 434 2 140 II. In particular, based on new approaches 6 472 209 727 39 412 2 803 2 967 2 033 3 685 2 630 1 477 1 730 3 838 3 529 3 860 3 084 2 939 2 449 2 388 1. Establishment of forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, cultivation of medicinal plants and agricultural products (responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 309 46 054 10 037 1 185 355 1 484 414 1 201 446 554 601 1 912 256 984 492 153 2. Implementation of projects for cultivation and processing of Broussonetia trees (responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 34 200 200 10 24 26 12 28 28 28 20 24 3. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 - 500 kW on the basis of cooperation (responsible - J. Mirzamakhmudov) 300 4 186 900 72 69 69 69 69 63 69 69 72 69 69 69 72 4. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives on the principle of "Company - Cooperative - Farm" (responsible - T. Ishmetov) 548 52 440 11 517 671 900 506 1 477 840 287 245 827 1 182 1 384 828 1 020 1 350 5. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods (responsible - U. Shadiev) 52 6 218 1 359 20 12 50 58 78 84 30 157 56 8 150 280 11 365 6. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology (responsible - Sh. Shermatov) 5 000 24 960 5 000 226 455 272 154 414 165 394 563 362 120 512 531 266 566 7. Vocational training of unemployed residents in technical colleges (responsible - K. Sharipov) 234 24 713 5 440 970 412 500 100 200 318 400 200 600 500 500 400 300 40 8. Establishment of Mahalla service companies (responsible - K. Kurambaev) 1 000 15 000 3 275 163 298 208 155 270 176 261 376 266 166 322 345 233 36 9. Introduction of additional services in management service companies (responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 200 9 196 2 000 70 70 26 60 42 100 70 100 70 60 200 70 60 1 002 10. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies (responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 605 4 755 1 000 41 26 41 32 46 32 40 101 33 33 94 75 27 379 11. Cultivation of medicinal plants on the basis of cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector (responsible - A. Azizov) 14 3 916 850 40 80 50 70 100 40 80 60 80 60 80 60 50 12. Development of science, technology and innovation (responsible - Sh. Rajabbaev) 24 18 089 3 930 210 605 610 225 920 490 870 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element

  • Note: Target indicators may be amended by the Republican Commission for the implementation of the "From Poverty to Prosperity" program in accordance with the justified proposals of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, regional and Tashkent city Khokimiyats. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 4.1-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Exiting the Population from Poverty in the Republic of Karakalpakstan in 2025 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. Poverty reduction measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of neighborhoods number of impoverished population number of families Nukus city Taxtako'pir district Amudaryo district Beruniy district Bo'zatov district Qonliko'l district Qora'zak district Kegayli district Qo'ng'irot district Mo'ynoq district Nukus district Taxtakopir district To'rtko'l district Xojayli district Chimboy district Shumanay district Ellikqal'a district I. All directions 452 101 393 22 131 3 110 721 2 511 2 986 189 600 541 598 1 225 290 706 421 2 748 1 704 1 335 398 2 048

Placement in permanent jobs 452 32 353 7 047 990 229 799 951 60 190 173 190 391 93 226 133 874 544 426 125 653 2. Involvement in entrepreneurship 49 144 11 435 1 605 374 1 298 1 543 98 310 280 309 633 150 365 218 1 419 880 690 205 1 058 3. Leasing of agricultural lands 5 099 1 160 44 155 181 13 36 33 36 75 18 44 25 166 104 81 24 125 4. Vocational training and employment 2 082 454 64 15 51 61 4 13 11 12 25 6 14 9 56 35 28 8 42 5. Other directions 12 715 2 035 451 59 208 250 14 51 44 51 101 23 57 36 233 141 110 36 170 II. In particular, based on new approaches

2 803 170 39 456 122 102 204 50 401 89 141 291 142 115 111 105 149 116 1. Establishment of forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, cultivation of medicinal plants and agricultural products (responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 26 5 425 1 185 10 116 126 48 74 60 150 33 60 141 59 50 86 172 2. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 - 500 kW on the basis of cooperation (responsible - J. Mirzamakhmudov) 24 336 72 12 3 12 6 12 3 12 12 3. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives on the principle of "Company - Cooperative - Farm" (responsible - T. Ishmetov) 39 3 078 671 20 100 44 40 70 21 45 50 10 20 10 40 20 40 111 30 4. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods (responsible - U. Shadiev) 1 92 20 20 5. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology (responsible - Sh. Shermatov) 226 1 130 226 36 7 25 20 2 6 6 8 20 6 6 8 25 14 11 6 20 6. Vocational training of unemployed residents in technical colleges (responsible - K. Sharipov) 36 4 444 970 300 30 100 340 100 100 7. Establishment of Mahalla service companies (responsible - K. Kurambaev) 50 750 163 16 7 13 13 3 7 7 7 13 7 7 7 16 10 10 7 13 8. Introduction of additional services in management service companies (responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 2 321 70 45 25 9. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies (responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 36 200 41 13 5 2 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 10. Cultivation of medicinal plants on the basis of cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector (responsible - A. Azizov) 1 183 40 40 11. Development of science, technology and innovation (responsible - Sh. Rajabbaev) 4 962 210 105 105 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 4.2-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Exiting the Population from Poverty in Andizhan Region in 2025 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. Poverty reduction measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of neighborhoods number of impoverished population number of families Andizhan city Khonobod city Andizhan district Asaka district Baliqchi district Bo'ston district Buloqboshi district Jalaquduq district Izboskan district Ulug'nor district Qo'rg'on-tepa district Marhamat district Oltinko'l district Paxtobod district Xo'jaobod district Shahrixon district I. All directions 909 149 157 32 558 4 085 285 3 021 3 498 2 165 451 1 171 2 005 2 506 813 2 145 2 086 1 854 2 311 1 326 2 836 1. Placement in permanent jobs 909 65 978 14 368 1 759 162 1 308 1 504 951 241 542 886 1 090 390 941 917 824 1 011 611 1 231 2. Involvement in entrepreneurship 49 085 11 422 1 433 100 1 059 1 228 759 158 411 703 879 286 753 733 651 811 465 993 3. Leasing of agricultural lands 7 482 1 702 15 185 213 113 24 91 105 134 43 143 140 128 120 69 179 4. Vocational training and employment 3 057 668 84 6 62 72 44 9 24 41 51 17 44 43 38 48 27 58 5. Other directions 23 555 4 398 809 2 407 481 298 19 103 270 352 77 264 253 213 321 154 375 II. In particular, based on new approaches

2 967 118 30 222 189 169 93 91 144 87 74 130 1 137 72 137 99 175 1. Establishment of forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, cultivation of medicinal plants and agricultural products (responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 14 1 628 355 25 24 36 34 26 60 20 1 66 31 7 25 2. Implementation of projects for cultivation and processing of Broussonetia trees (responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 1 1 500 1 500 3. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 - 500 kW on the basis of cooperation (responsible - J. Mirzamakhmudov) 23 322 69 3 6 6 6 3 6 6 6 6 6 3 3 3 3 3 4. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives on the principle of "Company - Cooperative - Farm" (responsible - T. Ishmetov) 56 4 137 900 60 100 100 60 40 80 20 40 60 80 20 80 60 100 5. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods (responsible - U. Shadiev) 1 55 12 12 6. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology (responsible - Sh. Shermatov) 455 2 275 455 47 8 40 38 33 12 19 32 31 12 37 24 30 33 19 40 7. Vocational training of unemployed residents in technical colleges (responsible - K. Sharipov) 25 1 889 412 12 400 8. Establishment of Mahalla service companies (responsible - K. Kurambaev) 91 1 365 298 29 7 23 26 23 10 13 20 20 10 26 13 16 20 16 26 9. Introduction of additional services in management service companies (responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 12 322 70 30 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 10. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies (responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 24 128 26 9 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11. Cultivation of medicinal plants on the basis of cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector (responsible - A. Azizov) 1 366 80 80 12. Development of science, technology and innovation (responsible - Sh. Rajabbaev) 4 2 772 605 605 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025 No. PQ-12 4.3-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Target Indicators for Exiting the Population from Poverty in Bukhara Region in 2025 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element TARGET INDICATORS Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get reference from document element No. Poverty reduction measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of neighborhoods number of impoverished population number of families Bukhara city Kogon city Bukhara district Vobkent district Jondor district Kogon district Qorako'l district Qorovulbozor district Olot district Peshku district Romitan district Shofirkon district G'ijduvon district I. All directions 544 89 574 19 558 2 536 346 779 1 195 1 049 673 1 648 93 736 1 274 825 2 795 5 609 1. Placement in permanent jobs 544 33 128 7 225 962 105 288 442

386 248 609 34 272 471 304 1 031 2 073 2. Engaging in Entrepreneurship 37 259 8 595 940 155 362 578 468 300 735 40 329 569 369 1 246 2 504 3. Leasing Agricultural Land 4 497 1 021 18 113 123 55 35 85 5 39 66 44 145 293 4. Vocational Training and Employment 1 836 401 51 7 16 25 22 14 34 2 15 26 17 57 115 5. Other Directions 12 854 2 316 565 79 27 118 76 185 12 81 142 91 316 624 II. Including, based on new approaches

2 033 96 29 107 375 429 122 144 95 94 161 81 166 134 1. Establishing forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, growing medicinal plants and agricultural products ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 16 6 794 1 484 171 566 68 4 120 259 122 174 2. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 — 500 kW based on cooperation ( responsible — J. Mirzamakhmudov ) 23 322 69 12 12 12 12 12 9 3. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives based on the "Company — Cooperative — Farmer" principle ( responsible — T. Ishmetov ) 33 2 317 506 56 26 80 60 36 6 22 80 22 48 70 4. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods ( responsible — U. Shadiev ) 1 229 50 50 5. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology ( responsible — Sh. Shermatov ) 272 1 360 272 32 11 18 22 26 11 25 4 19 18 23 25 38 6. Vocational training of the unemployed population in technical schools ( responsible — K. Sharipov ) 14 2 288 500 300 200 7. Establishment of neighborhood service companies ( responsible — K. Kurambaev ) 63 945 208 13 13 20 20 20 20 3 20 16 20 20 23 8. Introduction of additional services in management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 5 118 26 26 9. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 39 204 41 25 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10. Growing medicinal plants based on cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector ( responsible — A. Azizov ) 1 229 50 50 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 4.4-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Target Indicators for Poverty Alleviation of the Population in 2025 for the Jizzakh Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element No. Poverty Alleviation Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of mahallas number of impoverished population number of families Jizzakh City Arnay District Bakhmal District Gallaorol District Dustlik District Zardor District Zafarobod District Zomin District Mirzachul District Pakhtakor District Forish District Sh. Rashidov District Yangiabad District I. All Directions 309 78 978 17 239 1 618 605 1 463 2 176 659 850 888 2 071 690 930 1 659 3 419 211 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 309 16 672 3 654 589 88 396 463 149 145 51 430 76 165 369 692 41 2. Engaging in Entrepreneurship 45 341 10 258 942 393 972 1 541 432 558 399 880 345 568 1 006 2 065 157 3. Leasing Agricultural Land 3 966 905 29 73 140 38 68 35 145 25 50 83 209 10 4. Vocational Training and Employment 1 619 353 87 8 15 32 13 21 13 30 13 23 33 62 3 5. Other Directions 11 380 2 069 87 7 27 58 390 586 231 124 168 391 II. Including, based on new approaches

3 685 104 171 274 338 379 158 63 562 52 398 142 947 97 1. Establishing forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, growing medicinal plants and agricultural products ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 25 1 897 414 8 107 81 47 80 47 44 2. Implementation of projects for growing and processing mulberry trees ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 4 3 600 600 600 900 1 500 3. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 — 500 kW based on cooperation ( responsible — J. Mirzamakhmudov ) 23 322 69 12 12 12 9 12 12 4. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives based on the "Company — Cooperative — Farmer" principle ( responsible — T. Ishmetov ) 81 6 787 1 477 35 60 30 60 135 50 55 35 60 40 867 50 5. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods ( responsible — U. Shadiev ) 8 266 58 7 5 8 38 6. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology ( responsible — Sh. Shermatov ) 154 770 154 17 6 17 18 6 12 5 19 6 8 12 24 4 7. Vocational training of the unemployed population in technical schools ( responsible — K. Sharipov ) 13 459 100 100 8. Establishment of neighborhood service companies ( responsible — K. Kurambaev ) 47 705 155 16 7 13 13 7 10 7 16 7 10 13 33 3 9. Introduction of additional services in management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 2 274 60 60 10. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 31 159 32 11 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 4 6 1 1 11. Growing medicinal plants based on cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector ( responsible — A. Azizov ) 1 321 70 70 12. Development of Science and Technology ( responsible — Sh. Rajabbaev ) 4 2 792 610 305 305 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 4.5-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Target Indicators for Poverty Alleviation of the Population in 2025 for the Kashkadarya Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element No. Poverty Alleviation Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of mahallas number of impoverished population number of families Qarshi City Shakhrisabz City Guzar District Dehqonabad District Qamashi District Qarshi District Kasbi District Kitob District Koson District Mirishkor District Mubarak District Nishon District Ko'kdala District Chiroqchi District Shakhrisabz District Yakkabog District I. All Directions 828 150 583 32 880 2 589 1 289 2 053 1 433 2 706 2 551 2 000 2 600 2 953 1 258 863 1 558 1 780 2 476 2 163 2 608 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 828 73 757 16 051 1 331 661 1 001 719 1 323 1 230 960 1 269 1 408 584 421 751 854 1 209 1 056 1 274 2. Engaging in Entrepreneurship 44 351 10 315 855 426 644 463 849 790 616 816 905 375 270 483 549 778 678 818 3. Leasing Agricultural Land 7 593 1 727 108 36 143 166 138 136 223 128 45 98 126 130 114 136 4. Vocational Training and Employment 3 101 679 56 28 42 31 56 52 41 53 59 25 18 32 36 51 45 54 5. Other Directions 21 781 4 108 347 174 258 184 335 313 245 326 358 146 109 194 215 308 270 326 II. Including, based on new approaches

2 630 133 28 96 335 184 198 101 236 145 102 120 290 100 109 293 160 1. Establishing forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, growing medicinal plants and agricultural products ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 37 5 502 1 201 35 450 93 45 79 24 34 12 34 40 44 230 81 2. Implementation of projects for growing and processing mulberry trees ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 6 3 900 600 600 600 600 900 600 3. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 — 500 kW based on cooperation ( responsible — J. Mirzamakhmudov ) 23 322 69 12 24 6 21 6 4. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives based on the "Company — Cooperative — Farmer" principle ( responsible — T. Ishmetov ) 40 3 859 840 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 5. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods ( responsible — U. Shadiev ) 6 359 78 28 40 10 6. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology ( responsible — Sh. Shermatov ) 414 2 070 414 32 20 26 27 30 29 21 29 39 20 13 20 19 29 29 31 7. Vocational training of the unemployed population in technical schools ( responsible — K. Sharipov ) 8 920 200 200 8. Establishment of neighborhood service companies ( responsible — K. Kurambaev ) 82 1 230 270 29 7 10 10 10 13 16 23 23 20 10 20 13 20 23 23 9. Introduction of additional services in management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 12 192 42 21 6 2 11 2 10. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 28 219 46 23 1 5 2 1 6 6 2 11. Growing medicinal plants based on cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector ( responsible — A. Azizov ) 1 458 100 100 12. Development of Science and Technology ( responsible — Sh. Rajabbaev ) 3 1 030 225 75 150 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 4.6-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Target Indicators for Poverty Alleviation of the Population in 2025 for the Navoi Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element No. Poverty Alleviation Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of mahallas number of impoverished population number of families Navoi City Zarafshan City Ghazgan City Uchquduq District Karmana District Qiziltepa District Konimex District Navbahor District Nurota District Tomdi District Khatirchi District I. All Directions 330 30 087 6 569 755 453 73 268 825 961 248 831 795 115 1 245 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 330 10 017 2 204 191 86 16 57 234 322 116 336 326 26 494 2. Engaging in Entrepreneurship 12 616 2 816 256 128 52 70 250 494 101 401 432 35 597 3. Leasing Agricultural Land 1 512 345 69 75 23 73 105 4. Vocational Training and Employment 622 136 13 8 1 6 13 23 8 16 14 3 31 5. Other Directions 5 320 1 068 295 231 4 135 259 47 5 23 51 18 II. Including, based on new approaches

