PRINCIPLE OF “NEIGHBORHOOD-SECTOR-PEOPLE’S RECEPTION TO NEIGHBORHOOD”

Abstract

This article examines innovative changes in Uzbekistan’s neighborhood system, emphasizing its role in enhancing social and spiritual stability. Drawing from the decrees of the President of Uzbekistan, it examines improvements in the Neighborhood Institute’s status and its interaction with the public. A key focus is implementing a “neighborhood-sector-people’s reception-microdistrict” system for addressing community issues. The review also addresses overcoming past inefficiencies in public committees and introducing new roles to increase effectiveness and accountability in local social problem management. This transformation marks a significant shift towards more responsive and community-oriented governance in Uzbekistan.