LITERACY RATE
100
%
28 million people in Uzbekistan could access God's Word tomorrow.
Potential Access Snapshot
Data is gathered from ProgressBible and Joshua Project and excludes major languages like English, Spanish, Mandarin, etc. New Testament translation data excludes translations with a Full Bible.
FULL BIBLES
2
Languages Available
28.8
M
Potential Readers
NEW TESTAMENT
0
Languages Available
0.0
Potential Readers
JESUS FILM
2
Languages Available
28.8
M
Potential Viewers
AUDIO BIBLE
2
Languages Available
28.8
M
Potential Listeners
Uzbekistan has few completed translations for languages located in mostly major cities.
BIBLE PUBLISHERS
British & Foreign Bible Society
Institute for Bible Translation
Institute For Bible Translation Stockholm
Institute for Bible Translation Russia
The Jesus Film Project
United Bible Societies
YouVersion
Men
100
%
Women
100
%
Children
100
%
LITERACY RATE
Data is not available for this region
COMMUNICATION
Data is gathered from Data WorldBank and Data Reportal.
Internet Access
77
%
Cell Phone
100
%
Social Media
15
%
RELIGIOUS SENSITIVITY
Data is gathered from CIA World Factbook.
Uzbekistan protects freedom of religion and believes in the separation of government and religion. Uzbekistan actively and violently suppresses extremist and terrorist activity. Religious minorities also experience great pressure and harassment from Muslims. Much of the religious turmoil of the country can be credited to the lack of law reforms that align with internationally recognized best practices.
Travel through Uzbekistan takes place by trains, planes, cars, and subways. Trains connect larger cities but is sometimes slower than traveling by car depending on how quickly you need to travel. Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is the only city that has a subway system which is convenient for morning and evening travel when the roads have traffic.