1 477 159 16 5 10 162 115 239 124 157 11 479 1. Establishing forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, growing medicinal plants and agricultural products ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 28 2 045 446 50 8 27 40 130 60 56 75 2. Implementation of projects for growing and processing mulberry trees ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 2 1 800 900 900 3. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 — 500 kW based on cooperation ( responsible J. Mirzamakhmudov ) 21 294 63 12 12 6 9 12 12 4. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives based on the "Company — Cooperative — Farmer" principle ( responsible — T. Ishmetov ) 18 1 315 287 60 39 42 46 30 70 5. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods ( responsible — U. Shadiev ) 7 384 84 4 80 6. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology ( responsible — Sh. Shermatov ) 165 825 165 18 8 2 7 21 26 8 21 15 4 35 7. Vocational training of the unemployed population in technical schools ( responsible — K. Sharipov ) 29 1 454 318 130 188 8. Establishment of neighborhood service companies ( responsible — K. Kurambaev ) 54 810 176 10 7 3 3 23 29 13 26 16 7 39 9. Introduction of additional services in management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 2 457 100 100 10. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 20 153 32 31 1 11. Growing medicinal plants based on cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector ( responsible — A. Azizov ) 1 183 40 40 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 4.7-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Target Indicators for Poverty Alleviation of the Population in 2025 for the Namangan Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element No. Poverty Alleviation Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of mahallas number of impoverished population number of families Namangan City Davlatobod District Yangi Namangan District Mingbulok District Kosonsoy District Namangan District Norin District Pop District Torakurgan District Uychi District Uchqurgan District Chortoq District Chust District Yangiqurgan District I. All Directions 788 117 562 25 666 1 936 1 216 1 140 1 530 1 799 1 610 1 810 2 423 1 994 1 746 2 069 1 919 2 319 2 155 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 788 59 883 13 055 1 011 584 532 611 953 842 918 1 282 1 098 901 1 043 918 1 191 1 171 2. Engaging in Entrepreneurship 31 695 7 374 628 450 445 423 545 505 464 520 563 510 575 531 620 595 3. Leasing Agricultural Land 5 918 1 347 135 121 65 98 225 110 123 121 119 135 95 4. Vocational Training and Employment 2 416 528 47 34 33 35 34 37 38 34 37 39 39 41 41 39 5. Other Directions 17 650 3 362 250 148 130 326 146 161 292 362 186 173 291 310 332 255 II. Including, based on new approaches

1 730 128 37 28 482 111 73 91 223 93 88 107 65 90 114 1. Establishing forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, growing medicinal plants and agricultural products ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 33 2 537 554 16 116 26 151 21 55 32 121 16 2. Implementation of projects for growing and processing mulberry trees ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 5 4 200 900 900 900 900 600 3. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 — 500 kW based on cooperation ( responsible — J. Mirzamakhmudov ) 23 322 69 12 12 12 12 9 12 4. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives based on the "Company — Cooperative — Farmer" principle ( responsible — T. Ishmetov ) 11 1 122 245 42 16 15 24 16 17 18 32 10 10 45 5. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods ( responsible — U. Shadiev ) 1 137 30 30 6. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology ( responsible — Sh. Shermatov ) 394 1 970 394 31 14 12 20 30 26 29 38 34 28 32 28 36 36 7. Vocational training of the unemployed population in technical schools ( responsible — K. Sharipov ) 8 1 832 400 400 8. Establishment of neighborhood service companies ( responsible — K. Kurambaev ) 79 1 185 261 20 10 10 13 20 16 20 23 23 20 20 20 23 23 9. Introduction of additional services in management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 2 320 70 70 10. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 34 194 40 7 13 6 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 11. Growing medicinal plants based on cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector ( responsible — A. Azizov ) 1 366 80 80 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 4.8-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Target Indicators for Poverty Alleviation of the Population in 2025 for the Samarkand Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element No. Poverty Alleviation Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of mahallas number of impoverished population number of families Samarkand City Kattaqurgan City Oqdaryo District Bulungur District Jomboy District Ishtikhon District Kattaqurgan District Qoshrabot District Narpay District Payariq District Pakhtachi District Pastdargom District Samarkand District Nurobod District Urgut District Toyloq District I. All Directions 1 126 163 384 35 663 3 111 1 014 1 950 1 795 1 758 2 414 2 703 1 583 2 215 2 919 1 730 3 181 1 865 1 930 3 980 1 515 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 1 126 75 210 16 354 1 428 465 894 824 807 1 107 1 224 729 1 016 1 342 794 1 461 857 886 1 825 695 2. Engaging in Entrepreneurship 52 434 12 199 1 064 346 668 614 601 825 924 546 758 998 591 1 088 638 660 1 360 518 3. Leasing Agricultural Land 8 200 1 865 113 145 135 153 120 114 113 216 129 185 89 126 144 83 4. Vocational Training and Employment 3 350 731 64 21 40 37 36 49 55 32 46 60 36 65 38 39 82 31 5. Other Directions 24 190 4 514 555 182 235 175 179 280 380 162 282 303 180 382 243 219 569 188 II. Including, based on new approaches

3 838 353 36 129 131 144 162 152 356 149 110 124 299 159 878 462 194 1. Establishing forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, growing medicinal plants and agricultural products ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 42 2 754 601 74 11 27 60 36 117 11 14 37 17 14 41 115 27 2. Implementation of projects for growing and processing mulberry trees ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 5 4 200 900 900 600 900 900 3. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 — 500 kW based on cooperation ( responsible — J. Mirzamakhmudov ) 23 322 69 9 6 12 9 12 3 6 12 4. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives based on the "Company — Cooperative — Farmer" principle ( responsible — T. Ishmetov ) 42 3 787 827 31 79 82 48 49 48 71 16 57 123 46 59 49 69 5. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods ( responsible — U. Shadiev ) 6 720 157 40 15 37 40 25 6. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology ( responsible — Sh. Shermatov ) 563 2 815 563 107 18 17 28 19 31 34 23 28 53 33 30 37 20 60 25 7. Vocational training of the unemployed population in technical schools ( responsible — K. Sharipov ) 10 920 200 200 8. Establishment of neighborhood service companies ( responsible — K. Kurambaev ) 115 1 725 376 33 13 20 23 20 23 26 20 23 26 26 29 26 16 36 16 9. Introduction of additional services in management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 2 458 100 100 10. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 48 471 101 73 5 2 1 1 2 5 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 11. Growing medicinal plants based on cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector ( responsible — A. Azizov ) 1 275 60 60 12. Development of Science and Technology ( responsible — Sh. Rajabbaev ) 4 4 215 920 690 230 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 4.9-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Target Indicators for Poverty Alleviation of the Population in 2025 for the Surkhandarya Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element No. Poverty Alleviation Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of mahallas number of impoverished population number of families Termez City Angor District Bandikhon District Boysun District Denov District Jarqurgon District Qiziriq District Qumqurgon District Muzrabot District Oltinsoy District Sariosiyo District Termez District Uzun District Sherobod District Shurchi District I. All Directions 724 112 043 24 461 1 575 1 583 1 588 1 625 2 444 1 578 1 524 1 615 1 589 1 538 1 578 1 516 1 524 1 595 1 589 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 724 35 256 7 689 353 592 461 679 513 576 472 480 521 506 613 442 551 459 471 2. Engaging in Entrepreneurship 51 020 11 687 909 706 391 329 1 793 868 666 855 734 849 645 759 624 830 729 3. Leasing Agricultural Land 5 612 1 279 5 98 98 24 98 98 98 98 98 98 74 98 98 98 98 4. Vocational Training and Employment 2 291 500 37 34 22 28 40 36 30 38 33 35 36 25 35 36 35 5. Other Directions 17 864 3 306 271 153 616 565 258 144 203 50 210 192 216 172 256 II. Including, based on new approaches

3 529 75 164 382 239 246 172 265 152 68 593 251 370 277 88 187 1. Establishing forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, growing medicinal plants and agricultural products ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 36 8 759 1 912 41 107 28 34 41 1 177 154 1 315 14 2. Implementation of projects for growing and processing mulberry trees ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 5 4 200 600 900 900 900 900 3. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 — 500 kW based on cooperation ( responsible — J. Mirzamakhmudov ) 24 336 72 12 12 12 12 12 12 4. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives based on the "Company — Cooperative — Farmer" principle ( responsible — T. Ishmetov ) 42 5 415 1 182 119 49 10 106 89 83 50 35 100 174 50 139 35 143 5. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods ( responsible — U. Shadiev ) 7 258 56 34 10 12 6. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology ( responsible — Sh. Shermatov ) 362 1 810 362 19 18 11 19 49 33 16 30 19 27 30 15 25 24 27 7. Vocational training of the unemployed population in technical schools ( responsible — K. Sharipov ) 20 2 748 600 300 100 200 8. Establishment of neighborhood service companies ( responsible — K. Kurambaev ) 81 1 215 266 7 13 10 13 36 26 13 23 13 20 20 20 20 16 16 9. Introduction of additional services in management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 2 320 70 35 35 10. Landscaping and greening of the territory of management service companies ( responsible — Sh. Khidayatov ) 32 164 33 14 2 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 11. Growing medicinal plants based on cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector ( responsible — A. Azizov ) 1 366 80 80 12. Development of Science and Technology ( responsible — Sh. Rajabbaev ) 2 2 244 490 245 245 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 4.10-APPENDIX Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Target Indicators for Poverty Alleviation of the Population in 2025 for the Sirdarya Region Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link to the document element No. Poverty Alleviation Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): number of mahallas number of impoverished population number of families Guliston City Yangiyer City Shirin City Aqoltin District Boyovut District Guliston District Mirzaabad District Saykhunobod District Sardoba District Sirdarya District Khovos District I. All Directions 239 46 170 10 080 881 498 106 824 1 282 1 082 947 927 924 1 482 1 127 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 239 13 431 2 941 259 145 31 240 374 316 276 270 269 433 328 2. Engaging in Entrepreneurship 23 099 5 376 469 266 57 439 684 577 505 495 493 790 601 3. Leasing Agricultural Land 2 326 533 46 26 6 44 68 57 50 49 49 78 60 4. Vocational Training and Employment 950 206 18 10 2 17 26 22 19 19 19 31 23 5. Other Directions 6 364 1 024 89 51 10 84 130 110 97 94 94 150 115 II. Including, based on new approaches

3 860 67 26 10 298 700 328 235 815 123 1 165 93 1. Establishing forests and nurseries on forest fund lands, growing medicinal plants and agricultural products ( responsible — E. Mukhitdinov ) 5 1 251 256 35 20 76 47 78 2. Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180 — 500 kW based on cooperation ( responsible — J. Mirzamakhmudov ) 23 308 69 6 9 12 12 12 18 3. Establishment of agricultural cooperatives based on the "Company — Cooperative — Farmer" principle ( responsible — T. Ishmetov ) 81 5 962 1 384 70 70 28 58 520 78 530 30 4. Development of tourism services and establishment of tourism neighborhoods ( responsible — U. Shadiev ) 1 24 8 8 5. Free training in modern professions in the field of information technology ( responsible — Sh. Shermatov ) 120 560 120 12 6 4 6 20 13 9 10 7 19 14 6.

Training the unemployed population in professions at technical colleges (Responsible - K. Sharipov) 17 2,078 500 200 200 100 7. Establishment of Mahalla Service Companies (Responsible - K. Kurambaev) 51 765 166 13 10 3 10 29 16 13 13 13 26 20 8. Introduction of Additional Services in Management Service Companies (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 2 334 60 30 30 9. Landscaping and Greening of Management Service Company Territories (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 31 160 33 12 4 3 3 1 1 3 3 2 1 10. Cultivation of Medicinal Plants on a Cooperative Basis in the Pharmaceutical Sector (Responsible - A. Azizov) 1 299 60 60 11. Development of Science and Technology (Responsible - Sh. Rajabbaev) 3 4,074 870 580 290 Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025, No. PQ-12 4.11-APPENDIX Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Target Indicators for Poverty Reduction of the Population in 2025 in the Tashkent Region Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element No. Poverty Reduction Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): Number of mahallas Number of impoverished residents Number of families Angren City Almalyk City Bekabad City Chirchik City Yangiyol City Nurafshon City Ohangaron City Ohangaron District Oqqo'rg'on District Bekabad District Bo'stonliq District Bo'ka District Qibray District Zangiota District Parkent District Piskent District Chinoz District Quyi Chirchik District O'rta Chirchik District Yuqori Chirchik District Yangiyol District Tashkent District I. All Directions 1,025 115,680 25,259 1,510 1,200 861 1,433 708 465 343 920 929 1,371 1,463 1,111 1,450 1,418 1,475 853 1,205 959 1,134 1,153 1,655 1,643 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 1,025 45,941 10,027 600 477 342 568 280 185 136 367 368 544 580 441 576 563 587 337 479 380 451 458 656 652 2. Engagement in Entrepreneurship 44,340 10,319 616 490 351 585 290 186 141 376 380 560 598 455 593 579 601 350 493 391 464 471 676 673 3. Leasing of Agricultural Lands 5,794 1,322 80 63 45 75 38 24 18 48 48 73 76 59 75 74 76 45 63 50 59 60 88 85 4. Vocational Training and Employment 2,372 517 31 25 18 29 14 9 7 19 19 28 30 23 30 29 30 17 25 20 23 24 34 33 5. Other Directions 17,233 3,074 183 145 105 176 86 61 41 110 114 166 179 133 176 173 181 104 145 118 137 140 201 200 II. Including, Based on New Approaches

3,084 119 101 67 99 34 31 58 187 98 246 161 316 166 121 208 285 131 212 114 109 95 126 1. Establishment of Forests and Nurseries on Forest Fund Lands, Cultivation of Medicinal Plants and Agricultural Products (Responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 29 4,507 984 31 274 4 71 346 13 29 107 57 21 31 2. Implementation of Projects for Cultivation and Processing of Broussonetia Trees (Responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 4 3,000 900 600 900 600 3. Construction of Solar Photovoltaic Stations with a Capacity of 180-500 kW on a Cooperative Basis (Responsible - J. Mirzamakhmudov) 23 322 69 12 9 12 12 9 12 3 4. Establishment of Agricultural Cooperatives Based on the "Company - Cooperative - Farm" Principle (Responsible - T. Ishmetov) 22 3,791 828 53 52 64 35 65 102 54 63 30 58 65 61 33 30 63 5. Development of Tourism Services and Establishment of Tourism Mahallas (Responsible - U. Shadiev) 8 689 150 35 7 28 80 6. Free Training in Modern Professions in the Field of Information Technology (Responsible - Sh. Shermatov) 512 2,560 512 23 26 18 22 11 11 11 17 15 25 29 22 34 37 31 14 27 18 29 25 32 35 7. Training the Unemployed Population in Professions at Technical Colleges (Responsible - K. Sharipov) 24 2,295 500 100 200 200 8. Establishment of Mahalla Service Companies (Responsible - K. Kurambaev) 99 1,485 322 13 13 13 13 10 10 10 13 13 16 16 16 20 20 16 13 16 13 16 16 16 20 9. Introduction of Additional Services in Management Service Companies (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 49 901 200 32 40 20 48 8 8 16 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 10. Landscaping and Greening of Management Service Company Territories (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 83 459 94 10 17 8 16 5 2 6 2 1 1 1 1 6 6 3 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 11. Cultivation of Medicinal Plants on a Cooperative Basis in the Pharmaceutical Sector (Responsible - A. Azizov) 2 366 80 40 40 Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025, No. PQ-12 4.12-APPENDIX Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Target Indicators for Poverty Reduction of the Population in 2025 in the Fergana Region Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element No. Poverty Reduction Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): Number of mahallas Number of impoverished residents Number of families Quvashoy City Qo'qon City Margilan City Fergana City Beshariq District Bag'dod District Buvayda District Dang'ara District Yazyuvon District Quva District Oltiariq District Qo'shtepa District Rishton District So'x District Toshloq District Uzbekiston District Uchkoprik District Fergana District Furqat District I. All Directions 1,063 152,059 33,195 704 1,658 2,091 1,130 1,794 2,174 2,124 1,551 1,198 2,364 2,236 1,801 2,176 909 1,958 2,133 2,235 1,769 1,190 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 1,063 72,732 15,837 334 841 1,070 539 839 1,036 1,013 739 539 1,096 1,067 837 1,039 434 915 1,019 1,067 844 569 2. Engagement in Entrepreneurship 45,952 10,689 226 569 708 363 578 699 684 465 385 763 720 580 700 293 630 688 720 570 348 3. Leasing of Agricultural Lands 7,612 1,735 38 59 111 113 111 115 96 158 118 118 114 48 120 111 118 91 96 4. Vocational Training and Employment 3,107 682 14 34 43 23 37 45 44 32 25 48 46 37 45 19 40 44 46 36 24 5. Other Directions 22,656 4,252 92 214 270 146 229 281 272 200 153 299 285 229 278 115 253 271 284 228 153 II. Including, Based on New Approaches

