At the site of the Central Communications Service, the Chairman of the Board of JSC «Kazakhstan Center for Public-Private Partnership» Aslan Kaligazin spoke about the implemented PPP projects. In particular, over the entire period of application of this mechanism, more than 1200 contracts have been signed for a total of 3,4 trillion tenge.

According to the speaker, most contracts were concluded in the field of education, healthcare, energy and housing and communal services. These industries account for about 90%. At the same time, in value terms, about 33% falls on the transport and infrastructure sector, since this is where the most capital-intensive projects are, such as highways and airports.

«As for the statistics of PPP projects for the past year, 54 contracts were concluded, more than half of which are projects to modernize school canteens in the Atyrau and Turkestan regions. The largest of them are two projects in the Almaty region for the construction and operation of sewage treatment facilities in the city of Konayev, the implementation and operation of a road and public safety system, as well as two projects for the construction and operation of two schools for 4 thousand students in the city of Atyrau. Other projects include landscaping, construction of student dormitories and 7 PPP projects in the field of sports for the organization and operation of sports complexes, sports clubs, and youth sports schools», – said Aslan Kaligazin.

Given the scale of financing and the need for effective management, special attention is paid to monitoring and evaluating activities at the regional level. Therefore, as the speaker noted, a rating of the implementation of PPP projects is being introduced for the regions. Such an innovation is necessary to increase the share of projects paid for by extra-budgetary sources of financing and consumer fees, and to establish the monitoring process by akimats. Currently, the methodology for calculating the rating is at the development stage.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/972993?lang=kk