Tajikistan 22% open

QA review - the Laws of statistics does not mentioned use by other parties. http://stat.tj/en/agency/regulations/ therefore, I marked license as "unsure"

GDP, Unemployment, or Population figures only up to 2014.

Tables found here.

Tojikinfo has more data here but the platform has some problems.

Data online are available in .pdf, .doc, and .html formats - it is not machine readable.

In comparison to 2014 registry of procurement that contained mostly tenders on gasoline, tenders in 2015 contain also pharmaceutical goods. All available data is in HTML format. Although the portal contains disclaimer on copyrights belonging to the Agency, it does not specify in details the rights of users.

Though most of the legal and normative acts are available in this website on a timely manner and free of charge, files are not in machine-readable format. Format used in the website are .doc and archived (zip, rar).

We think it is public data. Although it is proceed that published information is public information, there is no clear statements about intellectual property rights attached to the government information. There is also no clear statement for the terms and conditions of reuse, e.g. for license.

In addition, there are available proprietary information systems like "Adliya" and "Pravo Consultant" in machine readable format in the market. It is expected that Adliya will be available online and free of charge in the future. However, it is the privilege of civil servants only.

Tajikistan is member to Open Budget Initiative. The first and last assessment was conducted in 2012, which found OBI as 17%. Though it is low in rank, it is encouraging that OBI-oriented actions have been taken in the level of the Ministry.

As ODRA interviewees believe the published information public data or information. However, there is no clear statement about intellectual property rights attached to the government information. There is also no clear statement for the terms and conditions of reuse, e.g. license.

At the same products relevant to emergency situations mapping are available for free in the website of State Committee on Land Management and Geodesy of the Republic of Tajikistan. http://goskomzem.tj/index.php/geoportal/karta

Ministry of Finance publishes quarterly reports on budget execution. Information is available in Tajik and Russian.

This is validated by IBP's Open Budget Survey which shows in year reports, but no year end report and only an internal audit report. So the data exists and is very likely digital but it may not be complete.

Data can be provided upon request. Though the legal regime provides norms for proactive disclosure of data, they are not always followed.

The quality of water is managed by different state agencies like the Standardization Agency, Sanitary Epidemic Station, and the Laboratory of the Department on Water quality under the local governments or municipalities.

no data seem to be existent

The website of the Central Election and Referenda of the Republic of Tajikistan - http://www.kmir.tj/en/ - does not contain the final result of the Parliamentary Election of 2015. The final report of the OSCE ODIHR reflects the outcome of the election. The official information was disseminated by the accredited local and international mass media.

Tajikistan has a "Legal register of taxpayers" online which can be searched and browsed (by submitting a blank search) and includes information on private entities and legal entities which pay tax. The data license is open according to the legislation on access to information - http://www.andoz.tj/

It includes entity names, tax numbers and registration dates, but is unarguably still a tax register and not a companies register. Therefore it is not possible to say with certainty whether Tajikistan has the data as detailed by the Index.

http://www.andoz.tj/index.php/nalogoplatelshchikam/elektronnye-uslugi/informatsiya-po-gosudarstvnnomu-reestru/reestr-yuridicheskikh-lits