Some Uzbekistanis are being compensated for paying for private kindergartens

In Uzbekistan, a procedure has been approved under which the state will compensate part of the fee for private kindergartens for children from low-income families, according to a government decree.

According to the information, families included in the “Register of Low-Income Families” will be able to receive parental payment compensation. It is noted that the list of children entitled to such compensation will be automatically formed through the information system.

To implement this measure, the authorities will allocate 40% of the parental fee established for general-type state kindergartens with a 9-hour work schedule in the relevant region to family non-state kindergartens. At the same time, compensation will be allocated based on the actual number of children from the specified categories attending family kindergartens, but not more than 15% of the places.

Earlier, it was reported that in Uzbekistan, up to 80% of expenses for children’s clubs will be covered by the state. The option will be available for low-income families.