2,939 97 112 58 192 193 116 112 125 299 119 123 106 405 103 121 127 106 128 297 1. Establishment of Forests and Nurseries on Forest Fund Lands, Cultivation of Medicinal Plants and Agricultural Products (Responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 13 2,254 492 75 86 12 27 6 201 14 59 11 1 2. Implementation of Projects for Cultivation and Processing of Broussonetia Trees (Responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 2 3,600 1,800 1,800 3. Construction of Solar Photovoltaic Stations with a Capacity of 180-500 kW on a Cooperative Basis (Responsible - J. Mirzamakhmudov) 23 322 69 3 3 3 3 3 9 6 3 3 3 9 3 3 3 6 6 4. Establishment of Agricultural Cooperatives Based on the "Company - Cooperative - Farm" Principle (Responsible - T. Ishmetov) 51 4,692 1,020 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 5. Development of Tourism Services and Establishment of Tourism Mahallas (Responsible - U. Shadiev) 1 1,283 280 280 6. Free Training in Modern Professions in the Field of Information Technology (Responsible - Sh. Shermatov) 531 2,655 531 16 39 28 37 31 29 28 23 16 32 36 26 35 14 25 37 26 36 17 7. Training the Unemployed Population in Professions at Technical Colleges (Responsible - K. Sharipov) 14 1,832 400 200 200 8. Establishment of Mahalla Service Companies (Responsible - K. Kurambaev) 105 1,575 345 13 26 20 26 20 20 20 16 13 20 20 16 20 10 16 20 16 20 13 9. Introduction of Additional Services in Management Service Companies (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 2 320 70 35 35 10. Landscaping and Greening of Management Service Company Territories (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 56 360 75 8 12 10 29 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 11. Cultivation of Medicinal Plants on a Cooperative Basis in the Pharmaceutical Sector (Responsible - A. Azizov) 1 275 60 60 Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025, No. PQ-12 4.13-APPENDIX Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Target Indicators for Poverty Reduction of the Population in 2025 in the Khorezm Region Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element No. Poverty Reduction Measures Covered: Families covered by district (city): Number of mahallas Number of impoverished residents Number of families Urgench City Khiva City Bag'dod District G'urlyan District Qo'shkopir District Urgench District Hazorasp District Tuproqqal'a District Xonqa District Khiva District Shovot District Yangiariq District Yangibozor District I. All Directions 531 103,965 22,696 1,588 1,126 1,816 2,046 2,046 2,278 1,701 1,356 1,701 1,588 2,278 1,701 1,471 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 531 46,891 10,211 711 491 821 926 928 1,035 764 601 764 711 1,037 764 658 2. Engagement in Entrepreneurship 36,119 8,404 583 405 675 764 759 854 630 495 630 585 854 630 540 3. Leasing of Agricultural Lands 5,214 1,184 83 55 96 106 108 121 89 69 89 83 121 89 75 4. Vocational Training and Employment 2,129 463 27 14 40 46 44 66 33 14 33 27 66 33 20 5. Other Directions 13,612 2,434 184 161 184 204 207 202 185 177 185 182 200 185 178 II. Including, Based on New Approaches

2,449 86 29 166 178 185 193 168 164 164 184 227 550 155 1. Establishment of Forests and Nurseries on Forest Fund Lands, Cultivation of Medicinal Plants and Agricultural Products (Responsible - E. Mukhitdinov) 5 701 153 78 75 2. Construction of Solar Photovoltaic Stations with a Capacity of 180-500 kW on a Cooperative Basis (Responsible - J. Mirzamakhmudov) 24 336 72 3 6 3 9 6 12 3 6 9 6 3 6 3. Establishment of Agricultural Cooperatives Based on the "Company - Cooperative - Farm" Principle (Responsible - T. Ishmetov) 32 6,178 1,350 120 120 130 120 120 120 120 130 120 130 120 4. Development of Tourism Services and Establishment of Tourism Mahallas (Responsible - U. Shadiev) 1 50 11 11 5. Free Training in Modern Professions in the Field of Information Technology (Responsible - Sh. Shermatov) 266 1,330 266 20 11 22 25 25 30 23 9 22 17 27 20 15 6. Training the Unemployed Population in Professions at Technical Colleges (Responsible - K. Sharipov) 6 1,374 300 300 7. Establishment of Mahalla Service Companies (Responsible - K. Kurambaev) 71 1,065 233 16 10 20 23 23 26 20 7 20 16 23 16 13 8. Introduction of Additional Services in Management Service Companies (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 2 275 60 40 20 9. Landscaping and Greening of Management Service Company Territories (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 27 135 27 7 2 1 1 1 5 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 10. Cultivation of Medicinal Plants on a Cooperative Basis in the Pharmaceutical Sector (Responsible - A. Azizov) 1 229 50 50 Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025, No. PQ-12 4.14-APPENDIX Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Target Indicators for Poverty Reduction of the Population in 2025 in Tashkent City Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element No. Poverty Reduction Measures Covered: Families covered by districts: Number of mahallas Number of impoverished residents Number of families Bektemir District Mirobod District M. Ulugbek District Olmazor District Sergeli District Uchtepa District Chilonzor District Shaykhontohur District Yunusabad District Yashnobod District Yakkasaray District Yangihayot District I. All Directions 585 89,365 19,504 405 673 1,336 2,863 1,573 2,550 1,738 2,316 2,245 2,098 446 1,261 1. Placement in Permanent Jobs 585 57,570 12,507 262 431 858 1,837 1,008 1,635 1,115 1,486 1,441 1,330 293 811 2. Engagement in Entrepreneurship 19,236 4,466 93 155 306 658 360 585 398 531 515 470 105 290 3. Vocational Training and Employment 1,783 391 11 24 33 44 36 41 45 44 42 45 12 14 4. Other Directions 10,776 2,140 39 63 139 324 169 289 180 255 247 253 36 146 II. Including, Based on New Approaches

2,388 86 413 478 270 239 137 99 87 105 292 80 102 1. Development of Tourism Services and Establishment of Tourism Mahallas (Responsible - U. Shadiev) 3 1,672 365 154 95 116 2. Free Training in Modern Professions in the Field of Information Technology (Responsible - Sh. Shermatov) 566 2,830 566 18 39 70 64 46 60 55 51 64 48 21 30 3. Training the Unemployed Population in Professions at Technical Colleges (Responsible - K. Sharipov) 10 180 40 20 20 4. Establishment of Mahalla Service Companies (Responsible - K. Kurambaev) 12 180 36 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5. Introduction of Additional Services in Management Service Companies (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 104 4,584 1,002 53 171 216 58 133 62 19 26 34 171 29 30 6. Landscaping and Greening of Management Service Company Territories (Responsible - Sh. Khidayatov) 116 1,749 379 12 46 94 29 37 12 22 7 4 70 27 19 Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Of the Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025, No. PQ-12 5-APPENDIX Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element "ROADMAP" for Ensuring Employment, Engaging in Entrepreneurship, and Reducing Poverty Based on New Approaches Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element See Previous Edition. Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element Send Suggestions for the Document Listen to Audio Get Reference from Document Element No. Measure Name Implementation Mechanism Implementation Period Financing Source Responsible Executives I. Reducing Poverty by Engaging the Population in Entrepreneurship and Ensuring Their Employment 1. Implementation of an average of 40 micro-projects in small-scale production, services, and agricultural directions in each mahalla, totaling 377,600 micro-projects.

  1. Approval of the monthly parameters of micro-projects implemented in mahallas. February 1, 2025

Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Regional and Tashkent City Hukimliks, Ministry of Employment, Central Bank 2. Ensuring employment for 755,000 people in 2025 by identifying entrepreneurs with the assistance of Hukim assistants and Mahalla bankers and launching micro-projects. Monthly Funds of commercial banks and entrepreneurs 2. Creation of a continuous delivery system based on the "Company - Cooperative - Farm" principle.

  1. Establishment of 492 agricultural cooperatives on land plots allocated on a lease basis to impoverished families, involving experienced entrepreneurs and exporting enterprises. Throughout 2025 From own funds Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Regional Hukimliks, Ministry of Employment, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of Agriculture
  2. Allocation of subsidies up to 10 times the Minimum Wage (MHB) to members of impoverished families as a share in the charter capital of agricultural cooperatives. Throughout 2025 State Targeted Fund for Poverty Reduction

Implementation of new projects in cooperation with household economies in fish farming, rabbit breeding, livestock, poultry, and beekeeping in 30 districts.

  1. Identification of 4,000 households willing to implement projects on a cooperative basis and assignment of these households to leader entrepreneurs. February-March 2025

AT "Mikrokreditbank", AT "Aloqabank", AT "Halq Banki", AT "Turonbank" Central Bank, Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Regional Hukimliks 2. Allocation of 500 billion soums for financing projects on a cooperative basis. On order basis Funds of commercial banks and entrepreneurs AT "Mikrokreditbank", AT "Aloqabank", AT "Halq Banki", AT "Turonbank" 4. Presentation of a package of projects guaranteeing an annual income of 60-70 million soums for every 10 households in each mahalla across the republic.

  1. Formation of a targeted list of 94,000 households to which project packages will be delivered. February 1, 2025

Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Regional and Tashkent City Hukimliks, Ministry of Employment 2. Delivery of project packages to households with the assistance of Mahalla bankers and Hukim assistants. Monthly Funds of commercial banks Central Bank, Commercial banks 5. Stimulating the sale of products produced by impoverished families.

  1. Development of procedures for selling products produced by impoverished families in special trading places organized in farmers' markets and supermarkets. February 2025

Ministry of Economy and Finance, Tax Committee, Chamber of Commerce and Industry 2. Organization of a total of 4,880 square meters of special counters and trading places in farmers' markets and supermarkets for the sale of products produced by impoverished families. March-April 2025 Funds of entrepreneurs Ministry of Economy and Finance, Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Regional and Tashkent City Hukimliks 6. Engaging the population in entrepreneurship with the assistance of 21 business incubators together with foreign specialists. Providing one-year accompaniment to 1,000 entrepreneurial families in regions in developing and implementing their business projects. In this regard, assistance is provided in training entrepreneurs in entrepreneurship, developing business plans, attracting credit, finding partners, and organizing sales chains. Throughout 2025 World Bank funds Ministry of Employment, Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Regional and Tashkent City Hukimliks 7. Establishment of a cluster of creative industries on the territory of the Tashkent Staff Management and Labor Protection College. Establishment of a cluster of creative industries valued at 10 million US dollars with the participation of private investors. This includes: Organization of express courses in accordance with international standards for the training of specialists in 32 types of creative industries such as brand manager, startup manager, digital marketer, videographer-mobileographer, animation and graphic designer, landscape, interior and production designer, model-designer, and IT; Ensuring employment for 1,800 people through the implementation of innovative and startup projects of 300 business entities; Creation of an integrated ecosystem (training center, skills assessment center, coworking center, office spaces, exhibition hall) for starting creative entrepreneurship and providing all necessary services to cluster participants. December 2025 Funds of entrepreneurs Ministry of Employment 8. Assisting in population employment by transforming the activities of daily labor centers.

  1. Termination of the activities of 21 daily labor centers in regions. January-February 2025

Ministry of Employment, Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Regional and Tashkent City Hukimliks 2. Establishment of service facilities and vocational training centers on the basis of underutilized buildings of daily labor centers by involving the private sector, with the aim of training the unemployed population in professions and assisting in their employment. In this regard, ensuring permanent employment for at least 500 unemployed people. Throughout 2025 Funds of entrepreneurs 9. Providing practical assistance to engage 678,000 citizens with the possibility of improving their "bad" credit history into "good" in business.

  1. Submission to commercial banks of a list of promising customers who can start entrepreneurial activities among customers with "average" credit history. January 2025

"KATM" Credit Bureau, Central Bank, Commercial banks 2. Offering existing credit products for entrepreneurship to promising customers by Mahalla bankers and studying their requests. February-March 2025

Commercial banks 3. Development of individual plans by commercial banks to engage 100,000 promising customers in entrepreneurship, bring their business "out of the shadows", increase financial literacy, and improve their projects. Throughout 2025 Funds of commercial banks Commercial banks, Central Bank 10. Increasing the income of 250,000 people by implementing the "Mahalla Project" program.

  1. Introduction of new credit products for financing projects under the simplified procedure within the framework of the "Mahalla Project" program. February 2025

Commercial banks, Central Bank 2. Allocation of loans in the amount of 1 billion dollars to citizens expressing a desire to obtain credit. Throughout 2025 Funds of international financial institutions 11. Allocation of 15 trillion soums in preferential loans within the framework of entrepreneurship programs. Ensuring employment for 500,000 people within the framework of entrepreneurship programs, including: 110,000 under the "Continuous Support for Small Business" comprehensive program; 210,000 under family entrepreneurship programs; 180,000 under the "First Step to Business" program. Throughout 2025 Funds of commercial banks Commercial banks, Central Bank 12. Allocation of collateral-free and interest-free loans to impoverished families for purchasing laptops, small-scale production equipment, mobile shops, motor scooters, scooters, and other basic assets.

  1. Formation of a list of impoverished families who will take collateral-free and interest-free loans with the assistance of Hukim assistants and Mahalla bankers. February 2025

AT "Halq Banki", AT "Mikrokreditbank" Ministry of Economy and Finance, Central Bank, Ministry of Employment 2. Allocation of collateral-free and interest-free loans for the purchase of 20,000 laptops and 2,000 basic assets to members of impoverished families. Throughout 2025 Within the framework of family entrepreneurship programs 3. Reimbursement of interest expenses on allocated loans from the State Budget. End of each month State Budget funds II. Reducing Poverty by Protecting the Environment and Developing Tourism 13. Implementation of projects for the establishment of forests, establishment of nurseries, and cultivation of medicinal plants on 20,000 hectares of forest fund lands.

  1. Assisting 10,000 impoverished families in 309 mahallas in earning income from forest fund lands, including: 7,179 hectares for the establishment and restoration of forests consisting of industrial, ornamental, and fruit tree species; 136 hectares for the establishment of nurseries; 10,720 hectares for the cultivation of medicinal plants; 1,976 hectares for involving impoverished families in the cultivation of vegetables, melons, and other products. 2025 planting season Funds of forestry enterprises Forestry Agency, Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Regional Hukimliks
  2. Introduction of the procedure for direct leasing of forest fund land plots to members of impoverished families based on the recommendation of the "Mahalla Seven". March 2025

Forestry Agency, Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan 3. Allocation of land plots to members of impoverished families for the cultivation of vegetables, melons, and other agricultural products for their own needs. March 2025

Forestry Agency 14. Establishment of 4 botanical gardens consisting of halophyte plant species resistant to water scarcity and salinization on forest fund land plots.

  1. Establishment of halophyte gardens in Nukus, Qorakul, Arnasay, and Mubarak districts. For this purpose, the import and propagation of seeds of 122 species from China. October-December 2025 Funds allocated to the Ecology Fund and the "Green Space" national project Forestry Research Institute,

The "Yashilloyiha" Design Institute, Forestry Agency 2. Involving poor families in the organization of halophyte gardens and the implementation of agrotechnical measures. Throughout 2025 15. Implementation of pilot projects for the cultivation and processing of mulberry trees.

  1. Importing 20 kg of seeds and 30,000 seedling materials from China. March 2025 Local budget funds Forestry Agency, Regional Khakimiats
  2. Organizing planting works on a total area of 100 hectares in Andijan (5 hectares), Jizzakh (12 hectares), Qashqadaryo (13 hectares), Navoiy (6 hectares), Namangan (14 hectares), Samarkand (14 hectares), Surkhandarya (14 hectares), Tashkent (10 hectares), and Fergana (12 hectares) regions. Spring-autumn season 2025-2026 Forestry funds
  3. Leasing land plots to poor families at 1 hectare each until tree seedlings reach industrial scale (5-6 years), and establishing the cultivation of vegetables, garden crops, and other products in the inter-row spaces. Throughout 2025

Allocation of subsidies for tree seedlings planted by the poor population on forest fund lands. Establishing a procedure for allocating subsidies to the poor population for every 100 trees planted, based on data from the "Ecoactive Citizen" platform, in the amount of one Minimum Wage (MZU). In this case, the subsidy is paid in two equal shares over one year (at the time of planting seedlings and after the care period). July 2025 "Green Space" National Project funds Ministry of Ecology, Ministry of Employment, Ministry of Economy and Finance 17. Establishment of cooperatives for the cultivation and harvesting of medicinal plants.

  1. Formation of cooperatives involving poor families for the cultivation of medicinal plants such as licorice, litchi, and soap tree on an area of 100 hectares in the Bahmal, Yakabog, and Pop districts. February 2025 State Targeted Fund for Poverty Reduction funds Forestry Agency, Ministry of Employment
  2. Establishing a system for allocating subsidies up to the amount of one Minimum Wage (MZU) to form the share of poor family members in cooperatives for the cultivation of medicinal plants. March 2025 Ministry of Employment, Ministry of Ecology, Ministry of Economy and Finance

Involving poor families in the cultivation of 20 types of medicinal plants in 14 districts.

  1. Training 20-40 members of poor families from selected mahallas in skills for cultivating medicinal plants. March 2025 Funds of initiative-driven business entities and "Asaka Bank" JSC Pharmaceutical Industry Development Agency, Academy of Sciences, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Regional Khakimiats
  2. Supplying medicinal plant seeds and organizing planting works on an area of 42.5 hectares, taking into account the soil-climatic conditions of the district. March-April 2025
  3. Purchasing medicinal plants cultivated on a cooperative basis by poor family households. July 2025

Ensuring employment for 1,359 members of poor families through tourism services in 53 mahallas with high tourism potential, and attracting 2.5 million foreign and local tourists annually.

