Index
In the case of Uzbekistan, the foundation of women’s safety, as measured through the baseline dimensions (Equity, Protection, Resources) of the Women’s Safety Index (WSI), increased 18 index points, from 52 in 1995 to 70 in 2024.
Compared globally, Uzbekistan’s baseline safety index value falls within the mid-quartiles of countries assessed.
In the case of Uzbekistan, the foundation of women’s safety, as measured through the baseline dimensions (Equity, Protection, Resources) of the Women’s Safety Index (WSI), increased 18 index points, from 52 in 1995 to 70 in 2024.
The Equity dimension has increased over time, suggesting steady improvement in institutions and structures that support women’s safety.
Uzbekistan is primarily impacted by conflict, characterised by its recurrent impacts on women’s safety and service accessibility. Major shock events consisted on conflict in 2000 (affecting 23% of the population) and a flood in 2020 (affecting 0.2% of the population).
See below to compare Uzbekistan against other countries in the region of Europe & Central Asia.