Open data is information posted on the Internet in the form of systematized data, organized in a format that ensures its automatic processing without prior human modification, for the purpose of repeated, free and free use.
The new version of the Open Data Portal was developed to ensure transparency in the activities of government agencies. The portal is intended for the use of open data in the activities of citizens, entrepreneurs and specialists in various fields, data analysis, development of mobile applications or research.
Disclosure of socially significant information from government bodies in the form of open data;
Through the use and publication of open data, transparency of the activities of government bodies is ensured, the opportunity to exercise public control is provided, as well as the creation of new services for citizens and businesses;
Publication of information and information about the activities of government bodies in the form of open data, their use as sources of information in the formation of various information resources and the development of information systems, as well as in services and applications for government bodies and business entities.
To use the services of the open data portal, you must go to the page of the Unified Identification System (id.egov.uz) and undergo identification. To do this, an individual must enter his date of birth, passport series and number, email address and telephone number. A citizen who has been identified through the Unified Identification System (id.egov.uz) is given access to work on the Open Data Portal through responsible employees of the government institution, the Electronic Government Project Management Center under the Ministry of Digital Technologies.
2015: Launch of the portal after the adoption of a Cabinet of Ministers resolution on open data.
2017–2024: Hosting on the broader e-government infrastructure; development and expansion of services.
2025: As of March 2025, more than 3,094 government digital projects had been coordinated by the newly created E-Government Project Management Center, which also includes the open data initiative. (The portal is part of the 82% of public services provided through the single e-government portal, which serves 735 services.)