  1. Establishment of 13 tourism mahallas (tourism villages) in the Bulobashi, Bahmal, Gallaorol, Forish, Kitob, Shakhrisabz, Khatirchi, Nurota, Boyson, Sariosio, Sherobod, and Rishton districts. Throughout 2025 Funds of initiative-driven business entities Khakimiats of Andijan, Jizzakh, Qashqadaryo, Navoiy, Surkhandarya, Fergana regions, Committee for Tourism
  2. Development of tourism services in 40 mahallas with high tourism potential. In this regard: Organization of 121 tourism services; Organization of 77 training courses; Organization of 264 guest houses, tented camps, and other accommodation facilities, as well as 33 seasonal camping points. Throughout 2025 Tourism Support Fund, funds of initiative-driven business entities Committee for Tourism, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Khakimiats of regions and Tashkent city III. Reducing poverty through the launch of electricity energy projects

Construction of solar photovoltaic stations with a total capacity of 107.8 MW in 300 heavy-poverty mahallas.

  1. Development of project and estimate documentation for solar photovoltaic stations with a capacity of 180-500 kW in mahallas. January-March 2025 Grant funds "Green Energy", Ministry of Energy
  2. Conducting tenders to identify contracting organizations for 14 pilot projects. March 2025

"Green Energy", Ministry of Energy 3. Implementation of construction and installation works. April-June 2025 Grant funds "Green Energy", Ministry of Energy 4. Acceptance of completed stations into operation. July 2025

"Green Energy", Ministry of Energy 5. Integration of solar photovoltaic stations into the information systems of "Regional Electric Networks" JSC. July 2025

"Regional Electric Networks" JSC 6. Establishing cooperation between "Regional Electric Networks" JSC and poor families for the management and maintenance of solar stations. August 2025 Executors' funds "Regional Electric Networks" JSC 7. Construction and commissioning of solar photovoltaic stations in 286 mahallas based on the results of pilot projects. September-December 2025 Grant funds "Green Energy", "Regional Electric Networks" JSC, Ministry of Energy 21. Involving needy citizens in mahallas in the maintenance of solar photovoltaic stations. Training and hiring 900 members of poor families in mahallas for work on solar photovoltaic stations. June-December 2025 Executors' funds "Regional Electric Networks" JSC, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Regional Khakimiats 22. Attracting funds for the construction of small-capacity solar photovoltaic stations in mahallas and the creation of necessary infrastructure.

  1. Conducting a "Road Show" for international financial institutions and potential donor organizations regarding the project. January-February 2025 Executors' funds Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Regional Khakimiats
  2. Attracting funds for the project. Throughout 2025

IV. Improving housing conditions of poor families 23. Reducing poverty by assisting in increasing the value of housing of poor families.

  1. Repairing multi-apartment housing with a total of 342 households in the Zargarlik district of Jizzakh city and the Katta Oqtepa mahalla of Shaykhontohur district of Tashkent city, modernizing utility infrastructure, and increasing energy efficiency. January-March 2025 Local budget and patronage funds Khakimiats of Jizzakh region and Tashkent city, Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services
  2. Submission of a draft decision to the Cabinet of Ministers on popularizing this experience in other regions. April 2025

Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Khakimiats of regions and Tashkent city 24. Assisting in the employment of the poor population by launching new services by management service companies.

  1. Launching the provision of 5-10 types of new high-demand services by management service companies. In this regard, ensuring the employment of 2,000 members of poor families through the organization of trade and service points on adjacent land plots attached to multi-apartment buildings, in compliance with urban planning norms and rules. Throughout 2025 Funds of initiators, commercial bank loans Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Khakimiats of regions and Tashkent city, Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, commercial banks

Establishing vocational training for members of poor families by experienced management service companies.

  1. Training members of poor families in high-demand professions in the utility sector in at least 20 management service companies in Tashkent city and at least 2 in other regions. January-June 2025 State Fund for Assistance to Employment Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, Ministry of Employment
  2. Hiring 2,000 residents who have completed the training in management service companies and construction organizations. Throughout 2025

Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services 26. Assisting in the employment of the poor population through greening and environmental protection projects by bodies managing multi-apartment buildings. Ensuring the employment of 1,000 members of poor families within the framework of landscaping of land plots adjacent to multi-apartment buildings and the organization of green areas. Throughout 2025 Local budget funds Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Khakimiats of regions and Tashkent city, Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services V. Reducing poverty through the development of science and technology 27. Establishing the cultivation of high-income agricultural products by poor families based on scientific approaches.

  1. Ensuring the harvest of 2-3 times a year from household plots in 10 mahallas in the Amudarya, Gallaorol, Bulungur, and Yangiqo'rg'on districts, with agronomists assigned to poor families. Practical assistance is provided for the sale of cultivated potatoes and vegetables. March-October 2025 Executors' funds Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Regional Khakimiats
  2. Organization of mushroom cultivation on a cooperative basis in 25 households of poor families in the city of Khonabad, Vobkent, and O'rta Chirchiq districts. October 2025 Funds of initiators and commercial bank loans Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Regional Khakimiats
  3. Establishment of small factories for the reception, storage, and packaging of products in at least 100 mahallas specializing in mushroom cultivation. Throughout 2025

Involving youth in innovative projects in 14 innovative districts.

  1. Training 3,485 youth, members of poor families, in innovative entrepreneurship in 7 technoparks in the Karakalpakstan Republic, Andijan, Jizzakh, Qashqadaryo, Samarkand, Surkhandarya, and Sirdarya regions. May-August 2025 Funds of initiators and grants Agency for Innovative Development, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Khakimiats of Andijan, Jizzakh, Qashqadaryo, Samarkand, Surkhandarya, and Sirdarya regions
  2. Training youth in entrepreneurship within the framework of 92 innovative projects. Throughout 2025
  3. Assisting in the development and implementation of startup projects of 245 members of poor families within the framework of the "Inno X" business incubator program. May-November 2025

Cultivation of high-income Bulgarian peppers on a cooperative basis with the "Plant Clinic".

  1. Establishing the cultivation of 3-year-old Bulgarian pepper seedlings of the "Java and Ferrari F1" varieties in 200 households of poor families in the Marmat district. March-November 2025 Funds of initiators and commercial banks Agency for Innovative Development, Ministry of Employment, Khakim of Andijan region, commercial banks
  2. Assistance in financing these projects by Khakim's assistants and mahalla bankers. VI. Reducing poverty through the development of e-commerce

Organizing training courses for 30,000 members of poor families in regions.

  1. Organization of free one-month remote training in 4 directions (foreign languages, e-commerce, marketing, and SMM) for youth. In this regard, computer rooms are allocated in district schools for persons who do not have the necessary conditions. March-April 2025 Executors' funds Ministry of Digital Technologies, Ministry of Employment, National Agency for Social Protection, Ministry of Preschool and School Education, Agency for Youth Affairs, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Regional Khakimiats
  2. Training 5,000 children of poor families who successfully completed remote education in 6-month intensive courses in professional IT professions. By December 1, 2025

Providing internet access for one year to children of 5,000 poor families. Providing high-speed free internet access to 5,000 children of poor families admitted to 6-month intensive courses in IT professions. 2025-2026 Executors' funds Ministry of Digital Technologies, "Uzbektelecom" JSC 32. Launching the activities of e-commerce service centers in 14 regions.

  1. Launching e-commerce service centers in district postal communication departments. August 2025 Executors' and initiators' funds Ministry of Digital Technologies, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Regional Khakimiats
  2. Launching the online sale of goods in these centers in cooperation with major marketplaces and entrepreneurs. September 2025 VII. Supporting members of poor families in the system of vocational, higher, preschool, and school education

Training children of poor families at state grants in vocational education organizations.

  1. Admission of children of poor families wishing to learn a profession to 55 technical colleges in 28 districts with a high level of poverty on a state grant basis. September 2025 State budget funds Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Ministry of Economy and Finance
  2. Teaching 2,310 children of poor families in these technical colleges the basics and skills of entrepreneurship based on German experience. 2025-2026 Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation
  3. Assigning 165 employer enterprises and organizations as industrial partners to 55 technical colleges to organize student internships. 2025-2027

Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Khakimiats of regions and Tashkent city 34. Training unemployed citizens in short-term courses at vocational education organizations in 28 districts with a high level of poverty. Involving 5,440 unemployed citizens in 57 mahallas in short-term vocational courses based on the proposal of Khakim's assistants. Throughout 2025 Funds of the State Fund for Assistance to Employment Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Ministry of Employment, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Khakimiats of regions and Tashkent city 35. Allocation of additional state grant quotas for true orphans, including persons with disabilities, graduates of orphanages, and children's cities, at state higher education organizations. Submission of proposals to the State Commission on Admission to Educational Institutions of the Republic of Uzbekistan for the allocation of 3,900 state grants for persons with disabilities and 1,950 state grants for true orphans who are graduates of orphanages and children's cities, broken down by higher education institutions and forms of education. June 2025 State budget funds Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, ministries and departments with higher education institutions in the system, National Agency for Social Protection 36. Covering children of poor families with preschool education. Organization of 50,000 places in non-state family preschool education organizations in 1,000 mahallas of heavy poverty, involving entrepreneurs. In this regard, 7,500 children of poor families will be covered with preschool education. Throughout 2025 State budget and initiators' funds Ministry of Preschool and School Education, Ministry of Economy and Finance, National Agency for Social Protection, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Khakimiats of regions and Tashkent city 37. Providing additional education to children of poor families in 14 districts based on their interests. Submission of a draft decision to the Cabinet of Ministers on involving children of poor families in additional education. In this regard:\nproviding additional education to 6,322 children of poor families (vocational, IT, preparation for universities) by organizing circles in 549 mahallas, involving the private sector; providing for the introduction of a system of compensating for training costs in circles from the budget (80 percent). March 2025 State budget funds Ministry of Preschool and School Education, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of Employment, National Agency for Social Protection VIII. Improving the quality of medical services and services for the population with limited opportunities 38. Expanding the provision of quality medical services to poor families.

  1. Assigning 18,000 doctors to 140,000 poor families (700,000 people). January-February 2025

Ministry of Health, National Agency for Social Protection 2. Medical examination and health improvement of 1.5 million people included in the registry of poor families on an individual plan basis. Throughout 2025

Ministry of Health 3. Organization of an additional 10,000 home hospitals in mahallas and treatment of 80,000 members of poor families. Throughout 2025

Ministry of Health 4. Organization of free diagnosis and treatment of members of poor families within the framework of medical services included in the volume of state-guaranteed medical aid. Throughout 2025

Ministry of Health 5. Treatment of 42,000 members of poor families through the organization of 1,100 day hospital beds in family polyclinics. Throughout 2025

Ministry of Health 39. Establishment of home and day-shift care services for 19,000 citizens in need of care and 4,000 citizens on a day-shift basis. Submission of a draft normative legal document to the Cabinet of Ministers on establishing home and day-shift care services for citizens in need of care. February 2025

National Agency for Social Protection 40. Establishment of day care services for children with limited opportunities. Submission of a draft decision to the Cabinet of Ministers on establishing day care services on a state-private partnership basis for children with limited opportunities aged 3-18. In this regard, it is planned to impose an obligation on their parents to engage in labor activity. February 2025

National Agency for Social Protection IX. Involving persons with disabilities in labor activity 41. Expanding the opportunities for persons with disabilities to engage in income-generating employment. Submission of a draft normative legal document to the Cabinet of Ministers on assisting in the employment of persons with disabilities. January 2025

National Agency for Social Protection X. Targeted work on lifting the population out of poverty in mahallas 43. Evaluating 900,000 families registered in the "Unified Registry of Social Protection" based on poverty criteria.

  1. Full study of the conditions of poor families and the causes of falling into poverty in 9,452 mahallas by the "Mahalla Council" based on 120 indicators. By April 1, 2025

National Agency for Social Protection, Ministry of Employment, Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan 2. Development of individual plans for lifting families out of poverty. May 1, 2025

Categorization of types of privileges and financial assistance for poor families.

  1. Analysis of the effectiveness of 89 types of financial assistance and privileges applied to needy families. January 2025

National Agency for Social Protection 2. Testing the system of categorizing poor families in 57 mahallas in the O'rta Chirchiq district. February 2025

National Agency for Social Protection 3. Submission of a draft decision to the Cabinet of Ministers on categorizing families in the registry of poor families and providing financial assistance and privileges in a categorized manner. April 2025

National Agency for Social Protection, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of Employment 45. Providing assistance measures to poor families on the basis of a social contract.

  1. Implementation of the social contract in practice as an experiment in 28 mahallas in the Khovos district. February 2025

Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan, Ministry of Employment, National Agency for Social Protection 2. Implementation of the practice of concluding social contracts in all regions based on the results of the experiment. April 2025

Establishment of "Prosperous Family" psychological trainings for people who have fallen into a difficult situation. Organization of the "Prosperous Family" psychological training to increase self-confidence and remove from social isolation of more than 3,000 residents in 202 mahallas in 14 heavy districts. January-March 2025

National Agency for Social Protection XI. Creating a "new community spirit" in heavy-poverty mahallas to lift the population out of poverty 47. Implementation of the "First Step to a Prosperous Life" project to make dependent population income-generating and motivate them.

  1. Ensuring employment for 15,000 members of poor families through the establishment of 1,000 mahalla service companies in districts and cities (including in 300 heavy-poverty mahallas). January-July 2025 Based on calculations Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan, Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, Council of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, Khakimiats of regions and Tashkent city
  2. Introduction of a social score accumulation system for members of poor families involved in mahalla service companies and public works. In this regard, social scores will be used for state services, including the payment of utility bills. July 2025

Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services 3. Expansion of income from household plots by delivering 30 lemon and grape seedlings to 100 poor family household plots in each district. In this regard, an agronomist is assigned to families, and the harvest is established 3 times a year from household plots. Spring and autumn seasons 2025 Executors' funds Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan, Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment 4. Implementation of the "Trust" project aimed at strengthening the feeling of diligence in the population. In this regard, popularizing the positive experiences of families that have achieved prosperity through their own labor, and holding a competition for the "Most Exemplary Family Achieving Prosperity" in mahallas is planned. February-May 2025 Executors' funds Republican Center for Spiritual Enlightenment and Education, Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan, Committee on Family and Women's Issues, "Nuroniy" Fund 48. Introduction of special approaches in working with dependent citizens who are not fulfilling their obligations under the social contract. Introduction of a system for maintaining a separate registry of citizens who receive state assistance on the basis of a social contract and have not fulfilled their obligations. In this regard, if the terms of the social contract are not fulfilled, based on the conclusion of the "Mahalla Council", members of poor families: stop providing social assistance and services (except for social pensions); restrict the opportunity to receive new types of subsidies, loans, and other types of financial assistance is planned. February 2025

Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan, National Agency for Social Protection, Ministry of Employment 49. Training members of the "Mahalla Council", heads of mahalla service companies, and members of poor families on new practices being introduced to reduce poverty.

  1. Establishment of the "Mahalla Academy" under the Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan. January 2025 Executors' funds Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan
  2. Cascade training of members of the "Mahalla Council", heads of mahalla service companies, and members of poor families in 1,024 heavy-poverty mahallas. February-March 2025 Executors' funds Association of Mahallas of Uzbekistan, Ministry of Employment, Committee on Family and Women's Issues, National Agency for Social Protection

Launching the "Reducing Poverty through Education" program.

  1. Assign respected scholars, writer-poets, theater and culture/art figures, and neighborhood elders as spiritual assistants to 1,024 neighborhoods. January 2025
  • Republic Center for Spirituality and Education, Ministry of Culture, Union of Writers, Committee for Religious Affairs, Agency for Information and Mass Communications
  1. Organize educational events by spiritual assistants aimed at increasing the sense of self-confidence and aspiration for a prosperous life among impoverished families based on labor, honesty, and family values. Monthly Executor funds

  2. Develop and implement model wedding ceremony, family celebration, festival, and ritual scenarios to streamline wedding ceremonies and reduce ostentation and wastefulness. March 2025

Republic Center for Spirituality and Education, Association of Neighborhoods of Uzbekistan, "Nuroniy" Foundation

  1. Broadly involve the population in a healthy lifestyle.

  2. Organize "Health Paths" in 1,024 disadvantaged neighborhoods. May 2025 Executor funds Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Khokimiyats of regions and Tashkent city, Ministry of Sports, Association of Neighborhoods of Uzbekistan, "Nuroniy" Foundation, Committee on Family and Women's Affairs, Agency for Youth Affairs

  3. Involve more than 50,000 residents daily in morning physical exercises and evening walks. Daily

  1. Organize mass sports events among the population within the framework of Physical Education and Sports Day. Weekly Executor funds

XII. Measures to Improve and Digitalize Labor Relations

  1. Digitalize the activities of the State Labor Inspection.
  2. Introduce the practice of electronic registration of inspection documents through the "State Labor Inspector" information system. April 2025

Ministry of Employment, Ministry of Digital Technologies, National Agency for Social Protection

  1. Equip State Labor Inspectors with tablets that allow access to the "State Labor Inspector" information system and determine the geolocation of inspectors. In this regard, it is established that the State Labor Inspector is personally responsible for the constant readiness and software-technical support of the tablets in working condition. May 2025 Executor funds

  2. Ensure the integration of the "State Labor Inspector" information system with the "Unified State Control" and "E-ma'muriy ish" information systems. June 2025

Ministry of Employment, Business Ombudsman, Ministry of Justice

  1. Grant State Labor Inspectors the right to formalize inspection documents in electronic form using an electronic digital signature (fingerprint or graphic signature) via tablets and other computer equipment.

