One Stop Shop determines the technology of providing many government and commercial services to citizens and organizations in one place, starting from filing applications to obtaining decision results from executive or other bodies. Important element of this technology is minimization of the quantity of documents, an applicant need to provide to government bodies for decision making purposes. This can be achieved through building developed infrastructure of effective inter-agency cooperation.

Via One Stop Shop technology an applicant does not interfere into the process of inter-agency information exchange, and stops acting as a delivery person submitting information about himself from agency to agency. An applicant submits only one time minimum set of documents in one place, in a single form, into one office, one specialist, and afterwards, the office independently undertakes all procedures of agreements and authorizations. One Stop Shop technologies is widely used due to application of up-to-date ICT into government administration.

Currently, the Chamber in conjunction with UNDP "Business Forum of Uzbekistan (Phase 2)" Project is developing a concept on establishing One Stop Shops in Uzbekistan. In this regards, in October 2012 a Work Group has been established involving representatives of key ministries, government agencies and private sector to develop a project of One Stop Shop Concept, which will be presented for consideration of the Government of Uzbekistan.

"There are a lot of advantages of introducing the principles of One Stop Shops, - tells Bakhodir Bekov, the expert of the Project, - OSS promote increase of quality and accessibility of provided services, simplification of procedures, decrease of administrative barriers and time-frames, liquidation of broking services, raising awareness of citizens and organizations about procedures and terms of obtaining services, etc.".

Over 50 representatives of the Round Table discussed the Concept of establishing One Stop Shops in Uzbekistan, opportunities of introducing state roster of juridical and individual entities, as well as opportunities of introducing online ICT technologies.