There are 918 pieces of equipment in Almaty for the winter period to service the city, 1,400 road workers can be involved in clearing roads and sidewalks. This was reported by the Department for the Development of the municipal infrastructure of the metropolis.Currently, sanitary cleaning is carried out from 2,318 streets with a total length of over 2.7 thousand km.The daily output of street cleaning equipment during the daytime is about 600 units and 800 road workers, 220 units of equipment and up to 250 road workers during the night shift.Ten contractors completed preparatory work during the winter period of production bases, special equipment, rest rooms for drivers and road workers, purchase of deicing and fuel and lubricants, spare parts, trench tools, winter workwear, re-equipment of all-season equipment with the installation of a winter set of equipment, as well as coordination of locations of snow dumps.Deicing materials have been prepared.22 specialized vehicles were purchased to improve the quality and efficiency of work, as well as to update the fleet of the Almaty Tazalyk State Enterprise. Another 10 units will be purchased by the end of the year.In case of heavy snowfall, the city's construction organizations will additionally provide up to 150 dump trucks and loaders, as well as up to 1,000 workers.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/873952

The Almaty City Development Center, with the assistance of KAZGAS and the Almatygenplan Research Institute, announces the start of the DESIGN REVIEW 2024 competition for aspiring architects and designers, which will last from October 30 to November 30, 2024.Participation in the competition is a unique opportunity to create an inclusive environment in Soviet–era and post-Soviet homes that do not have elevators going to the upper floors, which is a difficulty for many residents, including people with special needs. The aim of the competition is the reconstruction of such houses to improve the quality of life and create a more comfortable and modern urban space that takes into account the needs of all residents, including people with limited mobility.To participate in the competition, you must register before November 6 this year inclusive.In the period from November 7 to 15, for registered participants of DESIGN REVIEW 2024, specialists of the Research Institute "Almatygenplan" and KAZGAS, as well as attracted experts in the field of architecture, will conduct master classes on research methods and spatial analysis (participants will study methods of urban space research and identification of problems, which will allow forming accurate and effective design solutions); formation of design solutions (development of participants' skills in creating design projects and testing them in real conditions); methods of architectural presentation (participants will learn how to create presentations of their projects, including storytelling and creative concept presentation methods).The contest entries must be submitted by November 28 inclusive. Among the mandatory requirements are the justification and analysis of the selected object, the availability of a spatial planning solution, drawings and visualizations, etc. The full list of conditions is in the Competition Regulations on the website of the Almaty City Development Center.In the period from November 29 to November 30, participants will present their competitive works to a commission consisting of specialists from the Research Institute "Almatygenplan", KAZGAS and attracted architects, urbanists. According to the results of the performances, three winners will be determined who will receive cash prizes: 1st place – 300 thousand tenge, 2nd place – 200 thousand tenge, 3rd place – 100 thousand tenge."The main idea of the competition is to ensure the principle of equal, unhindered access for people with special needs through the development of interesting initiatives and solutions. The best competitive works of the participants will be offered to social services and the business community in the future so that they do not remain a private practice, but are taken into account in the regulations that regulate the system of social assistance and support for citizens with special needs," said Zhanar Gabdullina, Deputy Chairman of the Board of the Almaty City Development Center JSC. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/873957

