Vol. 1 No. 5 (2020), ARTICLES
Vol. 1 No. 5 (2020)

PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF IMPROVING MEASURES TO COMBAT PETTY CORRUPTION IN THE REPUBLIC UZBEKISTAN

ARTICLES
Published 2021-01-04
Bahodir ISMAILOV
Head of Scientific and Educational Anti-corruption centerAcademy of the Prosecutor General Republic of Uzbekistan, Doctor of Law Sciences, professor// E-mail: ismoiliy1965@gmail.com
Mirshod KHUJAYEV
The Academy of the General Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Uzbekistan, independent researcher // E-mail: mirshodxojayev40@gmail.com
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Keywords

corruption, petty corruption, crowdsourcing, public control, codes of conduct, asset declaration.

Abstract

In recent years, the Republic of Uzbekistan has taken effective institutional and legal measures to combat all forms of corruption. Nevertheless, the corruption perception index in our country remains high. The article analyzes petty corruption as one of the most common types of corruption, forms, types and prevalence of everyday corruption, as well as offers suggestions for its elimination. Petty corruption includes, for example, regular agreements between citizens and government officials (in the health care and education system, registration, conscription, public service, benefits and allowances, the judiciary, etc.).

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