IMPROVING UZBEKISTAN'S ROLE IN THE WORLD BANK'S CONTROL OF CORRUPTION INDEX
Keywords:
Uzbekistan. World Bank. Control of Corruption Index. anti-corruption. transparency. legal framework. public services accountability. e-government services. anti-corruption bodies. public participation. international cooperation. foreign investment. economic development.Abstract
This article delves into strategies for enhancing Uzbekistan's standing in the World Bank's Control of Corruption Index, acknowledging the significance of battling corruption to improve global perception, encourage foreign investment, and foster economic growth. It outlines a multifaceted approach that includes strengthening legal frameworks, enhancing transparency in public services, empowering anti-corruption agencies, fostering public participation, and intensifying international cooperation. By implementing these strategies, Uzbekistan aims not only to improve its ranking in the index but also to establish a foundation for a more transparent, accountable, and equitable society.
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