During the latest meeting, current member Darment Sadvakassov was elected as the Chair of the Public Council of the Ministry of National Economy. Almas Chukin, who previously held this position, resigned from his duties on September 6, 2024. The new composition of the council consists of 15 members.Additionally, the meeting addressed issues related to enhancing the methodological framework of the privatization process and the progress of the "Tariff in Exchange for Investments" program.Zhadira Temirbaeva, the Director of the Department of State Asset Management Policy at the Ministry of National Economy, highlighted that a significant challenge in state asset management is improving the methodological framework for the privatization process."The state should not compete with the private sector; in light of this, conceptual approaches for the state's involvement in entrepreneurial activities have been established within the framework of economic liberalization. Additionally, a National Privatization Office has been created, tasked with compiling a list of state assets slated for privatization," she stated.The Deputy Chair of the Committee for Regulation of Natural Monopolies at the Ministry of National Economy, Miras Zeripbayev, elaborated on the progress of the "Tariff in Exchange for Investments" program, which has been implemented since 2023 by the Ministry of National Economy in collaboration with sectoral government agencies and Akim`s offices."The program aims to revitalize communal infrastructure by incentivizing new investments in the sector. The implementation of the new tariff policy will continue until 2029. "We are taking all necessary measures to prevent a sharp increase in tariffs for end consumers," emphasized Zeripbayev.In 2023, 267 billion tenge in investments were attracted, 5,800 kilometers of engineering networks were repaired, and the wear of the networks was reduced by 3.2%. For 2024, it is anticipated that approximately 336.3 billion tenge will be attracted for the modernization of 6.5 kilometers of engineering networks, which will further reduce the wear level by an additional 3%.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/861631

In accordance with the Rules for compensating property losses incurred by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as a result of the 2024 flooding, local executive bodies are actively engaged in receiving and reviewing applications from SMEs seeking reimbursement for the damages sustained.To compensate for entrepreneurs' property losses, the Government has allocated 12.1 billion tenge from itsAs of October 1, 2024, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have submitted 764 applications totaling 15 billion tenge. Positive decisions have been made on 630 applications totaling approximately 12 billion tenge, with payments fully disbursed for 615 applications (80.4% of the total number of applications) amounting to over 10.1 billion tenge.Decisions to deny compensation payments have been made for 30 applications. For the remaining affected entities, assessment and estimation work is ongoing. Once completed, the applications will be submitted for review by the Regional Commissions.The highest number of applications was received from Atyrau Region (423 applications) and North Kazakhstan Region (107 applications). 87 applications were received from West Kazakhstan Region, 68 from Kostanay Region, 51 from Aktobe Region, and 28 from Akmolinsk Region.It is important to note that, according to the Rules, the following items are eligible for reimbursement: the value of lost property (including buildings, structures, and equipment), the value of inventory and materials, and the costs associated with restoration work for damaged buildings and structures.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/861847

The Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan persists in convening discussions with businesses across the regions to examine the stipulations of the new Tax Code. This time, a delegation from Astana, led by the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Madi Takiyev, visited Atyrau Region. The region was chosen deliberately. In 2023, Atyrau Region accounted for 24% of the total industrial output of the country. Furthermore, the region holds a leading position in the national ranking for attracting investments.The taxation of the oil sector was deliberated in Atyrau during a meeting with representatives from both international and domestic oil companies, along with entrepreneurs from Atyrau, Aktobe, Mangystau, West Kazakhstan, and Kyzylorda regions. The Minister of Finance of Kazakhstan, Madi Takiyev, the Vice Minister of National Economy, Azamat Amrin, and the Deputy Chairman of the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan, Zhanibek Nurzhanov, elaborated on the innovations of the Tax Code, which is currently under consideration by the Mazhilis of the Parliament of Kazakhstan. The meeting was attended by Marat Murziyev, the Deputy Akim of Atyrau Region."The oil industry has historically served as a fundamental catalyst for our nation's economic landscape, continuously providing a significant proportion of fiscal revenues to the state budget. Our objective is to establish a taxation system that accommodates the interests of all stakeholders: the state, the business community, and society as a whole. "We face the challenges of developing an effective and equitable tax system that will foster sustainable industry growth, stimulate investments, and facilitate the implementation of innovative technologies," emphasized Minister of Finance Madi Takiyev in his address.He underscored that the proposed new Tax Code will streamline the number of taxes and other mandatory contributions to the budget. It is anticipated that payments lacking significant fiscal returns will be eliminated, and certain payments will be consolidated. As part of comprehensive measures, a precise delineation of the concept of tax incentives is proposed.The Vice Minister of National Economy, Azamat Amrin, conveyed that, in addition to fostering investment in new production facilities, the draft Tax Code also aims to sustain extraction operations in aging and depleting fields."Considering that the oil and gas and mining sectors constitute a significant portion of budget revenues, the new measures will facilitate stable revenue streams for the budget while also preserving jobs. "This is crucial for the development of regions with existing operations or the potential for exploring new fields," stated the Deputy Minister.The Deputy Chairman of the Committee for State Revenue of the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan, Zhanibek Nurzhanov, stated that the new Tax Code proposes the elimination of scheduled inspections. The scheduling of such events will be determined based on an analysis of the taxpayer's activities. Furthermore, inspections will be transitioned to an electronic format."The strategic significance of digitizing tax administration was emphasized in the Address of the Head of State to the people of Kazakhstan. Therefore, to mitigate corruption risks and ensure transparency, the Ministry of Finance is accelerating the transition of tax-related processes to an electronic format," concluded Madi Takiyev.As a result of the meeting, the parties reached a consensus that a constructive dialogue would facilitate the establishment of effective approaches to taxation and administration within the oil and gas sector in the draft of the new Tax Code.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/863238