  2. Ensure practical assistance to employers in eliminating identified violations by checking the information on workers carrying out labor activities in enterprises, together with Khokim assistants, and entering it into the interdepartmental software-hardware complex "Unified National Labor System". Monthly

  1. Improve the involvement of unemployed citizens in daily labor activities. Develop and implement a modern electronic platform for daily workers to offer their services to employers. March 2025 Executor funds Ministry of Employment, Ministry of Digital Technologies

  2. Ensure social protection of the population working informally by assisting them in conducting labor activities in accordance with legislative requirements.

  3. Provide practical assistance to workers carrying out informal labor activities in enterprises in restoring their labor rights based on the "risk analysis" system by the State Labor Inspection. Throughout 2025

Ministry of Employment

  1. Take measures to legalize the activities of persons working informally by targeted work with clients who have not created the job positions envisaged in business plans. Throughout 2025

Commercial Banks, Central Bank

  1. Expand the income base by ensuring the official activity of employees in accordance with legislation through the operation of "KorxonaBay". Throughout 2025

State Tax Committee

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Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

6-ATTACHMENT Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element On the creation of forests consisting of industrial, ornamental, and fruit tree species, the organization of nurseries, and the cultivation of medicinal plants on Forest Fund lands Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element TARGET INDICATORS Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element

No.District (City) NameAllocated Area (hectares)Of which:Employment of members of impoverished families
Forest Creation (desert plants, fast-growing trees, shrubs)Nursery Creation (ornamental and fruit trees, shrubs)
20,095.57,179.0135.5
Republic of Karakalpakstan2,419.01,156.518.5
1.Amudarya District231.5200.00.5
2.Beruniy District251.5200.01.5
3.Bozatov District95.515.00.5
4.Qonliko'l District147.512.00.5
5.Qoraozak District120.510.00.5
6.Mo'ynoq District352.5250.00.5
7.Nukus District65.02.02.0
8.Nukus City19.012.02.0
9.Taxtakopir District120.515.00.5
10.To'rtko'l District282.0200.02.0
11.Xojali District118.010.03.0
12.Chimboy District100.510.00.5
13.Shumanay District171.00.50.5
14.Ellikqala District344.0220.04.0
Andijan Region352.5202.03.0
15.Andijan District25.020.05.0
16.Asaka District23.520.00.5
17.Balichi District36.020.06.0
18.Bostan District33.520.00.5
19.Bulokboshi District25.520.00.5
20.Jalqquduq District60.020.040.0
21.Izboskan District20.020.020
22.Qorg'on-tepa District65.520.00.5
23.Marhamat District31.020.00.5
24.Oltinko'l District7.01.06.0
25.Ulug'nor District1.01.01
26.Shahrixon District24.520.00.5
Bukhara Region2,928.52,455.016.0
27.G'ijduvon District348.0300.03.0
28.Jondor District342.0300.02.0
29.Qorovulbozor District496.0400.01.0
30.Qorako'l District732.5600.02.5
31.Olot District8.55.01.0
32.Peshku District240.5200.00.5
33.Romitan District518.0450.03.0
34.Shofirkon District243.0200.03.0
Jizzakh Region621.0277.07.0
35.Arnasay District12.00.51.0
36.Bakhmal District160.530.00.5
37.G'allakorol District121.050.01.0
38.Zomin District70.520.00.5
39.Forish District120.5100.020.0
40.Sh. Rashidov District71.027.04.0
41.Yangiobod District65.550.00.5
Kashkadarya Region2,134.5320.08.0
42.Dehqonobod District1,010.010.01,000.0
43.Kitob District118.030.01.0
44.Koson District36.01.020.0
45.Ko'kdala District59.553.00.5
46.Qamashi District139.023.02.0
47.Qarshi District67.01.01.0
48.Mirishkor District51.51.00.5
49.Muborak District17.52.00.5
50.Nishon District51.050.00.5
51.Chiroqchi District66.05.01.0
52.Shahrisabz District345.593.00.5
53.Yakabog District121.51.00.5
54.G'uzor District52.050.00.5
Navoi Region891.5438.07.5
55.Karmana District16.01.010.0
56.Konimex District80.550.00.5
57.Qiziltepa District53.01.050.0
58.Navbahor District260.0206.05.0
59.Nurota District120.550.00.5
60.Tomdi District111.050.01.0
61.Uchquduq District100.020.080.0
62.Xatirchi District150.560.00.5
Namangan Region552.0201.08.5
63.Kosonsoy District115.550.00.5
64.Mingbulok District16.00.50.5
65.Norin District26.020.05.0
66.Pop District150.530.00.5
67.Toraqo'rg'on District20.50.515.0
68.Uychi District55.025.020.0
69.Uchqo'rg'on District32.025.01.0
70.Chortoq District120.550.00.5
71.Yangiqo'rg'on District16.00.50.5
Samarkand Region904.5210.06.5
72.Bulung'ur District17.05.02.0
73.Jomboy District40.516.00.5
74.Ishtixon District90.520.00.5
75.Kattaqo'rg'on District54.521.00.5
76.Qo'shrabot District175.520.00.5
77.Narpay District17.010.01.0
78.Nurabad District61.025.01.0
79.Oqdaryo District111.521.00.5
80.Payariq District21.01.020.0
81.Pastdarg'om District26.01.020.0
82.Paxtachi District55.520.00.5
83.Samarkand District21.510.00.5
84.Toyloq District40.520.00.5
85.Urgut District172.520.00.5
Surkhandarya Region7,048.5853.013.5
86.Angor District61.51.00.5
87.Boysun District160.550.00.5
88.Denov District41.51.00.5
89.Jarqo'rg'on District50.50.550.0
90.Qiziriq District62.020.02.0
91.Qumqo'rg'on District1.00.50.5
92.Sariosiyo District265.081.03.0
93.Termez District231.0200.00.5
94.Uzun District6,155.0500.05.0
95.Sherobod District20.50.510.0
Syrdarya Region385.0200.01.0
96.Guliston City53.03.050.0
97.Mirzaobod District114.550.00.5
98.Oqoltin District30.05.05.0
99.Sardoba District70.050.010.0
100.Khovos District117.595.00.5
Tashkent Region980.0640.54.5
101.Bekobod City31.01.010.0
102.Bekobod District70.535.00.5
103.Bo'stonliq District345.5300.00.5
104.Qibray District12.510.00.5
105.Quyi Chirchiq District56.511.00.5
106.Oqqo'rg'on District4.01.03.0
107.Ohangaron District273.5250.00.5
108.Parkent District28.511.00.5
109.Piskent District107.021.01.0
110.O'rta Chirchiq District20.50.520.0
111.Yangiyo'l District30.50.520.0
Fergana Region488.5203.016.5
112.Beshariq District75.050.010.0
113.Dang'ara District85.550.00.5
114.Yazyavon District11.50.50.5
115.Oltiariq District26.50.51.0
116.Rishton District5.50.55.0
117.So'x District201.050.00.5
118.Toshloq District13.50.53.0
119.Uzbekiston District59.050.01.0
120.Fergana District10.50.510.0
121.Furqat District0.50.51
Khorezm Region304.023.025.0
122.Yangiariq District155.010.015.0
123.Yangibozor District149.013.010.0

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Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

7-ATTACHMENT Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Target List of Pilot Projects for Cultivating Brussonea Trees in 2025-2026 Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element

No.TerritoriesArea (hectares)Number of Seedlings to be Planted (pieces)
TOTAL:100.030,000
Andijan Region5.01,500
1.Asaka District "Ulug'bek" MFY5.01,500
Jizzakh Region12.03,600
2.Sh. Rashidov District "Istiqbol" MFY5.01,500
3.Bakhmal District "Oqtosh" MFY2.0600
4.Zomin District "Bunyodkor" MFY3.0900
5.G'allakorol District "Uzbekiston" MFY2.0600
Kashkadarya Region13.03,900
6.Mirishkor District "Mirobod" MFY2.0600
7.Shahrisabz District "Olmazor" MFY2.0600
8.Kitob District "Charmgar" MFY2.0600
9.Chiroqchi District "Beshbulok" MFY3.0900
10.Qarshi District "Ko'chkak" MFY2.0600
11.Qamashi District "Chuqurqishloq" MFY2.0600
Navoi Region6.01,800
12.Xatirchi District "Polvon ota" MFY3.0900
13.Karmana District "Paxtobod" MFY3.0900
Namangan Region14.04,200
14.Pop District "Hazrati bobo" MFY3.0900
15.Kosonsoy District "O'rikzor" MFY3.0900
16.Chortoq District "Baliqko'l" MFY2.0600
17.Uychi District "Qahramon" MFY3.0900
18.Norin District "Katta oqtovlik" MFY3.0900
Samarkand Region14.04,200
19.Toyloq District "Xoja'uz" MFY3.0900
20.Kattaqo'rg'on District "Qo'shtepa" MFY2.0600
21.Ishtixon District "Xalqobod" MFY3.0900
22.Paxtachi District "Bog'oloniy" MFY3.0900
23.Oqdaryo District "Galarovot" MFY3.0900
Surkhandarya Region14.04,200
24.Sariosiyo District "Anorzor" MFY3.0900
25.Denov District "Quyoshli yurt" MFY2.0600
26.Sho'rchi District "Tolli" MFY3.0900
27.Jarqo'rg'on District "Matonat" MFY3.0900
28.Qiziriq District "Gulzor" MFY3.0900
Tashkent Region10.03,000
29.Ohangaron District "Alisher" MFY3.0900
30.Piskent District "Oqtom" MFY2.0600
31.Oqqo'rg'on District "Qo'shtepa" MFY2.0600
32.Bekobod District "Qushchi" MFY3.0900
Fergana Region12.03,600
33.Dang'ara District "Qizilmusht" MFY6.01,800
34.Oltiariq District "Yangihayot" MFY6.01,800

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Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

8-ATTACHMENT Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Target List for the Construction of Solar Photovoltaic Stations (SPS) with a capacity of 180 - 500 kW on a cooperative basis in 300 disadvantaged neighborhoods Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send comments on the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element

No.Territory NameTotal Number of HouseholdsNumber of Impoverished FamiliesInstalled SPS Capacity (kW)Project Cost (billion UZS)
Total253,51828,263107,8001,298.5
Republic of Karakalpakstan20,2083,9389,530110.9
Nukus City2,8645738209.5
1."Beshtobe" MFY4611203203.7
2."Chimboy guzari" MFY2,4034535005.8
Beruniy District7306221,00011.6
3."Ozod" OFY3583045005.8
4."Palvash" MFY3723185005.8
Nukus District3,383891,02011.9
5."Oqterak" MFY389182502.9
6."Darsan" MFY693142502.9
7."Dixhanarna" MFY836102202.6
8."Qiron tov" OFY1,465473003.5
Amudarya District702573103.6
9."Qangli" OFY702573103.6
Bozatov District1251154305.0
10."Ko'ksov" OFY1251154305.0
Kegeyli District1,292.0152.05005.8
11."Aqtoba" OFY1,292.0152.05005.8
Qoraozak District385.083.03604.2
12."Yesimuzak" OFY385.083.03604.2
Qonliko'l District1,323.0243.05005.8
13."Sarialtin" OFY1,323.0243.05005.8
Kong'irot District777.0164.05005.8
14."Mehnatobod" OFY777.0164.05005.8
Mo'ynoq District545963704.3
15."Madel" OFY545963704.3
Taxiatosh District1,0752335005.8
16."Do'stlik" MFY1,0752335005.8
Taxtakopir District371635005.8
17."Janadarya" OFY135242402.8
18."Qong'irotko'l" OFY236392603.0
To'rtko'l District2,21945990010.5
19."Nurota" MFY1,0842124004.7
20."Oqboshli" OFY1,1352475005.8
Xojali District1,7894695005.8
21."Saman ko'l" OFY1,7894695005.8
Chimboy District1,1672014204.9
22."Baxtli" OFY1,1672014204.9
Shumanay District6161084505.2
23."Ketenler" OFY6161084505.2
Ellikqala District8452114505.2
24."Dumanqal'a" MFY8452114505.2
Andijan Region21,3291,8108,26096.8
Andijan City1,193803604.2
25."Buyuk Ipak Yo'li" MFY1,193803604.2
Andijan District2,9631537108.3
26."Aylanma" MFY436563103.6
27."Ro'hat" MFY2,527974004.7
Asaka District1,8351847709.0
28."Mehnatobod" MFY720703404.0
29."Obod" MFY1,1151144305.0
Balichi District1,3561637208.4
30."Sarnavul" MFY789833604.2
31."Matonat" MFY567803604.2
Bulokboshi District1,9201346607.7
32."Do'lan" MFY908583103.6
33."Barlos" MFY1,012763504.1
Bostan District1,254733504.1
34."Yangiobod" MFY1,254733504.1
Jalqquduq District1,6411136307.4
35."To'ra cheki" MFY721543103.6
36."Madaniyat" MFY920593203.8
Izboskan District2,0421857709.0
37."Gudur" MFY1,0851034004.7
38."Yangi Bostanobod" MFY957823704.3
Qorg'on-tepa District1,41422285010.0
39."Birlik" MFY1,0101244505.3
40."Chorvador" MFY404984004.7
Marhamat District722302703.2
41."Ershi" MFY722302703.2
Oltinko'l District982923804.5
42."Sadda" MFY982923804.5
Paxtobod District512683404.0
43."Nodirabegim" MFY512683404.0
Ulug'nor District1,9011857809.1
44."Mingchinor" MFY8761014104.8
45."Yangiobod" MFY1,025843704.3
Xojaobod District925513103.6
46."Yuksalish" MFY925513103.6
Shahrixon District669773604.2
47."Beshmahalla" MFY669773604.2
Bukhara Region17,1251,2287,19083.9
Bukhara District4,1331061,04012.1
48."Dilobod-Zafarobod" MFY560202502.9
49."Qo'shxodim" MFY535222502.9
50."Raboti Qalmoq" MFY1,920523203.7
51."Sufikurgar" MFY1,118122202.6
Qorako'l District2,5133021,41016.5
52."Istiqbol" MFY781733504.1
53."Do'rmon" MFY775593203.7
54."Yangiqal'a" MFY421713404.0
55."Qulonchi" MFY536994004.7
Jondor District2,6023651,56018.2
56."Bahoriston" MFY559643404.0
57."Oqtepa" MFY652873804.4
58."Obod" MFY6791074204.9
59."Ushot" MFY7121074204.9
Olot District2,3141941,25014.6
60."Davlatboy" MFY503683504.1
61."Balandmachit" MFY503483003.5
62."G'anchi Chandir" MFY770403003.5
63."Xidreyli" MFY538383003.5
Peshku District3,1981021,00011.7
64."Turkiston" MFY1,122312603.0
65."Obidxoja" MFY589292603.0
66."Varaxsha" MFY509142202.6
67."Boboxoji" MFY978282603.0
Romitan District2,36515993010.9
68."Mug'oncha" MFY1,085733504.1
69."Decha" MFY665483003.5
70."Marziya" MFY615382803.3
Jizzakh Region26,3334,06810,570122.0
Zomin District6,5388462,00023.1
71."Yoshlik" MFY1,0771565005.8
72."Istiqbol" MFY2,2652495005.8
73."Mustaqillik" MFY1,3672075005.8
74."Peshog'or" MFY1,8292345005.8
Forish District3,0743551,53017.7
75."Amir Temur" MFY9181405005.8
76."Qoraabdol ota" MFY1,079994004.6
77."Qo'lb" MFY835863804.4
78."Do'stlik" MFY242302502.9
Arnasay District2,3143941,62018.7
79."Bobur" MFY8161144505.2
80."Chinobod" MFY304793604.2
81."Baxtli" MFY466503103.6
82."Do'stlik" MFY7281515005.8
G'allakorol District5,4178602,00023.1
83."Uzbekiston" MFY1,5362125005.8
84."Uzunbulok" MFY1,3212235005.8
85."Ko'kbulok" MFY1,7682915005.8
86."Mulkush" MFY7921345005.8
Paxtakor District4,4797191,42016.4
87."Suvonobod" MFY8501094204.8
88."Chamanzor" MFY1,4372345005.8
89."Buyuk Ipak Yo'li" MFY2,1923765005.8
Sh. Rashidov District4,5118942,00023.1
90."Qorayantoq" MFY9952455005.8
91."Nurafshon" MFY1,3462205005.8
92."Oqtoshot" MFY1,4602765005.8
93."Yayilma" MFY7101535005.8
Kashkadarya Region22,2184,13910,960125.1
Dehqonobod District2,7405141,85021.1
94."Yangiobod" MFY587994004.6
95."Ayridevol" MFY6721114505.1
96."Bozortepa" MFY7881475005.7
97."Chashma Miron" MFY6931575005.7
Kitob District2,6984161,00011.4
98."Tupchoq" MFY1,6272555005.7
99."Oqsuv" MFY1,0711615005.7
Nishon District2,28834990010.3
100."Janub Mash'ali" MFY5411024004.6
101."Oqoltin" MFY1,7472475005.7
Koson District6,4398673,21036.6
102."Koson" MFY7131555005.7
103."Yuqori Obro'n" MFY825773704.2
104."Sherbek" MFY1,2551395005.7
105."Pudina" MFY1,3191294805.5
106."Chorbog'" MFY735673604.1
107."Nihol" MFY6901375005.7
108."Esaboy" MFY9021635005.7
Qamashi District8,0531,9934,00045.7
109."Yuksalish" MFY1,0423325005.7
110."Qiziltepa" MFY1,0522275005.7
111."Rabod" MFY1,1702325005.7
112."Quyi Yangi" MFY8092245005.7
113."O'rta dara" MFY7182445005.7
114."Qong'irot" MFY6531905005.7
115."Yertepa" MFY1,4473315005.7
116."Olmazor" MFY1,1622135005.7
Navoi Region13,1324895,14064.5
Karmana District3,2928296012.0
117."Degaron" MFY628202403.0
118."Kattamachit" MFY1,002182403.0
119."Kumushkon" MFY1,132262403.0
120."Pahlavon" MFY530182403.0
Nurota District2,8141441,08013.6
121."Mustaqillik" MFY1,082483003.8
122."Ibn Sino" MFY553302503.1
123."Amir Temur" MFY761382803.5
124."Istiqbol" MFY418282503.1
Xatirchi District1,8107696012.0
125."Polvon ota" MFY510202403.0
126."Kattasoy" MFY407182403.0
127."Saray" MFY512202403.0
128."Angidon" MFY381182403.0
Qiziltepa District2,2868595011.9
129."Iftiqor" MFY352202403.0
130."Yashnobod" MFY618302503.1
131."Gulzor" MFY640152202.8
132."Madaniyat" MFY676202403.0
Navbahor District1,719637209.0
133."Yangiobod" MFY5522124

