ACTIVITIES OF PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS IN UZBEKISTAN DURING THE INDEPENDENCE YEARS: OBSTACLES, EXPERIENCE, AND ACTIVITIES

In Uzbekistan, at present, there are more than 9,000 non-governmental non-profit organizations in the country, as well as branches and representative offices of 29 international and foreign non-governmental organizations. In 2017, non-governmental non-profit organizations such as the Nuroniy Foundation, the Youth Union, the Council of Farmers, Dehkan Farms and Landowners of Uzbekistan, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Republican Council for Coordination of Self-Government Bodies Special decrees and resolutions were adopted to improve the activities of organizations and support them1. While helping to ensure a balance of interests in society, non-governmental organizations play a worthy role in governing the state and society. Currently, significant work is being done in Uzbekistan to develop civil society. It should be noted that the activity of civil society institutions in all spheres of public life is growing. The author tried to investigate the field training in the Surkhandarya region, the south part of the Republic of Uzbekistan.