During the event, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy Nurlan Baibazarov informed about the Government's efforts to ensure gender equality in the country.As noted by N. Baibazarov, the empowerment of women and the promotion of gender equality positively impact economic growth and societal development as a whole."In 2024, the proportion of women in small and medium-sized businesses reached 50.4%, while in public service, it accounted for 56%. Measures are being implemented to gradually increase the proportion of women to 30% in the governing bodies of state-owned companies," emphasized the Deputy Prime Minister.Furthermore, he stated that comprehensive measures are being implemented to safeguard the labor rights of women. The Labor Code encompasses a comprehensive set of legal provisions aimed at ensuring gender equality in the equality of employment.The government is implementing extensive support measures essential for business development, including initiatives specifically targeting women's entrepreneurship. During the period from 2021 to 2023, a total of 33,000 projects were supported through the subsidization of interest rates for women, while 23,000 projects received credit guarantees.In addition, the institution of social entrepreneurship is undergoing significant development in Kazakhstan. Monitoring indicates that approximately 80% of social enterprises are led by women."The protection of rights and the safeguarding of the legitimate interests of families with children constitute a fundamental focus of our country's government policy. "To date, a national support model has been established in the form of allowances and benefits," concluded Baibazarov.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/864833

During the Government session, the outcomes of Kazakhstan's socio-economic development for the period from January to September of the current year were comprehensively analyzed.The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy, Nurlan Baibazarov, reported that during the reporting period, the economic growth reached 4%. The positive dynamics in the real sector amounted to 5%, while the services sector recorded a growth of 3.8%.Among the sectors, the most significant growth is exhibited by agriculture and construction. The transportation services sector experienced an increase of 8%, while communications rose by 6.4%, trade by 6.3%, and manufacturing by 4.8%.Growth rate of investments in fixed assets reached 0,6%. Investments increased in communications by 81.7%, education by 79.3%, transportation by 31.1%, manufacturing by 6.3%, and health care by 4.8%.From January to August, the external trade turnover of the republic amounted to $91.7 billion. Exports reached $53.5 billion, including processed goods worth $17.8 billion, while imports totaled $38.1 billion. Overall, Kazakhstan's positive trade balance stands at $15.4 billion.The manufacturing industry maintains a positive growth rate. Production volume increased by 4.8%, with the mining industry experiencing a growth of 1.2%.From January to September of the current year, 12.4 million square meters of housing were commissioned, reflecting a 6.2% increase compared to the same period last year.Agriculture has entered an active growth phase. Due to accelerated harvesting of grain crops, the industry's output has increased by 11.4%. In crop production, growth reached 17.8%According to N. Baibazarov, to ensure economic growth, central and local executive authorities must focus on the following measures:1. Ensure the effective utilization of investment budgets with stringent oversight of expenditure amounts;2. Ensure the achievement of the planned oil production volumes by the end of the year;3. Samruk-Kazyna Holding to ensure that the group of companies increases the purchase of products from domestic producers;4. Complete the collection of grain in full, Kazakhstan Temir Zholy JSC and interested government agencies to ensure uninterrupted transportation and sale of grain, including for export.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/864933

