Appendices

Annexes and reference material

Roadmap, glossary, recommended tools, and reading list.

Appendices

Annexes and reference material

Appendix 1. Summary roadmap

MonthPeriodKey activities
M-1April 2026Establish AI working group, literacy assessment, process mapping, technical audit.
M-2May 2026Build training programme, select AI champions, prepare technical specifications.
M-3June 2026Training of trainers, first pilot cohort, draft AI policy.
M-4July 2026Basic training wave 1, launch CoP, AI assistant pilot.
M-5August 2026Advanced management training and dashboard pilot.
M-6September 2026Knowledge base pilot, interim assessment, plan adjustment.
M-7October 2026Basic training wave 2 and knowledge base population.
M-8November 2026Auto-reporting pilot and KPI monitoring.
M-9December 2026Hackathon, policy approval, Phase II evaluation.
M-10January 2027Expert training and ministry-wide rollout of AI tools.
M-11February 2027Establish AI laboratory and expand to five regions.
M-12March 2027Annual report and start 2028+ strategy development.
M-13 to M-14April to May 2027Long-term strategy and international conference.
M-15 to M-16June to July 2027Update qualification requirements and roll out to 15+ organisations.
M-17August 2027Finalize knowledge base and prepare final report.
M-18September 2027Final KPI assessment, presentation, and next plan.

Appendix 2. Glossary of AI terms

TermDefinition
Artificial IntelligenceComputer systems performing tasks that usually require human intelligence.
Machine learningSystems that learn from data without explicit programming.
Large Language ModelsText-trained AI systems able to generate, analyse and translate text.
PromptA user instruction entered into an AI system.
Prompt engineeringDesigning prompts to get better outputs from AI systems.
Generative AIAI systems that create new content such as text, images or code.
Data analyticsWorking with data to support decisions.
Algorithmic biasSystematic errors that create unfair outcomes.
Digital twinA virtual copy of a real process or object for modelling.
Adaptive learningAI-supported learning that personalises pace and content.
Community of PracticeA regular knowledge-sharing group organised around a topic.
AI championA trained internal advocate and trainer for AI transformation.

Appendix 3. Recommended AI tools

ToolDeveloperFunctionalityUse in the ministry
ChatGPT / GPT-4OpenAIText generation, analysis, question answering, translation.Reports, analytical notes, translation.
Google GeminiGoogleMultimodal assistant.Data analysis, spreadsheets, information retrieval.
Microsoft CopilotMicrosoftAI inside Office 365.Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook automation.
Notion AINotionKnowledge management support.Knowledge base and project management.
Power BIMicrosoftAnalytics and visualisation.Education statistics dashboards.
TableauSalesforceVisual analytics.Interactive management reports.
DeepLDeepL SEMachine translation.Russian, Tajik and English translation workflows.
GammaGammaPresentation generation.Rapid deck creation.
Otter.aiOtterSpeech transcription.Meeting minutes and interview transcription.
Canva AICanvaAI-assisted design.Infographics and educational materials.

Appendix 4. Recommended reading

  1. 1. UNESCO. Artificial Intelligence in Education: Challenges and Opportunities. Paris, 2023.
  2. 2. UNESCO. Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence. Paris, 2021.
  3. 3. OECD. OECD Principles on AI. Paris, 2019.
  4. 4. World Bank. Digital Transformation in Public Administration. Washington, 2022.
  5. 5. McKinsey Global Institute. The Age of AI: And Our Human Future. 2023.