In such cases, depending on the Fund’s capacity, the debt may be partially covered, or payment may be made in stages (split across subsequent months) (Clause 18).
In such cases, depending on the Fund’s capacity, the debt may be partially covered, or payment may be made in stages (split across subsequent months) (Clause 18).
Yes. If there are able-bodied individuals in the family who are not working without valid reasons, or if the family has received assistance from other sources, the “Mahalla Seven” may decide to reject the request (Clauses 18-19).
A certificate (invoice) indicating the existence of the debt, obtained from the utility provider, must be submitted to the social worker.
The amount is determined by the “Mahalla Seven” within the monthly limit allocated to the mahalla, based on the amount of debt and the family’s needs (Clause 18).
No. Funds are transferred in non-cash form directly to the accounts of utility service enterprises (Regional Electric Networks, Hududgaztaminot, etc.) (Clause 21).
Families registered in the “Social Protection Single Registry.”
The evaluation by a social worker and the final decision by the “Mahalla Seven” are carried out within 10 working days from the date the application is received.
According to Clause 13 of the Regulation, the Fund’s resources may be directed toward other social purposes not specified in the list, including the settlement of accumulated utility debts, based on decisions of the Government or the Agency.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 313, dated May 31, 2024.