The event, chaired by Erik Dzhambulov, Director of the Department of Entrepreneurship Development Policy of the Ministry of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, was attended by representatives from the private sector, trade unions, civil society, and governmental bodies.As Erik Dzhambulov emphasized, issues pertaining to the protection of human rights in business activities are not merely formalities but rather a genuine necessity of our time. Kazakhstan, as an active participant in global processes and international initiatives, has undertaken several significant measures in this regard.“We commit ourselves to adhering to international standards, including the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. “These principles provide a framework for business operations to not only yield economic advantages but also foster the development of a just, secure, and inclusive society,” he further stated.Participants deliberated on the principal challenges regarding human rights that Kazakhstan enterprises encounter, as well as issues related to the interaction between the state and business, and the integration of human rights standards into corporate processes and procedures.The Working Group will persist in its endeavors, with the subsequent session slated for November of this year, during which sectoral and thematic deliberations will take place.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/865764

The 13th meeting of the Ministers of Economy and Trade from the member states of the Turkic States Organization took place in Bishkek. The meeting was attended by Kazakhstan's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy, Nurlan Baibazarov, along with delegations from Azerbaijan, Turkey, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Hungary.The primary agenda of the meeting centered around fortifying collaborative efforts and advancing economic development among the member states of the Organization of Turkic States. The Vice Prime Minister emphasized that Kazakhstan places significant importance on the advancement of Turkic integration and consistently welcomes initiatives and constructive proposals from fraternal states. "The Turkic Investment Fund established within the framework of the Turkic States Organization (TSO) reflects our collective ambition to enhance economic and investment cooperation, implement joint investment projects, and attract capital, technologies, and talent for the dynamic growth and prosperity of our nations," stated Nurlan Baibazarov in his address.All ministers from the TSO member states endorsed Kazakhstan's initiatives to establish a Council on Green Finance and a Council of Central (National) Banks of the member states.The subsequent gathering of the ministers of economy and trade is scheduled to occur in Turkestan, where the inauguration of the "TURAN" special economic zone is anticipated—yet another initiative from Kazakhstan that has garnered unanimous support from all member states of the TSO.For reference: The Cooperation Council of Turkic-Speaking States was established on October 3, 2009. In 2021, the Council was transformed into the Turkic States Organization.As of the end of August 2024, the indicators of mutual trade between Kazakhstan and the countries of the Organization amounted to $7.2 billion.In 2024, the Turkic Investment Fund was established within the framework of the Organization of Turkic States, marking the first joint financial institution aimed at fostering economic integration among Turkic nations. Turkic integration encompasses a wide array of cooperation, ranging from transit and transport issues to economics, ecology, science, education, arts, tourism, sports, and extending to humanitarian block.The organization currently consists of 5 member States and 2 observer States. Member States: Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Uzbekistan. Observer States: Hungary, Turkmenistan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/867935

