ELIMINATING CORRUPTION FACTORS AND ENHANCING TRANSPARENCY IN THE PROVISION OF PUBLIC SERVICES

This article explores the multidimensional issues of corruption in the delivery of public services and the strategies to enhance transparency. It provides a comprehensive theoretical overview of corruption factors, analyzes comparative international experiences, and examines ongoing reforms in Uzbekistan and other developing countries. The study employs a doctrinal and policy-oriented approach, highlighting legal, institutional, and technological measures to combat corruption. The article argues that digitalization, regulatory reforms, public oversight, and accountability mechanisms are critical to creating an efficient and transparent public service sector. Practical recommendations are provided to policymakers and scholars to improve anti-corruption strategies, with a focus on sustainable governance, human rights, and the rule of law.