Oqdarjo District 3 206 171 970 12,5 175. "Oltintepe" MFY 570 80 370 4,8 176. "Yangiabad" MFY 1 420 45 300 3,9 177. "Uzbekistan" MFY 1 216 46 300 3,9 Payarik District 3 794 60 750 9,7 178. "Dustlik" MFY 2 019 20 250 3,2 179. "Shurtapa" MFY 668 20 250 3,2 180. "Xosa" MFY 1 107 20 250 3,2 Qoshrabot District 1 923 58 700 9,0 181. "Mayintepe" MFY 706 18 230 3,0 182. "Yangiqishloq" MFY 519 23 240 3,1 183. "Dustlik" MFY 698 17 230 3,0 Surkhandarya Region 18 864 3 600 11 100 141,9 Angor District 3 987 618 1 920 24,5 184. "Kattakum" MFY 1 266 205 500 6,4 185. "Tallashqon" MFY 741 132 460 5,9 186. "Navruz" MFY 1 198 142 480 6,1 187. "Qoshtegirman" MFY 782 139 480 6,1 Bandikhon District 2 026 620 1 930 24,7 188. "Obod yurtmahalla" MFY 707 209 500 6,4 189. "Limonzor" MFY 561 148 490 6,3 190. "Polvontosh" MFY 515 142 490 6,3 191. "Zevor" MFY 243 121 450 5,8 Boysun District 3 676 606 1 920 24,5 192. "Chilonzor" MFY 714 180 500 6,4 193. "Boshrabot" MFY 1 061 164 500 6,4 194. "Gaza" MFY 1 028 137 470 6,0 195. "Inkabod" MFY 873 125 450 5,8 Denov District 3 012 894 1 980 25,3 196. "Katta qarshi" MFY 727 140 480 6,1 197. "Ozod" MFY 870 269 500 6,4 198. "Mehnatabod" MFY 740 233 500 6,4 199. "Dahana" MFY 675 252 500 6,4 Qiziriq District 3 154 425 1 660 21,2 200. "Bogbonlar yurti" MFY 1 020 130 460 5,9 201. "Yakkaterak" MFY 950 118 440 5,6 202. "Gulobod" MFY 511 83 370 4,7 203. "Takya" MFY 673 94 390 5,0 Termez District 3 009 437 1 690 21,6 204. "Yangiyer" MFY 576 80 370 4,7 205. "Bunyodkor" MFY 724 81 370 4,7 206. "Kelajak" MFY 577 120 450 5,8 207. "Uchkizil" MFY 1 132 156 500 6,4 Sirdarya Region 20 445 1 420 7 530 95,5 Yangiyer City 2 280 128 680 8,6 208. "Navruzobod" MFY 1 755 95 400 5,1 209. "Yangiabad" MFY 525 33 280 3,5 Khavos District 1 053 119 650 8,2 210. "Mustaqillikning 26 yilligi" MFY 522 74 350 4,4 211. "Obodturmush" MFY 531 45 300 3,8 Mirzaabad District 3 229 188 1 150 14,6 212. "Bahoriston" MFY 663 35 280 3,5 213. "Yuldoshabod" MFY 691 122 450 5,7 214. "Mirzo Ulugbek" MFY 1 085 18 220 2,8 215. "Yangihayat" MFY 790 13 200 2,5 Aqoltin District 3 933 183 980 12,4 216. "Boyston" MFY 1 404 63 330 4,2 217. "Obod" MFY 1 150 48 300 3,8 218. "Andijon" MFY 1 379 72 350 4,4 Sayxunabad District 3 367 330 1 490 18,9 219. "Baxmalsay" MFY 1 192 88 380 4,8 220. "Nurli yo'l" MFY 732 62 350 4,4 221. "Urikzor" MFY 721 91 380 4,8 222. "Uzbekistan" MFY 722 89 380 4,8 Khavos District 3 218 308 1 440 18,3 223. "Uzbekiston to'kinchiligi" MFY 661 67 340 4,3 224. "Qahramon" MFY 1 023 55 310 3,9 225. "Boyston" MFY 671 100 410 5,2 226. "Paxtakor" MFY 863 86 380 4,8 Sardoba District 3 365 164 1 140 14,5 227. "Birlik" MFY 1 014 48 300 3,8 228. "Zomin" MFY 567 37 280 3,5 229. "Fayzliobod" MFY 833 41 280 3,5 230. "Ota yurt" MFY 951 38 280 3,5 Tashkent Region 14 912 1 354 7 250 85,1 Bo'ka District 2 338 44 880 10,3 231. "Cholobod" MFY 634 25 250 2,9 232. "Novobod" MFY 529 5 200 2,3 233. "Samarqand" MFY 650 4 200 2,3 234. "Joraobod" MFY 525 10 230 2,7 Quyi Chirchiq District 2 648 317 1 410 16,6 235. "Abay" MFY 838 95 380 4,5 236. "Dustlik-1" MFY 682 84 350 4,1 237. "Gul" MFY 609 72 350 4,1 238. "Ujakent" MFY 519 66 330 3,9 Aqqo'rg'on District 2 390 309 1 200 14,1 239. "Eltamg'ali" MFY 1 115 142 480 5,6 240. "Zarbador" MFY 710 92 380 4,5 241. "Yoshlik" MFY 565 75 340 4,0 Ohangaron District 2 883 221 1 220 14,3 242. "Eyvalik" MFY 1 115 85 350 4,1 243. "G'allakuduq" MFY 727 52 300 3,5 244. "Ozodlik" MFY 602 49 300 3,5 245. "Gulobod" MFY 439 35 270 3,2 Parkent District 2 087 294 1 400 16,4 246. "Yashnobod" MFY 560 95 400 4,7 247. "Samarobod" MFY 537 48 300 3,5 248. "Yangi navbahor" MFY 267 50 300 3,5 249. "Boyston" MFY 723 101 400 4,7 Piskent District 2 566 169 1 140 13,4 250. "Dustlik" MFY 1 006 84 370 4,3 251. "Fayzobod" MFY 540 21 240 2,8 252. "G'ayrat" MFY 507 40 280 3,3 253. "Dongqo'rg'on" MFY 513 24 250 2,9 Fergana Region 18 308 1 939 8 300 92,9 Beshariq District 1 017 180 430 4,8 254. "Kapayangi" MFY 1 017 180 430 4,8 Toshloq District 660 62 330 3,7 255. "Qulariq" MFY 660 62 330 3,7 Yazyavon District 1 905 88 800 9,0 256. "Yangiabad" MFY 543 26 240 2,7 257. "Suvliariq" MFY 885 40 280 3,1 258. "Ijodkor" MFY 477 22 280 3,1 Dang'ara District 757 101 410 4,6 259. "Taypoq" MFY 757 101 410 4,6 Quva District 1 907 349 1 000 11,2 260. "Boyiston" MFY 1 085 185 500 5,6 261. "Turkravot" MFY 822 164 500 5,6 Uchkoprik District 981 113 420 4,7 262. "Yangiyer" MFY 981 113 420 4,7 Qoshtepa District 870 116 400 4,5 263. "Loison" MFY 870 116 400 4,5 Buyvida District 812 36 280 3,1 264. "Qorakum" MFY 812 36 280 3,1 Furqat District 1 295 141 660 7,4 265. "Shor" MFY 755 56 280 3,1 266. "G'allakor" MFY 540 85 380 4,3 So'x District 2 246 249 1 120 12,5 267. "Demursad" MFY 785 94 400 4,5 268. "Qaqir" MFY 474 61 320 3,6 269. "Oftobro" MFY 987 94 400 4,5 Fergana District 1 811 59 540 6,0 270. "Yangiyul" MFY 706 20 260 2,9 271. "Beruniy" MFY 1 105 39 280 3,1 Bog'dod District 1 013 39 280 3,1 272. "Bog'dod" MFY 1 013 39 280 3,1 Uzbekistan District 651 56 310 3,5 273. "Zinasha" MFY 651 56 310 3,5 Oltiariq District 815 150 500 5,6 274. "Qiziltepa" MFY 815 150 500 5,6 Fergana City 1 012 119 440 4,9 275. "Beshbola" MFY 1 012 119 440 4,9 Rishton District 556 81 380 4,3 276. "Dehqonobod" MFY 556 81 380 4,3 Khorezm Region 24 169 1 303 7 030 90,3 Urgench City 1 454 15 210 2,7 277. "Islomobod" MFY 1 454 15 210 2,7 Khiva City 2 374 299 700 9,0 278. "Lolazor" MFY 1 975 287 500 6,4 279. "Mevaston" MFY 399 12 200 2,6 Bog'ot District 750 124 450 5,8 280. "Gulzor" MFY 750 124 450 5,8 Gurlan District 1 825 32 620 8,0 281. "Oltchin" MFY 648 10 200 2,6 282. "Marb'ogat" MFY 620 12 210 2,7 283. "Buldqli" MFY 557 10 210 2,7 Urgench District 2 460 193 1 180 15,2 284. "Hamid Olimjon" MFY 752 56 300 3,9 285. "K.Otaniozov" MFY 524 37 280 3,6 286. "Qo'ng'iroq" MFY 730 43 280 3,6 287. "Rovot" MFY 454 57 320 4,1 Shovot District 1 109 173 760 9,8 288. "Monoq" MFY 354 62 330 4,2 289. "Xitoy" MFY 755 111 430 5,5 Yangiariq District 584 10 200 2,6 290. "Yangiyer" MFY 584 10 200 2,6 Tuproqqal'a District 1 775 124 660 8,5 291. "Obod" MFY 1 412 83 370 4,8 292. "Nukus maskani" MFY 363 41 290 3,7 Qo'shko'pir District 1 852 82 580 7,5 293. "Amirqum" MFY 581 40 290 3,7 294. "G'alaba" MFY 1 271 42 290 3,7 Yangibozor District 2 195 73 540 6,9 295. "Yangiobod" MFY 642 17 220 2,8 296. "Katli" MFY 1 553 56 320 4,1 Hazorasp District 399 31 250 3,2 297. "Amudaryo" MFY 399 31 250 3,2 Khiva District 7 393 147 880 11,3 298. "Dashyoq" MFY 2 721 42 270 3,5 299. "Qumyop" MFY 3 401 58 310 4,0 300. "Pishkanik" MFY 1 271 47 300 3,9 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Note: Amendments may be made to the Target List by the Republican Commission for the Implementation of the "From Poverty to Prosperity" Program in accordance with the substantiated proposals of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan and the Khokimiyats of the regions. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 ANNEX 9 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Target Indicators for the Organization of Agricultural Cooperatives on the Basis of the "Company - Cooperative - Farmer" Principle Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element No. Territory Name Number of Mahallas Area (hectares) Number of Cooperatives to be Established Number of Cooperative Members TOTAL 548 4 858 492 11 517 Republic of Karakalpakstan 39 585 48 671 1. Amudarya District 4 40 4 100 2. Beruniy District 3 40 4 44 3. Bo'zatov District 2 20 2 40 4. Kegayli District 3 45 3 45 5. Qonliko'l District 3 65 3 70 6. Qoraovloq District 3 30 3 21 7. Qo'ng'iroq District 3 50 3 50 8. Mo'ynoq District 1 10 2 10 9. Nukus District 2 30 3 20 10. Taxiatosh District 2 20 2 20 11. Taxtako'pir District 1 15 2 10 12. To'rtko'l District 4 12 4 40 13. Xojali District 2 40 4 20 14. Chimboy District 1 40 4 40 15. Shumanay District 2 98 2 111 16. Ellikqal'a District 3 30 3 30 Andijan Region 56 603 45 900 17. Andijan District 4 40 3 60 18. Asaka District 5 55 5 100 19. Balichi District 5 50 5 100 20. Buloqboshi District 4 40 2 40 21. Boyston District 3 43 3 60 22. Jalaquduq District 4 40 4 80 23. Izboskan District 4 40 1 20 24. Qo'rg'on-tepa District 5 50 3 60 25. Marhamat District 3 27 4 80 26. Oltinko'l District 4 40 1 20 27. Paxtakobod District 3 40 4 80 28. Ulug'nor District 5 37 2 40 29. Xo'jaobod District 3 45 3 60 30. Shahrixon District 4 56 5 100 Bukhara Region 33 253 33 506 31. Bukhara District 3 28 3 56 32. Vobkent District 3 13 3 26 33. Jondor District 3 40 3 80 34. Kogon District 3 30 3 60 35. Qorako'l District 3 18 3 36 36. Qorovulbozor District 3 3 3 6 37. Aloq District 3 11 3 22 38. Peshku District 3 40 3 80 39. Romitan District 3 11 3 22 40. Shofirkon District 3 24 3 48 41. G'ijduvon District 3 35 3 70 Jizzakh Region 81 790 36 1 477 42. Arnasoy District 3 15 3 35 43. Baxmal District 3 30 3 60 44. G'allakorol District 3 30 3 30 45. Dustlik District 3 60 3 60 46. Zarbador District 5 138 4 135 47. Zafarobod District 3 40 2 50 48. Zomin District 3 55 3 55 49. Mirzachul District 3 25 3 35 50. Paxtakor District 3 40 3 60 51. Forish District 3 40 3 40 52. Sh. Rashidov District 48 267 3 867 53. Yangiabad District 1 50 3 50 Qashqadaryo Region 40 420 42 840 54. Dehqonobod District 3 30 3 60 55. Kasbi District 3 30 3 60 56. Kitob District 2 30 3 60 57. Kason District 2 30 3 60 58. Ko'kdala District 3 30 3 60 59. Qamashi District 3 30 3 60 60. Qarshi District 3 30 3 60 61. Mirishkor District 3 30 3 60 62. Muborak District 3 30 3 60 63. Nishon District 3 30 3 60 64. Chiroqchi District 3 30 3 60 65. Shahrisabz District 3 30 3 60 66. Yakkabog' District 3 30 3 60 67. G'uzor District 3 30 3 60 Navoiy Region 18 145 18 287 68. Karmana District 3 30 3 60 69. Konimex District 3 30 3 42 70. Qiziltepa District 3 18 3 39 71. Navbahor District 3 19 3 46 72. Nurota District 3 15 3 30 73. Xatirchi District 3 33 3 70 Namangan Region 11 66 33 245 74. Kosonsoy District 1 4 2 16 75. Mingbuloq District 1 8 6 42 76. Namangan District 1 6 2 15 77. Narin District 1 7 3 24 78. Pop District 1 4 2 16 79. To'raqo'rg'on District 1 4 2 17 80. Uychi District 1 5 2 18 81. Uchkurg'on District 1 14 4 32 82. Chortoq District 1 3 1 10 83. Chust District 1 3 1 10 84. Yangiqo'rg'on District 1 8 8 45 Samarkand Region 42 414 42 827 85. Bulung'ur District 3 35 3 79 86. Jomboy District 3 26 3 82 87. Ishtixon District 3 30 3 48 88. Kattaqo'rg'on District 3 22 3 49 89. Qoshrabot District 3 26 3 48 90. Narpay District 3 28 3 71 91. Nurobod District 3 32 3 59 92. Oqdarjo District 3 31 3 31 93. Payarik District 1 10 1 16 94. Pastdarg'om District 