The key facts

  • A document has been approved on subsidies for non-state education for children with special needs
  • The initiative concerns children with disabilities or those requiring special attention
  • Details of the subsidy provision procedure are not disclosed in the publication

Subsidies for non-state education

In Uzbekistan a document has been approved providing for the allocation of subsidies for non-state education for children with special needs. According to UzA, the country proceeds from the principle that every child has the right to quality education, and children with disabilities or those requiring special attention need more care; the issue has been addressed at the state level through the approval of the relevant document.

What remains unknown

The agency's publication is of an announcement nature: it does not disclose the amount of the subsidies, the procedure for their provision, the categories of educational institutions, or the implementation timeline. A link to the full text of the document is posted on the UzA website, but its content is not presented in the announcement itself. As details about the subsidy mechanism emerge, the picture can be supplemented.