The non-governmental Ijtimoiy Fikr Public Opinion Research Centre operates independently.

In accordance with formula 3 of American Association for Public Opinion Research (AAPOR), the success rate of the survey is 33.5%.

In 1997, the National Human Rights Centre, together with the Ijtimoiy Fikr Public Opinion Research Centre, began to publish the newspaper Obshchestvennoe Mnenie.

1965-1967 Researcher (public opinion polls) INFAS, Bonn, Germany

Specialized institutions, such as women's committees, the National Human Rights Centre, the Public Opinion Research Centre and certain non-governmental human rights organizations offer permanent advisory services for women, and hold seminars and round tables on women's rights.

In 1997, a Public Opinion Research Centre (CBOS) poll drawing on a sample of married and divorced women showed that financial problems (more than 52%) and unemployment (14%) were the most frequent causes of fights among married couples and partners.

While recognising that public opinion is diverse, this research attempts to identify points of agreement.

These include identification of new country-focused measures of development such as vulnerability and deprivation indices, use of subnational human development reports to stimulate action in several programme countries, use of public opinion research to inform the development and political debate at the national level, and the creation of development funds as well as the exploration of private-sector financing options to expand the resource base of local governments.

Several non-governmental organizations (NGOs) involved in child welfare issues directly participated in the drafting of the national report and provided information for it: the Children's Fund, the Uzbek Children's Social Integration Centre, the international non-governmental charitable fund Soglom Avlod Uchun (“Healthy Generation”), the Sen Yolgiz Emassan (“You are not alone”) fund, the Kamolot youth movement, the Ecosan organization, the Makhallya fund, the Women's Committee, the Public Opinion Research Centre, the Red Crescent Society and others.

It includes State institutions - the Office of the Ombudsman (Human Rights Commissioner of the Oliy Majlis), the National Human Rights Centre and the Oliy Majlis's Institute for Monitoring Current Legislation; non-governmental organizations (NGOs) - the Public Opinion Research Centre; professional organizations - lawyers' and judges' associations; and a number of non-governmental human rights organizations - the Committee for the Protection of the Rights of the Individual, the Legal Aid Society, the Independent Human Rights Organization of Uzbekistan, the Human Rights Society and so on.