This year, within the framework of the Auyl Amanaty project, priority has been given to the development of animal husbandry and other types of business in the Mangystau region. 24 projects in animal husbandry are being funded, and 30 initiatives in other types of business have been supported. The implementation of the projects will reduce unemployment in the region and contribute to the creation of 50 additional jobs.
At the first stage of the project, residents of 12 villages of the district were selected. As a result, 193 recipients of social assistance and 1611 unemployed residents were identified.
In 2023, in order to increase the incomes of the residents of the district, loans were allocated for 23 projects. Of these, 19 projects have been funded in animal husbandry, 4 in crop production. As part of the livestock project, 342 heads of cattle were purchased, and a cooperative for growing garden products was established in the village of Zhyngyldy.
Through lending through the Caspian SEC, 12 projects have been implemented in the village of Shetpe, 6 in Zhyngyldy, and one project in the rural districts of Shayyr, Ondy, Aktobe, Zharmysh and Tuschykudyk.
In addition, within the framework of the Auyl Amanaty project, 10 projects have been proposed to increase the amount of camel milk. Since 40% of the region's camels are kept in the Mangystau region, additional benefits are being considered for entrepreneurs. 20,000 tons of milk are produced per year, and therefore it is planned to supply products to large dairies.
There are also 12 projects for the development of meat production and 2 projects for the production of chicken meat. All necessary support will be provided for the sale of manufactured products in the Aktau wholesale trade center.
It should be noted that the Auyl Amanaty project is aimed at reducing unemployment, developing small businesses and strengthening the economy of the district.

The press service of the akim of the Mangystau region

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mangystau/press/news/details/879768