Today, the ceremonial opening of the annual national exhibition for the "One Village – One Product" (OVOP) initiative was held at the Kazmedia Center, featuring participation from over 40 producers. The exhibition will last for three days, from October 22 to October 24.The overarching aim of the project is to manufacture distinctive products derived from local resources, subsequently facilitating their promotion in both domestic and international markets.During the event, in his opening remarks, the Vice Minister of National Economy, Baurzhan Kudaybergenov, noted that the One Village – One Product (OVOP) initiative was launched in 2021 with the support of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and funding from international development institutions.The project commenced in a pilot mode in Zhambyl, West Kazakhstan, Kostanay, and Mangistau regions and is currently being implemented throughout the entire republic.Over the past two years, 1,300 producers have participated in the exhibitions, with 131 finalists selected. The majority of participants are women from rural areas engaged in the production of food and textile products, as well as health-related goods.Kudaybergenov further indicated that, commencing this year, to promote the advancement of produced goods, government grants of up to 5 million tenge will be exclusively allocated to social enterprises and project finalists.“I am confident that our collaborative efforts in implementing this project will continue to yield significant results and contribute to the prosperity of our regions,” the Vice Minister concluded.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/869721

At the meeting of the Government, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy Nurlan Baibazarov, the progress of implementing the State Decree concerning the liberalization of the Kazakhstan economy was reviewed. The meeting was attended by leaders of central governmental agencies, as well as representatives from the Samruk-Kazyna Fund. Out of the 36 initiatives outlined in the decree, 24 are slated for completion this year. Specifically, the Ministry of National Economy has instituted a moratorium on the establishment of entities within the quasi-state sector, revised the procedure for the composition of the boards of directors of the Samruk-Kazyna Fund, updated its Corporate Governance Code, and imposed a ban on the procurement of state financing from the National Fund on non-market conditions for quasi-state sector entities.The Agency for the Protection and Development of Competition has adopted a new format for the list of permitted activities for entities within the quasi-state sector. This initiative aims to facilitate the effective operation of commodity markets, foster competition, and incentivize businesses to grow and expand.Nurlan Baibazarov underscored the critical importance of strict adherence to all directives set forth in the Presidential Decree during the meeting. "The timely and effective implementation of liberalization measures will fundamentally reduce the share of the state sector in the economy, ensure the protection of free competition, and eliminate barriers to business development," emphasized the Deputy Prime Minister. Following the meeting, Nurlan Baibazarov instructed the relevant government agencies to ensure a comprehensive examination of the proposed measures.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/869847

Дорогие казахстанцы!От всей души поздравляем Вас с Днем Республики!Желаем процветания и развития нашей стране, а также счастья и благополучия каждой семье.С уважением, Министерство национальной экономики РКSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/871847

October 24, 2024, Astana. On the eve of the Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a large-scale tree planting campaign continues in the country within the framework of the republican project "Taza Kazakhstan", aimed at improving the environmental situation and greening cities and villages.Today, 1,000 seedlings of various tree species have been planted in the village of Zhibek Zholy, including Siberian apple tree, round-leaved irga and Virgin cherry. The seedlings were provided by the RSE at the Zhasyl Aimak Agricultural Complex, which actively supports the landscaping of other settlements throughout the country.The action was attended by representatives of local authorities, deputies, schoolchildren and residents of the village. Tree planting has become a symbol of unity and care for the native land, which is especially important on the eve of the national holiday. Tree planting events were also held in schools in the region to educate young people about respect for nature.Earlier, 3,600 trees were planted in Astana within the framework of Taza Kazakhstan.Also, in the area of the Botanical Garden of the city, it is planned to transfer more than 2,500 seedlings to government officials who will plant them in the adjacent territories and places of residence.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/871377

