Starting from August 1, a new procedure will be introduced in government institutions to widely promote a healthy lifestyle. According to the regulation, from now on every civil servant must regularly monitor their body mass index (BMI). This data will be recorded via a special electronic platform — hrm.argos.uz.
Under the new system, physical exercises will be mandatory at a set time during the working day. Sports corners, fitness areas, and running tracks will be established within the premises of state institutions. During training sessions, employees’ weight will be measured by instructors promoting sports, and the results will be stored in an electronic database.
In addition, major changes will take place in the organizations’ cafeterias. To ensure rational and proper nutrition, the sale of sweets, fatty foods, pastries, and carbonated drinks will be restricted. They will be replaced with vegetables, fruits, and healthy food products.
Moreover, according to the relevant decision, starting from January 1, 2026, all civil servants must undergo a full medical check-up at least once a year. This is aimed at strengthening preventive control and early detection of illnesses.
This reform is intended to improve the health of civil servants, increase work efficiency, and raise overall quality of life. The government also plans to gradually implement this initiative in the private sector.
Officials emphasize that these measures will not only improve the physical condition of employees but also boost overall labor productivity. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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