DIGITALIZATION OF PUBLIC SERVICES AS AN EFFECTIVE TOOL IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V6SI3Y2026N23Keywords:
digitalization, e-government, corruption, transparency, public services, information technologies, open data, e-services.Abstract
This article scientifically analyzes the role and effectiveness of digitalization of public services in combating corruption. The paper examines the implementation of e-government systems, increasing transparency in government-citizen relations through the use of information technologies, reducing the human factor and eliminating administrative barriers. The study examines the practical experience of foreign countries and the Republic of Uzbekistan, and develops specific recommendations for reducing corruption through digitalization.
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