In accordance with the instruction of the Head of State, within the framework of the republican environmental campaign "Taza Kazakhstan", as well as on the eve of the upcoming national holiday "Republic Day", in order to support the idea of preserving and modernizing forests, greening the country, for the first time, the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan provided 2,500 pieces of apple and cherry seedlings to employees of central government agencies and irgi for landing in courtyards at the place of residence.We hope that this initiative will attract the attention of all citizens of the country not only to support the idea of greening settlements, but also to improve environmental knowledge.The preservation and reproduction of plantings in their native land is the duty of all Kazakhstanis.Landscaping work is underway actively. So, earlier on October 19 this year, within the framework of the Republican environmental campaign "Taza Kazakhstan" and on the eve of the Republic Day, deputies of the Parliament of the Senate and Mazhilis of the Republic of Kazakhstan, staff of the Parliament of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan took part in planting trees on the territory of "Gashyktar Sayabagi" in Astana.Then 500 trees were planted: 150 of them were apple, cherry, irga and 50 willow trees.Tree planting has previously taken place in educational institutions. In Astana, in 60 schools, 40 kindergartens and 8 comfortable schools, 25 pieces per school, 15 pieces for kindergartens and 50 seedlings for comfortable schools were planted.Today, 1,000 seedlings of various tree species have been planted in the village of Zhibek Zholy, including Siberian apple tree, round-leaved irga and Virgin cherry.Earlier, 3,600 trees were planted in Astana as part of the environmental campaign "Taza Kazakhstan".All seedlings were provided from the nursery of the RSE "Zhasyl Aimak".Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/871456

On October 23, 2024, a conference was held on the results of two important projects implemented by the Karaganda Regional Environmental Museum.For reference: The project "Civil society participation in mitigating the effects of climate change in the Karaganda region" is aimed at attracting the attention of local communities and activists to the problems of climate change and developing measures to reduce climate risks. The second project, "Implementation of measures to adapt to climate change in the Karaganda region", which made it possible to implement specific actions to adapt to climate change in the region.The conference was opened by Vice Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan Mansur Oshurbayev. In his speech, he noted that sustainable development and environmental protection require the efforts of all parties — the state, business, international organizations, civil society and academia.The conference brought together leading experts, representatives of non-governmental organizations, government agencies and international partners. Among the honored guests of the event were the Ambassador of the European Union to Kazakhstan, Her Excellency Mrs. Alyoska Simkic, and the Ambassador of the Czech Republic, His Excellency Mr. Pavol Shepelyak, who expressed their support for Kazakhstan's efforts in the field of climate policy and stressed the importance of international cooperation to achieve global goals. The project is implemented by the NGO "Arnica" (Czech Republic) and the NGO "Karaganda Regional Ecological Museum". Project implementation period: March 2022 ‒ October 2024.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/871587

On October 24, 2024, Vice Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan M.T. Oshurbayev met with the Special Representative of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran for the Caspian Sea A. Jahangiri.During the meeting, the parties noted the active cooperation between Kazakhstan and Iran in both bilateral and multilateral formats.Vice Minister M.Oshurbayev expressed gratitude to the Iranian side for supporting Kazakhstan's initiatives in the field of ecology within the framework of Kazakhstan's chairmanship in the SCO and CICA.The parties stressed the importance of intensifying discussions on the placement of the permanent Secretariat of the Tehran Convention and agreed to make every effort to resolve it as soon as possible.The issues of preventing the shallowing of the Caspian Sea and its pollution, as well as combating the death of Caspian seals, were also discussed.At the same time, regarding participation in the upcoming 29th session of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP29), M. Oshurbayev appealed to the Iranian side to support Kazakhstan's initiatives in the field of environmental protection and climate change, and also invited the Iranian side to participate in a side event on the topic "Realities of the Caspian Sea: sustainable development".Following the meeting, the Parties agreed to organize a bilateral meeting within the framework of SOR29 and expressed hope for further development of mutually beneficial and fruitful cooperation. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/871691

