O‘ZBEKISTONDA HAYVONOT OLAMINING MILLIY MAʼLUMOTLAR BAZASINI SHAKLLANTIRISH
O‘ZBEKISTONDA HAYVONOT OLAMINING MILLIY MAʼLUMOTLAR BAZASINI SHAKLLANTIRISH
Abstract
This article examines the current issues of systematization and digitization of information on the fauna of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The scientific, technological, institutional and financial problems encountered in the formation of a national database are analyzed. Also, proposals and recommendations are given to solve existing problems.
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