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SOME ASPECTS OF E-GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT IN
JAPAN AND UZBEKISTAN 
Kenichi Tezuka - Senior Volunteer ICT in Innovation Center 
Igor Vikhrov- Methodist (specialist in the development and introduction of new methods of 
teaching) in Innovation Center 
Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute 
Some general aspects of the e-Gov system in Uzbekistan 
In Uzbekistan, along with other areas of rapidly developing information and communication 
technologies. In early 2000, was made the first steps in the development of the ICT industry at 
all levels. For example, the Draft Concept of e-government in Uzbekistan were prepared in 
cooperation with the group of experts of the Program "Initiative of digital development" UNDP 
and published in Tashkent in November 2004. But only at the end of 2015 was approved the law 
"On electronic government of the Republic of Uzbekistan".
Also important in the improvement of the information sphere is the decree of the First President 
of Islam Karimov "On measures for further development of National information-
communication system of the Republic of Uzbekistan" dated June 27, 2013, which approved the 
Program of development of telecommunication technologies, networks and communications 
infrastructure in the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2013-2020. E-government is a new form of 
organization of activity of public authorities, providing at the expense of wide application of 
information and communication technologies qualitatively new level of speed and convenience 
of obtaining organizations and state services, as well as information about the results of activities 
of state bodies. 
Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan from 27 June 2013 №PP-1989 "About 
measures for further development of National information-communication system of the 
Republic of Uzbekistan" approved projects and activities on e-government development in the 
Republic of Uzbekistan, placing in front of public authorities a number of key objectives for the 
creation and integration of information systems, automation of activities of state bodies, which 
allows to increase the efficiency and quality of performance of their functions. The ultimate 
objective of introducing E-government is the creation of a perfect electronic state apparatus, can 
significantly improve the possibility of providing interactive services. 
Uzbekistan in the ranking of electronic government development to 2016 was ranked 80-th place 
in the ranking (Index value – 0. 5434), rising during the period under review to 20 positions 
(100-th place in 2014). According to the indicators sub-index of development of online state 
services in Uzbekistan was among the 65 countries with high sub-index (from 0.50 to 0.75). 
However, the telecommunication infrastructure sub-index shows some lag and reaches the level 
of 0,2463. Traditionally, the sub-index of human capital is quite high and is 0,6954.
In the group of CIS countries Uzbekistan was on the 7th place, the leadership shown by 
Kazakhstan (33-e a place in the world and 1st in the CIS). The most impressive breakthrough 
among the CIS countries showed Ukraine, rising from 87th place in 2014 to 62 in 2016, and 
Uzbekistan, with the 100-th place in 2014 on the 80-th place in 2016. The most significant 
decline – Armenia, 26 have lost their ranking and moved from the 61st to the 87th place. The 
weakest infrastructure of the electronic government developed in Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.
In conclusion, we would like to note that the possible growth points places of Uzbekistan in the 
ranking can be:
• dynamic distribution of fixed broadband Internet access (up to the present time he has 
developed much weaker than mobile)
• the creation of conditions for effective interaction between citizens and government

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• ensuring the necessary level of promotion of e-services