The “Tomchi-Register” Unified Electronic Register was developed based on Resolution No. PQ-144 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated March 1, 2022, and is designed to maintain information on organizations providing services for the implementation of water-saving technologies within a unified information environment.
The system simplifies the registration and verification of organizations implementing water-saving technologies, centralizes information about these organizations and their offered products, and provides farmers, entrepreneurs, and other users with convenient access to the required information.
The system also facilitates the widespread implementation of water-saving technologies, supports the rational and efficient use of water resources, and enables the monitoring and analysis of information in this area.
Simplifying the registration process for organizations providing services for the implementation of water-saving technologies.
Establishing the “TOMCHI YER” Unified Electronic Register (establishment of an Information Resource Center).
Ensuring the centralized storage of information about organizations providing services for the implementation of water-saving technologies.
Introducing information and communication technologies (ICT) to improve the efficiency of water management organizations.
Developing quantitative and qualitative indicators for the future assessment of the effectiveness of the developed information system.
Ensuring water conservation and the efficient and rational use of water resources in agriculture.
Creating a mechanism for consolidating information on drip irrigation products used by all types of agricultural entities, ranging from high-tech agro-industrial associations to traditional family farms.
As of today, a total of 518 applications have been submitted by manufacturing and construction companies through the reestr.mwr.uz information system. Following the review of the applications:
95 applications were rejected due to incomplete submission of required documents and company information;
234 applications received a score of less than 60 points according to the established assessment criteria;
189 companies scored 60 points or higher and were recommended for inclusion in the “Tomchi-Register” Unified Electronic Register (UER).
As a result, organizations included in the register are eligible to participate in government support mechanisms for the implementation of water-saving technologies, while a reliable and qualified database of companies is being established for customers.