The Auyl Amanaty program, initiated on behalf of the President of the country, has gained wide popularity among the population. The purpose of the seminar is to summarize the interim results of the project aimed at increasing the incomes of rural residents, as well as to discuss plans for the future.
The seminar is attended by Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Tamara Duissenova, Vice Minister of Agriculture Yerbol Taszhurekov, deputy akims of regions, representatives of social entrepreneurial corporations and entrepreneurs.
Within the framework of Auyl Amanaty, 16 thousand micro-loans were issued and more than 17 thousand new jobs were created.
In order to improve the program, together with the AMANAT party, work was carried out to clarify the specialization of each region, district and village, introduce an information system for accepting applications, and determine the need to concentrate other types of state support in rural areas.
The akims of the regions are faced with the task not only to distribute loans, but also to accompany each project to its full completion and success.
Special attention will be paid to the establishment of sales channels for products produced by microcredit recipients. Among the successful ones in this regard are the West Kazakhstan, East Kazakhstan, Karaganda and Mangystau regions, where memoranda with large enterprises have been concluded. This made it possible to provide support to local producers and create conditions for the sale of agricultural products.
"Next year, the Ministry of Agriculture will allocate 50 billion tenge, in 2026 the same amount will be provided. These funds will be allocated to the regions, taking into account the fulfillment of clear requirements: projects must have a specific scheme for the production and marketing of products, the issuance/return and monitoring of microcredits is provided through the digital platform of the Ministry of Agriculture. At the same time, in 2025, the right was granted to use 20% of the allocated funds for leasing agricultural machinery, 20% for processing agricultural products and 60% for other areas," Tamara Duisenova said.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/moa/press/news/details/902369