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INCREASING THE ROLE OF UZBEKISTAN IN THE WORLD BANK'S CORRUPTION CONTROL INDEX: AN OVERVIEW OF CURRENT INITIATIVES AND THEIR EFFECTIVENESS

Nuritdinov To‘Rabek Kadirxanovich , Student Of The Law Enforcement Academy, Master's Degree In Combating Corruption, Uzbekistan

Abstract

This article provides a comprehensive overview of Uzbekistan's ongoing efforts to combat corruption and improve its standing in the World Bank's Control of Corruption Index. It outlines the multi-faceted approach adopted by the country, including legal reforms, the digitization of government services, public engagement strategies, and international cooperation. By examining the effectiveness of these initiatives, the article highlights both the progress made and the challenges that remain. It offers insights into the strategic measures being implemented by Uzbekistan to foster a transparent, accountable governance system as part of its broader socio-economic reform agenda.

Keywords

World Bank, Control of Corruption Index, Anti-Corruption

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Nuritdinov To‘Rabek Kadirxanovich. (2024). INCREASING THE ROLE OF UZBEKISTAN IN THE WORLD BANK’S CORRUPTION CONTROL INDEX: AN OVERVIEW OF CURRENT INITIATIVES AND THEIR EFFECTIVENESS. International Journal of Law And Criminology, 4(01), 115–120. https://doi.org/10.37547/ijlc/Volume04Issue01-20