Uzbekistan plans Fisherman ID digital system for fishing permits and zone bookings

Uzbekistan is planning a digital Fisherman ID system for fishing permits and zone reservations

Uzbekistan’s National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change has announced a call for commercial proposals to develop and implement the Fisherman ID digital system.

Applicants must submit proposals that meet the project’s technical specifications. The documentation should contain details on the proposed system architecture, user interface design, and the way users will interact with the platform. Under the technical requirements, Fisherman ID will bring together several fishing-related services in one digital system.

A key element will be a module for issuing fishing permits. It will include a payment system and personal accounts that will give users access to the relevant services. The platform will also feature a public portal and a registry of fishing zones. A separate booking system will let users reserve access and receive QR passes.

Additional components will include a partner portal and an integrated marketplace. An administrator, or operator, system will provide billing and analytics functions for managing and monitoring the platform. Fisherman ID is expected to be available as a mobile application for both Android and iOS devices.

According to the requirements, the developer will need to integrate the system with Click and Payme payment services, mapping platforms and the Telegram Bot API, along with other services necessary for the platform’s operation. The chosen developer will also be responsible for information security and for deploying Fisherman ID on the National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change’s servers.

The work also covers system testing, preparation of technical documentation and training users to operate the platform. After launch, the developer will be required to provide 12 months of warranty-based technical support.

Commercial proposals must be submitted to the committee by September 23.