Mobile State: digital instruments for implementing social policy in the Kyrgyz Republic.

This article examines the process of digitalization in the Kyrgyz Republic as a key factor in the transformation of public administration and social policy. The main directions of digital changes are analyzed, including healthcare, education, social protection, and labor relations. Special attention is paid to the functionality of the mobile application Tunduk and the role of digital documents in the daily lives of citizens. Statistical data are presented to illustrate the level of population engagement with digital public services. Key international partners providing technical and financial support for the implementation of digital projects are highlighted. The article also outlines the main challenges of digital transformation, such as the digital divide, cybersecurity issues, and public trust in technology. Finally, recommendations are proposed for the further development of inclusive, accessible, and sustainable digital social policy in the Kyrgyz Republic.