5 51 5 123 95. Paxtachi District 3 30 3 57 96. Samarkand District 3 27 3 46 97. Toyloq District 3 30 3 69 98. Urgut District 3 36 3 49 Sirdarya Region 81 247 24 1 384 99. Boyovut District 6 35 4 70 100. Guliston District 2 14 2 28 101. Mirzaabad District 6 29 3 58 102. Oqoltin District 6 35 3 70 103. Sayxunobod District 19 40 3 520 104. Sardoba District 6 39 3 78 105. Sirdarya District 33 40 3 530 106. Khavos District 3 15 3 30 Surkhandarya Region 42 470 42 1 182 107. Angor District 3 34 3 119 108. Bandikhon District 3 34 3 49 109. Boysun District 1 10 1 10 110. Denov District 4 32 4 106 111. Jarqo'rg'on District 3 32 3 89 112. Qiziriq District 3 30 3 83 113. Qumqo'rg'on District 3 31 3 50 114. Muzrabot District 3 30 3 35 115. Oltinsoy District 3 43 3 100 116. Sariosiyo District 4 57 4 174 117. Termez District 2 23 2 50 118. Uzun District 4 44 4 139 119. Sherobod District 3 30 3 35 120. Sho'rchi District 3 43 3 143 Tashkent Region 22 281 45 828 121. Bekobod District 2 20 3 64 122. Bo'ka District 2 20 3 65 123. Bo'stonliq District 1 20 3 35 124. Zangiota District 1 20 3 54 125. Qibray District 2 33 3 102 126. Quyi Chirchiq District 1 20 3 65 127. Oqqo'rg'on District 2 20 3 52 128. Ohangaron District 2 20 3 53 129. Parkent District 1 20 3 63 130. Piskent District 1 10 3 30 131. Toshkent District 2 20 3 63 132. O'rta Chirchiq District 1 19 3 61 133. Chinoz District 2 19 3 58 134. Yuqori Chirchiq District 1 10 3 33 135. Yangiyul District 1 10 3 30 Fergana Region 51 255 51 1 020 136. Fergana City 3 15 3 60 137. Qo'shko'priq City 3 15 3 60 138. Beshariq District 3 15 3 60 139. Bag'dod District 3 15 3 60 140. Buyvida District 3 15 3 60 141. Dang'ara District 3 15 3 60 142. Yazyavon District 3 15 3 60 143. Quva District 3 15 3 60 144. Qoshtepa District 3 15 3 60 145. Oltiariq District 3 15 3 60 146. Rishton District 3 15 3 60 147. So'x District 3 15 3 60 148. Toshloq District 3 15 3 60 149. Uzbekistan District 3 15 3 60 150. Uchkoprik District 3 15 3 60 151. Fergana District 3 15 3 60 152. Furqat District 3 15 3 60 Khorezm Region 32 330 33 1 350 153. Bog'ot District 2 30 3 120 154. Gurlan District 3 30 3 120 155. Qo'shko'pir District 3 30 3 130 156. Tuproqqal'a District 3 30 3 120 157. Urgench District 3 30 3 120 158. Hazorasp District 3 30 3 120 159. Khiva District 3 30 3 130 160. Xonqa District 3 30 3 120 161. Shovot District 3 30 3 120 162. Yangiariq District 3 30 3 130 163. Yangibozor District 3 30 3 120 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Note: Amendments may be made to the Target Indicators by the Republican Commission for the Implementation of the "From Poverty to Prosperity" Program in accordance with the substantiated proposals of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan and the Khokimiyats of the regions. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 ANNEX 10 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Target List of Projects for the Establishment of Micro-Industry Centers in the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Regions, and Tashkent City in 2025-2026 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element No. Territory Name Area (hectares) Number of Entrepreneurs Number of New Jobs TOTAL 307,0 1 035 21 314 Republic of Karakalpakstan 8,4 25 270 1. Amudarya District "Dustlik" MFY 5,4 15 145 2. Ellikqal'a District "Dumanqal'a" MFY 3,0 10 125 Andijan Region 26,0 86 700 3. Oltinko'l District "Mustaqillik" MFY 16,0 51 400 4. Oltinko'l District "Saddi" MFY 10,0 35 300 Bukhara Region 4,0 38 235 5. Peshku District "Sadir" MFY 2,0 20 120 6. Kogon District "Yangihayat" MFY 2,0 18 115 Jizzakh Region 7,4 70 400 7. Sh. Rashidov District "Qo'shko'priq" MFY 2,4 40 250 8. G'allakorol District "Ko'kbuloq" MFY 5,0 30 150 Qashqadaryo Region 3,0 30 220 9. Mirishkor District "Mirishkor" MFY 2,0 10 120 10. Kason District "Yangiobod" MFY 1,0 20 100 Navoiy Region 45,0 12 477 11. Navoiy City "Kimyogar" MFY 5,0 2 27 12. Karmana District "Sardoba" MFY 40,0 10 450 Namangan Region 8,1 70 545 13. Chortoq District "Urikzor" MFY 3,1 35 370 14. Yangiqo'rg'on District "Yuqori Qorayantoq" MFY 5,0 35 175 Samarkand Region 38,6 64 510 15. Samarkand District "Dustlik" MFY 37,0 36 310 16. Jomboy District "Jurayat" MFY 1,6 28 200 Surkhandarya Region 3,5 244 741 17. Denov District "Bobur" MFY 2,5 194 450 18. Jarqo'rg'on District "Qorayantoq" MFY 1,0 50 291 Sirdarya Region 8,3 27 540 19. Sayxunobod District "Faravon" MFY 3,2 12 165 20. Sirdarya District "Elobod" MFY 5,1 15 375 Tashkent Region 3,9 52 1 690 21. O'rta Chirchiq District "Turkiston" MFY 1,8 40 700 22. Yangiyul District "Qoshtepa" MFY 2,1 12 990 Fergana Region 11,4 134 2 500 23. Quva District "Mustaqillik" MFY 2,4 83 1 300 24. Qoshtepa District "Nurafshon" MFY 9,0 51 1 200 Khorezm Region 13,0 102 1 000 25. Xonqa District "Dustlik" MFY 10,0 62 600 26. Khiva District "G'ovuk" MFY 3,0 40 400 Tashkent City 126,4 81 11 486 27. Yangihayat District "Toshkent" MFY 110,0 46 10 000 28. Yunusabad District "Yangi tarnov" MFY 16,4 35 1 486 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Note: Amendments may be made to the Target List by the Republican Commission for the Implementation of the "From Poverty to Prosperity" Program in accordance with the substantiated proposals of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Khokimiyats of the regions, and Tashkent City. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 ANNEX 11 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Program for Increasing Incomes of Poor Family Members by Launching New Tourism Services in Mahallas with High Tourism Potential Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element No. Territory Name New Tourism Services Number of Training Courses Guest Houses, Tent Resorts, Tents Seasonal Camping Areas Cultural Entertainment Events Ensuring Employment of Poor Population Total 121 77 264 33 51 1 359 Republic of Karakalpakstan 4 3 2 1 20 Nukus City 4 3 2 1 20 1. "Xalqlar do'stligi" MFY Guided tours, gastronomic tourism, other services 3 2 1 Andijan Region 1 2 21 1 12 Buloqboshi District 1 2 21 1 12 2. "Shirmonbuloq" MFY Craftsmanship 2 21 1 12 Bukhara Region 12 2 5 0 1 50 Kogon District 12 2 5 1 50 3. "Choloki" MFY Craftsmanship, horse-drawn carriage rides, guided tours, transport, gastronomic tourism, agrotourism, other tourism services 2 5 1 50 Jizzakh Region 1 12 34 14 2 58 Arnasoy District 4 3 2 1 7 4. "Baxtli" MFY 2 2 2 1 6 5. "Zarafshon" MFY 2 1 1 Baxmal District 1 2 3 5 6. "Novqa" MFY Craftsmanship G'allakorol District 2 4 8 7. "Uzunbuloq" MFY 2 4 8 Forish District 4 24 12 1 38 8. "Uchkuloch" MFY 2 4 9. "Sayyod" MFY 4 1 4 10. "Uxum" MFY 2 10 10 15 11. "Dustlik" MFY 2 8 2 15 Qashqadaryo Region 8 10 45 3 5 78 Qamashi District 3 5 16 1 2 28 12. "Katta'ura" MFY Craftsmanship, other tourism services 1 5 5 13. "Ko'kbuloq" MFY 3 10 1 1 20 14. "Qiziltepa" MFY Other tourism services 1 1 3 Kitob District 4 3 24 1 2 40 15. "Bashir" MFY Craftsmanship, gastronomic tourism 3 19 1 25 16. "Qaynar" MFY Horse-drawn carriage rides, gastronomic tourism 5 1 1 15 Shahrisabz District 1 2 5 1 1 10 17. "G'elon" MFY Craftsmanship 2 5 1 1 10 Navoiy Region 3 15 37 2 4 84 Xatirchi District 2 14 35 2 2 80 18. "Langar" MFY Horse-drawn carriage rides 3 10 2 1 26 19. "Angidon" MFY Horse-drawn carriage rides 3 21 1 46 20. "Sangijumon" MFY 2 1 2 21. "Oltinsoy" MFY 2 1 1 2 22. "Baxshijar" MFY 2 1 1 2 23. "Oqtepa" MFY 2 1 2 Nurota District 1 1 2 2 4 24. "Chuya" MFY Horse-drawn carriage rides 1 2 4 Namangan Region 5 2 3 1 1 30 Pop District 5 2 3 1 1 30 25. "Guliston" MFY Transport, gastronomic tourism, other tourism services 2 3 1 1 30 Samarkand Region 21 6 45 5 6 157 Urgut District 3 1 5 1 1 25 26. "Omonqo'ton" MFY Craftsmanship, guided tours, gastronomic tourism 1 5 1 1 25 Samarkand District 4 1 10 1 1 37 27. "Yangijoy" MFY Craftsmanship, guided tours, gastronomic tourism 1 10 1 1 37 Qoshrabot District 3 1 5 1 1 15 28. "Pangat" MFY Craftsmanship, guided tours, gastronomic tourism 1 5 1 1 15 Samarkand City 5 1 15 1 40 29. "G'ori Amir" MFY Craftsmanship, gastronomic tourism 1 15 1 40 Nurobod District 6 2 10 2 2 40 30. "Oqsoy" MFY Craftsmanship, guided tours, gastronomic tourism 1 5 1 1 25 31. "Nurbuloq" MFY Craftsmanship, guided tours, gastronomic tourism 1 5 1 1 15 Surkhandarya Region 27 14 48 2 4 56 Boysun District 17 12 27 2 2 34 32. "Inkobod" MFY Craftsmanship, horse-drawn carriage rides, guided tours, transport, agrotourism, 2 14 1 20 33. "Mustaqillik" MFY Transport, gastronomic tourism, agrotourism 3 1 1 34. "Tuzbozor" MFY Craftsmanship 3 2 1 1 35. "Bibishirin" MFY Craftsmanship, transport, agrotourism, 2 1 1 1 2 36. "Sayrob" MFY Craftsmanship, horse-drawn carriage rides, guided tours, transport, gastronomic tourism 2 9 10 Sherobod District 4 1 12 1 12 37. "Chorbog'" MFY Craftsmanship, horse-drawn carriage rides, gastronomic tourism, agrotourism 1 12 1 12 Sariosiyo District 6 1 9 1 10 38. "Nilu" MFY Craftsmanship, horse-drawn carriage rides, gastronomic tourism, agrotourism 1 9 1 10 Sirdarya Region 6 2 5 1 8 Sirdarya District 6 2 5 1 8 39. "Sholikor" MFY Gastronomic tourism, other tourism-related services 2 5 1 8 Tashkent Region 11 5 17 1 2 150 Quyi Chirchiq District 2 1 80 40. "Mingchinor" MFY Agrotourism 1 60 41. "Beruniy" MFY Other tourism services 20 Chirchiq City 5 42. "Bobur" MFY 5 Ohangaron District 5 8 35 43. "Ko'ksaroy" MFY Horse-drawn carriage rides, transport, other tourism services 5 15 44. "Ovajazsoy" MFY Horse-drawn carriage rides, other tourism services 3 20 Parkent District 2 7 1 7 45. "Kumushkon" MFY Horse-drawn carriage rides 3 5 46. "Chashma" MFY Horse-drawn carriage rides 4 1 2 Chinoz District 2 0 2 1 28 47. "Markaziy" MFY Gastronomic tourism 1 1 8 48. "Dehqonobod" MFY Gastronomic tourism 1 20 Fergana Region 5 3 5 1 280 Rishton District 5 3 5 1 280 49. "M. Topvoldiyev" MFY Craftsmanship, horse-drawn carriage rides, guided tours, gastronomic tourism, agrotourism 3 5 1 280 Khorezm Region 2 3 1 11 Khiva District 2 3 1 11 50. "G'ovuk" MFY Craftsmanship, agrotourism 3 1 1 11 Tashkent City 15 21 365 Mirabad District 2 9 154 51. "Oybek" MFY Gastronomic tourism 9 154 Almazor District 2 7 116 52. "Hastimom" MFY Gastronomic tourism 7 116 M. Ulugbek District 11 5 95 53. "Oqibat" MFY Gastronomic tourism, other tourism services 5 95 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025 ANNEX 12 Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element List of New Profession Directions to be Organized in Professional Skills Centers Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element

