How can we better manage flood risks in Kazakhstan? We tried to help solve this problem by installing an early warning system in Aktobe dam
Deutsche Post DHL Group and UNDP conduct a five-day disaster preparedness training and assessment program at Almaty International Airport
When I was a child and then a teenager Kazakhstan was transiting from a centrally planned economy to a free market.
The United Nations exhibition, located in the International Plaza Pavilion, received an honorary mention by the BIE for good work.
Over the past few months, I’ve witnessed as women in Kazakhstan break their silence on sexual violence.
October 31 - November 3, 2017, Almaty – the first UNV Central Asia Regional Training “Leveraging Volunteerism in Sustainable Development”which was organized by the UN Volunteers Programme was held in Kazakhstan.
This year’s theme for the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, “Answering the Call to End Poverty: A path toward peaceful and inclusive societies”, celebrates the 25 year anniversary of the creation of this international day and the idea behind it: that hunger, lack of education, and violence are not inevitable.
Can the Aral Sea make a comeback?
Known as one of the worst environmental disasters of our time, the shrinkage has brought severe unemployment and economic hardship for the locals, not to mention health issues sourcing from fertilisers and chemicals drying up in the air.
20 years after UNDP's first intervention in the region, hope begins to blossom. In the recent years, we were able to fill up Small Aral 1.5 times faster than planned (within 4 years instead of 7).
National Human Development Report 2016
The choice of a theme for this report has been determined by the country’s immediate challenge: reducing regional disparities and achieving a balanced regional development. The diverse natural conditions, inherited social, economic and spatial structures and the dynamics of development over the last few decades have led to disparities in economic and infrastructure development, employment, incomes and quality of life among the regions of Kazakhstan.
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About Kazakhstan
17.9 millions
Population
4.9%
Unemployment rate
$8,710
GNI per capita
0.794
Human Dev. Index