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ORDER-BASED PROJECTS

Order-based scientific and applied research projects are carried out on the basis of specific practical problems or issues requiring a scientific solution that arise in the work of state bodies, ministries and agencies, law enforcement structures, and other organizations.

In such research, the issue is studied not only by describing the existing situation, but comprehensively — in terms of its causes, contributing factors, regional characteristics, and the effectiveness of existing mechanisms. During the research, statistics, sociological studies, and foreign experience are used, and the client is offered an evidence-based conclusion and a concrete solution. These projects ensure a close link between science and public administration.

Systemic problems in organizing investigative activity within internal affairs bodies and ways to address them Client: Investigation Department, Ministry of Internal Affairs
Comprehensive criminological study of persons who committed crimes with extreme cruelty Client: Ministry of Internal Affairs
Creating a software system for remote monitoring of convicts in settlement colonies Client: Penal Enforcement Department, Ministry of Internal Affairs
Study of crime in the Jizzakh region Client: Jizzakh Regional Police Department and Governor's Office
Study of crime in the Namangan region Client: Namangan Regional Police Department and Governor's Office
Study of crime in the Andijan region Client: Andijan Regional Police Department and Governor's Office
Study of crime in the Navoi region Client: Navoi Regional Police Department and Governor's Office
Study of crime and fraud in the Bukhara region Client: Bukhara Regional Police Department and Governor's Office
Study of crime in the Republic of Karakalpakstan Client: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan
Project on the study of the crime of theft Client: Investigation Department, Ministry of Internal Affairs
Study of the crime of intentional infliction of serious bodily harm Client: Navoi Regional Police Department and Governor's Office
Prevention of crime in the sphere of corruption Client: Anti-Corruption Agency
Developing modern scientific models for fostering a zero-tolerance attitude towards corruption among internal affairs officers Client: Ministry of Internal Affairs
National model for creating crime-free territories in mahallas and ensuring social and ideological security Client: Mahalla Association of Uzbekistan
Assessing risk factors for crimes against sexual freedom and improving mechanisms for their early prevention (case of penal institution convicts) Client: Penal Enforcement Department, Ministry of Internal Affairs