On October 24, 2024, a solemn meeting dedicated to the celebration of the Republic Day was held at the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Speaking, Ye.Nysanbayev called the Declaration of State Sovereignty a historical document that laid the foundation for our Independence, and became a symbol of the unity of our people, peace and harmony of a multinational country.Within the framework of the solemn meeting, Minister Ye.Nysanbayev congratulated the participants of the event and presented awards for achievements in professional activities in the field of ecology and natural resources.Zhenisbek Turganov, Robert Khamitovich Suerbayev, Zoya Kapyshovna Akhmetzhanova, Serik Biyakhmetovich Sairov were awarded the Order of "Kurmet" of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The medal of the Republic of Kazakhstan "Yeren enbegi ushin" was awarded to Zhasulan Kereyuly Bekmukhambetov, Asylkhan Dayyrovich Asylbekov, Konysbek Eskendirovich Bayedilov, Akmaral Arystanbekovna Nysanbekova, Temir Mambetovich Smagulov, Elena Anatolyevna Kim, Akalkyn Sapievna Kaldybayeva, Tatyana Artemovna Tyutyunikova, Zhakashev Auezkhan Abilkhanovich, Zhastilek Zhaskairatovich Zhansaulin.Muratkali Karimovich Khairullin and Aigerim Kuatkyzy Kuat were awarded letters of thanks from the Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The departmental medal "Enbek ardageri" was awarded to Tleuova Rosa Esmakhanovna. The badge "Ecology of salasyn uzdigi" was awarded to Maral Koishibekovna Nugumanova, Balzhan Askerbaevna Zhartybayeva, Danna Ramazankyzy Aldabergenova.Aliya Sultanbekovna Sartabayeva, Asiya Zhobanbievna Bekseitova, Kuat Khazievich Chumakaev were awarded certificates of honor from the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The gratitude of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan was awarded to Alimzhan Temirzhanovich Zhanbatyr.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/871714

Since 2018, the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan, together with the National Company Garysh Sapary, has been working to identify and eliminate unauthorized landfills in the country. This initiative is being implemented in close cooperation with law enforcement agencies and akimats, which is already leading to positive results.Over the past four years, there has been a downward trend in the number of identified unauthorized landfills. Thus, from 2020 to 2024, the number of identified landfills decreased by almost 2 times (2020 - 8884, 2024 - 4897).Of the 4,897 unauthorized landfills identified in 2024, 2,475 (51%) have been eliminated to date.Environmental departments are working to bring officials of local executive bodies to administrative responsibility for insufficient work on the elimination of unauthorized landfills.Thus, for the period from 2022 to 2024, 439 officials, including akims and their deputies, were brought to administrative responsibility for a total amount of 40.3 million tenge. Of which 93 officials in the amount of 5.1 million tenge were involved in 2024, as well as 15 cases are under consideration.To strengthen measures to combat unauthorized landfills, the Ministry has developed Action Plans, within which regular raids are carried out to curb violations.Work is underway to amend the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Administrative Offenses" (CAO). The amendments provide for an increase in fines for dumping garbage in unidentified places from 50 MCI (172.5 thousand tenge) to 200 MCI (690 thousand tenge), and for repeated violation the fine will be doubled.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/872179

On October 24, a meeting of the Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Ye.Nysanbayeva with the Coordinator of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mrs. Khurshid Alam.At the meeting, the Minister noted the current cooperation in the field of climate change and forecasting of natural disasters. The Kazakh side also informed about the development of a new Nationally Determined Contribution (ONUV), attraction of international financing and implementation of investment projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions. The importance of joint work on the eve of the 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP29) was emphasized.Following the meeting, the parties discussed prospects for cooperation in the field of forecasting and prevention of natural disasters and expressed readiness for further bilateral cooperation on these issues.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/872207

In accordance with the instructions of the Head of State, within the framework of the republican environmental campaign "Taza Kazakhstan", as well as in honor of the national holiday "Republic Day", in order to support the idea of preserving and modernizing forests, landscaping the country, employees of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan planted apple, cherry and irga seedlings in the courtyards at the place of residence.This initiative is aimed not only at supporting the idea of greening settlements, but also at improving environmental knowledge.The preservation and reproduction of plantings in their native land is the duty of all Kazakhstanis.All seedlings were provided from the nursery of the RSE "Zhasyl Aimak".Recall that on October 24 this year, the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan provided employees of central government agencies with 2500 pieces of apple, cherry and irga seedlings for planting in courtyards at the place of residence.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/872227