"Stop Bureaucracy" – proposals to end red tape are being accepted
Why do we have to go from office to office just to get one thing done? Why do they demand information from us on paper when it is already in the state's own database? The "Uzbekistan without Bureaucracy" initiative of the Agency for Strategic Development and Reforms is calling on citizens to cooperate in the fight against red tape.
"Stop Bureaucracy" – proposals to eliminate red tape are being accepted
Every time we hear the words "bring another document" or "come back tomorrow," our time is wasted and our work is delayed. But is this requirement itself necessary, and is it impossible to abolish it?
Now, citizens and entrepreneurs can submit proposals to change precisely such redundant requirements. The "Uzbekistan without Bureaucracy" initiative has been launched in Uzbekistan. The goal is to simplify the procedures that are causing trouble for people by hearing about them directly from the people themselves.
Have you also encountered red tape or redundant requirements while trying to get your work done?
Which procedure is causing you trouble? How much of your time and money is it taking? How can it be simplified? Write with specific examples.
Proposals will be accepted until November 20th. Your proposal could serve as the basis for solving a problem that is troubling many.