This article emphasizes the formation of norms for compensation of damage caused by internal affairs organs (hereafter - the IAO in context), the participation and importance of the IAO in tort relations as a “state organ” and “legal entity”. Moreover, the difference between the liability of the IAO for damage caused by its activities as a state organ and legal entity is explained. The obligation to compensate for damage as a result of the activity as a state organ should be paid from the state budget and the obligation to compensate for damage as a result of the activity as a legal entity from extra-budgetary funds of the internal affairs organs are grounded.
Civilian scholars` views on the issue of compensation for damage caused by illegal decisions, illegal actions (inaction) of internal affairs organs and officials are analyzed. The legislation system of foreign countries, including Germany, England, Turkey, Ukraine, the Russian Federation and a number of CIS countries is considered.
Proposals and recommendations have been developed to improve the mechanism of compensation for damage caused by the illegal application of administrative and criminal law by the internal affairs organs in our national legislation. Establishing special state fund to ensure timely and full compensation for damage caused to citizens and legal entities in the exercise of internal affairs organs and their officials have been scientifically substantiated
This article provides an introduction to issues surrounding the development of a carbon project under the Clean Development Mechanism of the Kyoto Protocol with a particular focus on Uzbekistan. It is intended as back-ground to a broader discussion on carbon project development, the role of the World Bank in supporting the Kyoto Protocol and how eligible countries and enterprises could benefit from the carbon funds managed by the World Bank. The article also includes specific discussion of the Designated National Authority (DNA), established in the Ministry of Economy of Uzbekistan to assist in implementing the Kyoto Protocol.
Based on a wide range of sources and literature, this topic is consider. It was found that the Fergana economic region, which takes place not only in the Central Asian economic region, but also in the economic life of the entire country, has become a region that provides the country with light industry, food and chemical products in the past and present. Considered also in addition to the presence of various natural resources in this economic region, cotton growing, silkworm breeding and fruit growing are very well developed. In addition, the article analyzes the structure of the Fergana economic region and its role in the national economy.
This study uses OLS to analyze the impact of FDI on Uzbekistan’s economic growth and market size. The regression analysis results passed the 5% significance test. FDI has a significant positive impact on Uzbekistan's economic growth and market promotion. For every 1% increase in FDI, the increase in GDP is 0.44%; the increase in exports is 0.39%; the increase in total capital is 0.51%; the reduction in national rate of unemployment is 0.21%. FDI is necessary and effective for Uzbekistan.