“Uzbekistan — 2030” Strategy monitoring: 9-month results
Briefing note · January–September 2026
“Uzbekistan — 2030” Strategy monitoring: 9-month results
Targeted work was organized with the Cabinet of Ministers and the responsible agencies. Indicators that were behind at the end of the first half:
- 7 of 9moved from the “red” to the “green” category
- 29 of 35moved from the “yellow” to the “green” category
- 8— work on them continues
I section
Delivery across the Strategy’s priority areas
DELIVERY BY PRIORITY AREA
In all 5 priority areas, between 86% and 100% of indicators have been achieved, and no “red” indicators remain. The highest result is “Rule of law” (100%).
1 Achieved on time and in full · “green”
45 ministries and agencies met their targets for 230 indicators
“GREEN” INDICATORS: TOP 10 MINISTRIES AND AGENCIES*
“Green” — achieved“Yellow” — lagging
* among implementers with the largest number of indicators
The practical impact of reforms on people’s living conditions and quality of life
2 Lagging, but still recoverable · “yellow”
21 indicators are lagging behind
“YELLOW” INDICATORS BY AGENCY
8 are concentrated in three ministries (energy, mining, agriculture); the other 13 are spread across different agencies, one each.
◎ 9-month target — the value set for January–September; ✓ achieved — as of September. Percentage — the level of target achievement (achieved ÷ target). ↘ should decrease — for indicators with this mark (network losses), the percentage is calculated as target ÷ actual.
“YELLOW” INDICATORS: 9-MONTH DELIVERY LEVEL
11 indicators have reached 90% or more of the target; 4 remain below 80%.
◎ 9-month target — the value set for January–September; ✓ achieved — as of September. Percentage — the level of target achievement (achieved ÷ target). ↘ should decrease — for indicators with this mark (network losses), the percentage is calculated as target ÷ actual.
3 Indicators that were behind at the end of the first half
Delays have been closed for 36 of 44 indicators (82%)
44 INDICATORS: FIRST HALF VS 9 MONTHS
Measures taken to close the gaps
- An operational task force began work; responsible managers and staff were assigned to the relevant organizations.
- Substantiated data and explanations were obtained for all 44 indicators, and the causes of the delays were analysed.
- 19 ministries and agencies drew up and adopted acceleration schedules and action plans.
- Thematic meetings were held for three blocks: economy and industry; infrastructure and ecology; the social sector and external relations.
- On 24 August, a hands-on training seminar was held at the Academy of Public Policy and Administration for representatives of 70 ministries and agencies.
9 “RED” INDICATORS: THEN AND NOW
Of the indicators in the “red” zone at the end of the first half, 7 have moved to “green” and 2 to “yellow”.
First-half results 9-month results — “green” 9-month results — “yellow”
Ranking
Ranking of organizations by delivery of performance indicators
II section · Proposals
Proposals to ensure the performance indicators of the “Uzbekistan — 2030” Strategy are achieved by the end of the year
Based on the analysis and assessment, the following measures are proposed to close the gaps in indicator delivery:
Practical solutions to remove obstacles
The relevant ministries and agencies will develop specific practical solutions to the problems that prevent full delivery of the indicators by the end of the year and take measures to ensure they are met.
Public oversight and verification of reported figures
In line with the Decree, public opinion and feedback on indicators that directly affect people’s living conditions will be reviewed on a regular basis. The Accounts Chamber will give priority attention to verifying indicators that have drawn numerous objections or contain unclear or anomalous data.
Reassigning indicators to new agencies
The relevant performance indicators will be reassigned to the Ministry of Education and Science and the Agency for Industrial Cooperation and Public Procurement, both established after the Strategy was approved (Presidential Decree PF-21 of 16.02.2026).