  1. Electrician repairing and servicing electric vehicles. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  2. Technical (mechanic) assistant for servicing devices for alternative and non-traditional energy sources. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  3. Fitter-installer for repairing and servicing electric lifts (elevators and escalators). Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  4. Technician servicing modern water-saving irrigation technologies. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  5. Directions for lifting, loading, and transporting heavy loads (crane operator, excavator and bulldozer driver, kara, dump truck driver, etc.). Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  6. Fitter for repairing ventilation, air purification, and cooling equipment. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  7. Landscape, interior, and production designer. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  8. Master working with aluminum and plastic profiles. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  9. Auto tuning mechanic. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  10. Videographer-mobileographer. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  11. Digital marketer. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element
  12. Mobile application developer programmer. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Note: The Ministry of Reduction of Poverty and Employment is granted the right to organize training courses for other profession directions, taking into account the demand in the labor market. Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Send suggestions for the document Listen to audio Get a link from the document element Decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-12 dated January 17, 2025

Decision No. PQ-12 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 17, 2025

APPENDIX 13

Measures to Transform 60 Districts and Cities into Poverty- and Unemployment-Free Areas by the End of 2025

TARGET INDICATORS

No.RegionsPopulation (thousand people)Number of MahallasEmployment of Population in Income-Generating Work (persons)<br>Permanent EmploymentEntrepreneurship AttractionSmall and Medium Business ProgramsTotalBanks' Share:<br>Population Alleviated from Poverty (persons)Credit Allocation (billion UZS)
Total12,8943,0032,096,082713,6441,022,324430,70969,320.65,187.7
Karakalpakstan Republic48011028,7209,18613,87619,8592,364.7339.8
1.Konigrot District137398,5333,0333,1685,616292.079.8
2.Nukus City3447120,1876,15310,70814,2432,072.7260.0
Andijan Region1,16626987,11030,41132,55749,3003,605.0428.6
3.Andijan City4909428,15612,9349,59218,7112,197.0186.0
4.Asaka District3607725,2477,80410,04916,021548.8129.5
5.Oltyorkol District1945919,7454,5538,1508,495373.269.9
6.Khojaabad District1223913,9625,1204,7666,073486.143.2
Bukhara Region3648720,6057,5686,86613,2031,362.6153.6
7.Bukhara City2996517,0256,4605,52911,6181,230.0123.8
8.Kagan City65223,5801,1081,3371,585132.629.8
Jizzakh Region3896932,19010,20411,27317,3822,300.0290.5
9.Jizzakh City1993414,8206,1002,7747,4091,984.4194.5
10.Gallaorol District1903517,3704,1048,4999,973315.796.1
Kashkadarya Region73516375,00223,42327,03929,6704,101.7338.5
11.Qarshi City2996427,53310,54512,25611,8592,580.2180.2
12.Shakhrisabz City1494011,7664,7105,2815,903896.769.9
13.Kitob District2865935,7038,1689,50211,908624.888.3
Navoi Region3046916,6806,2576,0477,0831,752.9191.3
14.Navoi City165368,8853,0004,0433,4551,514.399.8
15.Zarafshan City90154,3371,9631,2002,076148.453.8
16.G'azg'on City9474425020432917.612.4
17.Uchquduq District40142,7141,0446001,22372.625.3
Namangan Region94617194,31431,22531,72227,6622,156.9298.9
18.Namangan City3826229,5589,77210,5908,8701,119.0193.1
19.Davlatobod District1622820,4445,5216,4755,575347.435.9
20.Yangi Namangan District1652521,5278,0836,2695,221302.821.1
21.Uychi District2365622,7857,8498,3887,996387.748.7
Samarkand Region1,06432773,12230,05423,44730,8473,918.8265.9
22.Samarkand City59321533,27316,09110,36014,2502,887.5159.1
23.Jomboy District1933821,6996,2837,9678,053375.843.2
24.Samarkand District2777418,1507,6805,1208,544655.463.7
Sirdarya Region1704321,1067,7506,3855,846531.8150.6
25.Guliston City1012413,3964,9223,7413,498401.486.7
26.Shirin City1971,94070467637528.819.0
27.Yangiyer City49125,7702,1241,9681,973101.744.9
Surkhandarya Region876201111,62430,77841,97225,6383,562.2398.2
28.Denov District4289851,91113,62018,57111,193638.8134.3
29.Jarqurg'on District2426644,08411,46315,6327,230263.8105.4
30.Termez City2063715,6295,6957,7697,2152,659.6158.6
Tashkent Region1,452480287,33976,757128,05254,2465,086.3489.2
31.Nurafshon City572211,3076,5833,3562,130174.643.5
32.Angren City1854636,5559,25324,9986,916532.743.9
33.Bekobod City1063520,9138,96610,8353,945225.236.8
34.Almalyk City1485229,3629,16518,4965,500405.842.5
35.Ohangaron City42228,2854,2103,0651,568143.531.4
36.Chirchik City1754434,59410,96120,7676,561482.449.1
37.Bo'stonliq District1785935,1647,8418,6006,700809.676.7
38.Qibray District1786835,2036,60210,8646,6461,470.143.1
39.Parkent District1816235,8177,75310,6156,756318.467.1
40.Tashkent District2037040,1395,42316,4567,524524.155.2
Fergana Region1,496345152,23857,58053,63245,5454,964.7620.7
41.Margilan City2575621,4109,1008,2389,578311.377.4
42.Fergana City3277331,90314,3009,9065,1761,076.6159.2
43.Quvashoy City1033115,6046,6004,8003,224304.260.8
44.Kokand City3137822,80711,4807,5907,596707.9143.3
45.Buyda District2515528,9087,30012,4009,733559.573.9
46.Uchkoprik District2465231,6068,80010,69810,2382,005.2106.1
Khorezm Region3568444,04312,45119,45615,0631,908.4216.6
47.Urgench City1554021,3796,04411,0687,2691,439.8132.7
48.Khonqa District2014422,6646,4078,3887,794468.583.9
Tashkent City3,0955851,051,989380,000620,00089,36531,704.61,005.4
49.Bektemir District641846,26116,37426,7161,854631.729.5
50.Mirzo Ulugbek District3367099,60935,95358,6596,1253,852.4120.0
51.Mirabad District1543986,41231,64051,6233,0803,915.978.9
52.Olmazor District4106497,94835,78058,37813,1113,974.197.7
53.Sergeli District1724672,40825,98142,3897,2031,890.966.1
54.Uchtepa District3016097,51435,22457,47111,6792,135.287.2
55.Chilonzor District27655117,63142,62969,5537,9603,664.7110.3
56.Shaykhontohur District36851102,63837,82561,71510,6111,655.190.2
57.Yunusabad District38364115,73042,25668,94410,2903,411.3116.3
58.Yakkasaray District1382180,56928,94847,2322,0603,101.770.5
59.Yangihayat District1843050,21316,86427,5145,778848.539.5
60.Yashnobod District3086785,05630,52649,8069,6142,623.199.4

APPENDIX 14

Measures to Sharply Reduce Poverty and Unemployment in 71 High-Priority Districts

TARGET INDICATORS

No.RegionsPopulation (thousand people)Number of MahallasEmployment of Population in Income-Generating Work (persons)<br>Permanent EmploymentEntrepreneurship AttractionSmall and Medium Business ProgramsTotalBanks' Share:<br>Population Alleviated from Poverty (persons)Credit Allocation (billion UZS)
Total for 71 Districts10,1202,6701,362,465319,126468,054459,25720,639.34,244.4
Karakalpakstan Republic55213637,2109,76914,01826,1652,101.0237.8
1.Amudarya District2154912,2782,8445,23311,503586.296.5
2.Bo'zatov District2251,52637759886318.29.0
3.Keganly District75165,2501,3701,6222,735180.931.1
4.Qonliko'l District54113,7379351,1982,751154.820.2
5.Mo'ynoq District34122,2747821,0241,32682.115.8
6.Nukus District55135,2031,4561,8403,239770.027.0
7.Taxtakopir District39173,2311,0181,1111,930170.618.4
8.Shumanay District58133,7119871,3921,818138.119.8
Andijan Region1,00529099,04323,26942,71046,6132,031.4370.2
9.Bostan District792515,1882,6067,3862,068229.629.3
10.Jalqquduq District2016319,8815,0139,0199,188375.682.6
11.Izbasqan District2596319,2134,2968,90211,485402.885.9
12.Marhamat District1894820,8464,9198,1279,558443.773.1
13.Paxtaobod District2126716,0423,9976,30410,589315.475.8
14.Ulugnor District64247,8732,4382,9723,725264.323.4
Bukhara Region63218471,29518,47228,86726,4511,787.7346.3
15.Vobkent District1514417,5605,0676,3105,480437.475.1
16.Jondor District1885220,0804,6018,8684,801494.392.2
17.Aloit District1053815,4134,0255,8193,370450.880.9
18.Shofirkon District1885018,2424,7797,87012,800405.298.1
Jizzakh Region56111973,20016,61233,34028,4762,811.6256.1
19.Arnasay District49139,2702,5303,9132,770944.821.0
20.Baxmal District1733413,4202,5436,7406,699386.264.7
21.Do'stlik District711212,2802,7305,7503,014473.228.1
22.Mirzachul District561211,5702,5005,1713,163297.726.1
23.Paxtakor District821512,4753,2005,3714,258404.641.6
24.Forish District99259,7602,4194,2557,599190.647.4
25.Yangiyobod District3084,4256902,140973114.527.3
Kashkadarya Region1,608374292,02159,07968,97967,2411,626.0590.6
26.Dehqonobod District1625415,1703,6054,2106,56499.362.3
27.Qamashi District2986139,6088,3489,71112,396230.182.7
28.Mirishkor District1324040,4487,5658,8025,759214.449.2
29.Mubarak District952538,8777,1198,2843,948230.167.8
30.Nishon District1703640,0928,1479,4787,130271.963.7
31.Ko'kdala District1933737,0837,4768,9308,158109.866.2
32.Chiroqchi District2735937,6358,0679,38511,341240.5105.4
33.Yakqo'rg'on District2876243,1088,75210,17911,945230.193.3
Navoi Region2689340,91811,19817,0377,367394.5141.4
34.Konimex District37158,4142,8552,7971,13136.825.5
35.Tomdi District1581,24234330053330.79.5
36.Xatirchi District2167031,2628,00013,9405,703327.0106.4
Namangan Region3179739,62510,20616,50415,302966.0181.2
37.Mingbuloq District1394021,7685,8178,7797,006494.189.8
38.Norin District1785717,8574,3897,7258,296471.891.4
Samarkand Region1,03927781,43820,31035,00749,7881,800.5415.4
39.Kattaqo'rg'on District2986923,6096,19510,32912,385668.091.2
40.Qo'shrabot District144459,2563,7703,1857,259106.665.8
41.Payariq District2786523,4494,32912,03113,374571.389.5
42.Paxtachi District1545916,0352,9896,1457,925252.697.8
43.Nurabad District165399,0893,0273,3178,845202.171.1
Sirdarya Region53413990,52321,64433,21136,3291,664.5330.1
44.Boyovut District1413918,3765,0556,2214,934325.871.6
45.Guliston District812614,5683,6035,2712,125278.248.3
46.Mirzaabad District821811,8463,0943,9016,738206.539.0
47.Aqoltin District561314,2452,8995,6086,564171.345.1
48.Sardoba District711515,5703,4725,8255,684324.263.3
49.Khovos District1042815,9183,5216,38510,284358.662.9
Surkhandarya Region1,559396225,78857,47078,36564,8061,327.7575.0
50.Bandikhon District852219,3604,7946,5357,26845.836.9
51.Boysun District1263910,2182,7293,7227,44077.853.2
52.Qiziriq District1263117,1354,4306,0416,983127.955.6
53.Muzrabot District1563732,8077,82910,6767,278140.468.1
54.Oltinsoy District1965423,2915,7927,8987,043106.763.7
55.Sariosiy District2316121,7265,8277,9437,229272.982.5
56.Uzun District1915122,0725,9758,1466,981115.272.7
57.Sherobod District2144843,26810,72914,6307,304216.887.4
58.Sho'rchi District2335335,9119,36512,7747,280224.254.8
Tashkent Region520153102,88520,41520,99219,5331,603.6249.8
59.Bekobod District1685133,1534,9339,0776,283460.354.4
60.Bo'ka District1364426,9344,9155,3905,094360.172.1
61.Aqqo'rg'on District1142922,4635,1803,5544,251410.962.5
62.Piskent District1032920,3355,3872,9713,905372.260.8
Fergana Region1,058289141,56831,75553,60046,7481,610.3328.6
63.Bag'dod District2375930,4046,60011,0009,954299.562.7
64.Beshariq District2466228,5096,50013,2008,220336.759.7
65.Yazyavon District1223320,3475,2006,9005,481300.959.3
66.So'x District852713,0092,4003,4004,16180.336.3
67.Furqat District1293520,3904,3008,1008,103322.846.9
68.Uzbekiston District2397328,9096,75511,00010,829270.163.8
Khorezm Region46612366,95118,92725,42424,438914.4222.6
69.Qo'shkopir District1845025,6577,2539,6499,375339.371.6
70.Khiva District1573419,2565,4447,0807,269317.881.0
71.Yangiyarik District1243922,0386,2308,6957,794257.370.0

Note: Changes may be made to the target indicators by the Republican Commission for the Implementation of the "From Poverty to Prosperity" Program, based on justified proposals from the Cabinet of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic and the administrations of the regions.

APPENDIX 15

Measures to Transform 60 Advanced Cities and Districts into Poverty- and Unemployment-Free Areas by the End of 2025

COMPOSITION OF THE WORKING GROUP

  1. A. Kamalov — Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank, Head of the Working Group
  2. S. Boboqulov — Acting Deputy Minister of Employment and Poverty Reduction, Deputy Head of the Working Group
  3. G. Otamurodov — Head of the Department of the Prosecutor General's Office
  4. By Position — First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, First Deputies of the Akims (Governors) of the Regions and Tashkent City
  5. S. Saidov — Head of the Department of the Ministry of Economy and Finance
  6. P. Davletov — Deputy Head of the Department of the State Tax Committee
  7. U. Allanov — Head of the Department of the Migration Agency
  8. N. Akhmedov — Head of the Department of the State Cadastre Agency
  9. Sh. Sattarov — Head of the Department of the Agency for Management of State Assets
  10. M. Mukhamediev — Head of the Department of the Council of Farmers, Peasant Farms and Household Plots of Uzbekistan
  11. A. Khojaev — Deputy Chairman of the Board of JSC "Uzmilliybank"
  12. A. Islamov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of ATB "Uzsanoatqurilishbank"
  13. B. Bobojonov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of the "Bank for Business Development"
  14. G. Rashidova — Deputy Chairman of the Board of AT "Halk Bank"
  15. Sh. Khayrullaev — Deputy Chairman of the Board of JSC "Asaka Bank"
  16. J. Khaydarov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of ATB "Agrobank"
  17. I. Jumaniyazov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of "Mikrokreditbank"
  18. Z. Obidov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of ATB "Turonbank"
  19. O. Tursunov — Member of the Board of AT "Aloqabank"

Note: If a member of the working group changes jobs, persons newly appointed to these positions or entrusted with performing the relevant functions are included in its composition.

APPENDIX 16

Measures to Assist in Sharply Reducing Poverty and Unemployment in 71 High-Priority Districts

COMPOSITION OF THE WORKING GROUP

  1. N. Saydullaev — First Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank, Head of the Working Group
  2. By Position — First Deputy Minister of Employment and Poverty Reduction, Deputy Head of the Working Group
  3. U. Ashurov — Head of the Department of the Prosecutor General's Office
  4. By Position — First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Karakalpakstan Republic, First Deputies of the Akims (Governors) of the Regions and Tashkent City
  5. A. Yusupov — Head of the Department of the Ministry of Economy and Finance
  6. R. Imamov — Head of the Department of the State Tax Committee
  7. F. Yuldashev — Deputy Head of the Department of the Migration Agency
  8. J. Yuldashev — Head of the Department of the State Cadastre Agency
  9. S. Saifullayev — Head of the Department of the Agency for Management of State Assets
  10. E. Mamarakhimov — Head of the Department of the Council of Farmers, Peasant Farms and Household Plots of Uzbekistan
  11. B. Jalilov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of JSC "Uzmilliybank"
  12. Sh. Yusupov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of ATB "Uzsanoatqurilishbank"
  13. B. Sharipov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of ATB "Bank for Business Development"
  14. S. Rasulov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of AT "Halk Bank"
  15. S. Talibdzhanov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of JSC "Asaka Bank"
  16. J. Turdiev — Deputy Chairman of the Board of ATB "Agrobank"
  17. I. Mammadzhanov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of ATB "Mikrokreditbank"
  18. R. Khaydarov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of ATB "Turonbank"
  19. J. Uroqov — Deputy Chairman of the Board of AT "Aloqabank"

Note: If a member of the working group changes jobs, persons newly appointed to these positions or entrusted with performing the relevant functions are included in its composition.

APPENDIX 17

List of Information Submitted by Ministries and Departments to the Ministry of Employment and Poverty Reduction Along with the Personal Identification Number of Individuals

No.Information SubmittedResponsible Ministry and DepartmentProcedure for Submitting InformationFrequency of Updating Information
Before March 1, 2025Starting from April 1, 2025
1.Targeted information on citizens aged 14–65 (women aged 14–60, men aged 14–65)Agency for Privatization under the Ministry of JusticeThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
2.Those employed in legal entities, peasant and personal auxiliary farms, engaged in entrepreneurial activity without forming a legal entity (individual entrepreneurs) and those employed by them, self-employed persons, income earners on a lease basisState Tax CommitteeThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
3.Persons deprived of liberty by court sentence and those releasedMinistry of Internal AffairsChanges over a certain period are submittedPermanent
4.Persons who have left abroad for a long period and returnedMinistry of Internal Affairs, Migration AgencyThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
5.Students and pupils studying in higher and professional education organizations while being detached from productionMinistry of Higher Education, Science and InnovationThe full list of students and pupils is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted by the end of each quarter
6.Diploma information on citizens who have graduated from higher and professional education organizationsMinistry of Higher Education, Science and InnovationThe full list of graduates is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileIn June-July every year
7.Pupils aged 14 and older in general secondary education organizationsMinistry of Preschool and School EducationThe full list of pupils is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted by the end of each quarter
8.Graduates of general secondary education organizations entering the labor marketMinistry of Preschool and School EducationThe full list of graduates is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileIn May-June every year
9.Women with children up to 2 years oldAgency for Privatization under the Ministry of JusticeThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
10.Those on maternity and childbirth leaveMinistry of HealthThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
11.Those with officially registered disabilitiesNational Agency for Social ProtectionThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
12.Those assigned pensions (regardless of pension type)Non-Budgetary Pension FundThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
13.Those assigned pensions in advance on the basis of privileged pension rights or for other reasonsNon-Budgetary Pension FundThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
14.Citizens allocated land plots intended for agricultureMinistry of Agriculture, State Cadastre AgencyThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
15.Members of the "Hunarmand" Union"Hunarmand" UnionThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted
16.Persons engaged in silkworm rearing, silk fabric weaving, hand-woven silk carpets at home, and growing mulberry fruits and seedlings on personal household plots"Uzbekipaksanoat" UnionThe targeted list of citizens is submitted electronically in the form of a protected fileChanges over a certain period are submitted

(National Database of Legislative Information of Uzbekistan, 21.01.2025, No. 07/25/12/0056; 18.02.2025, No. 06/25/22/0156; 08.08.2025, No. 06/25/126/0704; 27.12.2025, No. 06/25/258/1223; 09.02.2026, No. 07/26/49/0121; 21.05.2026, No. 07/26/179/0521)

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