SOCIAL WORK PRACTICES IN SELF-GOVERNMENT BODIES AND ORGANIZATIONS: THE CASE OF UZBEKISTAN

Authors

  • Ibragimov Jahongir Toshniyozovich,Temirova Xurshida Turobovna Teacher of the Kattakurgan Branch of Samarkand State University , researcher.Student of Kattakurgan branch of Samarkand State University in the field of Social work Author

Keywords:

social work, mahallas, Uzbekistan, community development, self-government bodies, welfare services

Abstract

Social work practices play a vital role in addressing community needs, promoting welfare, and fostering development. In Uzbekistan, self-government bodies, known as mahallas, and various organizations have long been central to delivering social services. This article examines the structure, functions, and effectiveness of social work practices within these entities, with a particular focus on Uzbekistan. By providing detailed examples and factual insights, the article highlights how these practices contribute to societal well-being and identifies challenges and opportunities for further improvement.

References

1.Ministry of Justice of Uzbekistan (2022). Mahalla System Overview. Retrieved from [link]

2.Women’s Committee of Uzbekistan (2022). Annual Report on Gender Equality Initiatives.

3.UNDP Uzbekistan (2023). Sustainable Development Projects in Mahallas.

4.Mehrli Qo‘llar NGO (2023). Supporting the Disabled: Achievements and Challenges.

5.Psychological Resilience Center (2023). Mental Health Advocacy in Uzbekistan.

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Published

2024-12-22