The Procedure for Assigning Active Veterans to Low-Income Families Has Been Established
Uzbekistan
By Government Resolution No. 892, dated December 27 of this year, the "Procedure for Assigning Active Veterans to Low-Income Families and Involving Them in Shaping a Healthy Lifestyle and Socio-Spiritual Environment in Neighborhoods" was approved.
The procedure outlines the assignment of active veterans to low-income families, their involvement in fostering a healthy lifestyle and socio-spiritual environment in neighborhoods. It also establishes the procedure for providing children from low-income families with educational supplies, sports uniforms, and reimbursing expenses related to the participation of elderly citizens in sports events.
Three active veterans selected in accordance with the established procedure will be assigned to five low-income families in their residential area for six months.
In their work with assigned families, active veterans will collaborate with the "Neighborhood Council of Seven."
To incentivize active veterans, civil-law contracts will be formalized between the "Nuroniy" Foundation and the selected veterans.
The selected veterans will receive incentive payments amounting to 50% of the minimum wage, which will be credited to their bank cards with their consent for performing their assigned duties.
Three active veterans selected in accordance with the established procedure will be assigned to five low-income families in their residential area for six months.
In their work with assigned families, active veterans will collaborate with the "Neighborhood Council of Seven."
To incentivize active veterans, civil-law contracts will be formalized between the "Nuroniy" Foundation and the selected veterans.
The selected veterans will receive incentive payments amounting to 50% of the minimum wage, which will be credited to their bank cards with their consent for performing their assigned duties.
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