Goals and objectives of the system

It serves to promote the widespread use of modern information and communication technologies in the management of water resources in the Republic of Uzbekistan and at infrastructure facilities of the irrigation sector, ensure the efficient use of resources in the water management sector, digitalize economic and financial relations with agricultural and industrial enterprises, improve the effective management of personnel in administrative activities, fundamentally enhance employee productivity and access to information, and significantly reduce the time and material costs associated with daily administrative processes.

Creating a digital database of information related to water accounting and settlements between water users and water consumers, while reducing human involvement in the processes carried out by participating sectors in accordance with laws and subordinate regulatory legal acts;

Digitizing the execution of water supply contracts, applications, reconciliation statements for completed works, and other accounting documents for water users, as well as automating the monitoring of service volumes, payments, accounts receivable, and accounts payable;

Organizing the rational use of water resources in agriculture and systematically regulating water management relations;

Simplifying water distribution and accounting processes in water supply, while ensuring the accuracy, completeness, reliability, and timeliness of data;

Achieving a 50% reduction in expenditures related to labor, communications, transportation, paper, and other resources involved in water accounting;

Ensuring the automated collection of field data and improving its reliability, completeness, and accuracy;

Reducing the administrative burden associated with the preparation, submission, and storage of documents and reports in various formats;

Increasing agricultural crop yields by 15–20% through the rational distribution of water resources;

Establishing systematic control over the timely and high-quality implementation of water supply processes;

Increasing the interest of agricultural producers in implementing industrial and intensive agricultural technologies;

Digitalizing comprehensive measures aimed at ensuring the rule of law and legality in the activities of government bodies, economic management bodies, state enterprises, institutions, and organizations;

Ensuring effective management of the workforce, fundamentally improving employee productivity and access to information, and reducing the time and operating costs of administrative processes by 20–25% through the use of the information system.

Statistics

Statistical data for the last 3–5 years

Number of users: 693,336;

Number of integrated information systems: 9;

Number of external government bodies/participating organizations: 5;

Total volume of operations/transactions: Not available;

Number of website/portal visitors: 693,557.

Key performance and operational indicators

Paper-related costs reduced to zero;

Rational distribution of water resources;

Reduced operational workload of personnel;

Reduced service delivery time (SLA);

Faster financial settlements;

High level of data accuracy and reliability;

Continuous data exchange;

24/7 availability and ease of use;

Unified interactive management dashboard.