The Review brings together official statistics, expert analysis, and applied case studies to offer a grounded assessment of Kazakhstan's development across seven policy areas.
This volume covers:
The Review is intended as a reference for analysts, policymakers, researchers, and practitioners seeking an evidence-based perspective on Kazakhstan's economic and social policy landscape.
The full publication is available here: LINK
This volume covers:
- The agro-industrial sector and the structural barriers to becoming a major food exporter.
- Export diversification beyond hydrocarbons, including the role of technology-driven competitiveness.
- Administrative reform and whether the creation of new regions has brought governance closer to citizens.
- Healthcare access, with a focus on digitalisation and the social health insurance system.
- The energy transition: reconciling a coal-dependent present with decarbonisation goals without compromising energy security.
- Small and medium business development and the persistent gap between micro-enterprises and medium-sized firms.
- Household income dynamics: who benefits from growth, and why inflation continues to erode wage gains.
The Review is intended as a reference for analysts, policymakers, researchers, and practitioners seeking an evidence-based perspective on Kazakhstan's economic and social policy landscape.
The full publication is available here: LINK