PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPMENT, KAZAKHSTAN, 2016-2020

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PARTNERSHIP FRAMEWORK FOR DEVELOPMENT, KAZAKHSTAN, 2016-2020
Outcome 1.2:
 
Div
er
sific
ation of the
 
ec
onomy pr
ovides
 
decent w
ork oppor
-
tunities f
or the un
-
der
employ
ed, y
outh
 
and 
socially 
vulner
a-
ble w
omen and men
ILO IOM UNCT
AD
UNDP UNE
CE
UNEP UNESCO UNHCR UNIDO UN W
omen
WHO
Indicator 1:
 
Number of SMEs sc
aled up and v
alue chains cr
ea
t-
ed in sele
ct
ed r
egions (K
yzylor
da, Mangy
st
au, and
 
Eas
t K
az
akhs
tan)
 
Baseline: 30 SMEs (2014)
Target: 
100 SMEs (2020)
Indicator 2:
 
Per
cent
age of y
outh aged 15-28 no
t in educ
ation,
 
employment or tr
aining (NEET)
Baseline: 8.8%  (2014)
Target
: 6% (2020)
The Commit
tee
 
on St
atis
tic
s holds
 
«s
ample survey
s 
of employment»
 
once 
ever
y 
quart
er
 
and they ar
e pub
-
lished quart
erly and
 
annually
.
SME de
velopment
 
will be sc
aled up
 
thr
oughout the
 
countr
y, acc
or
ding
 
to Nurly Zhol policy
 
implement
ation
Voc
ational educ
a-
tion services ma
y 
continue out of
 
alignment with
 
labour mark
et
 
demand
Akima
ts of sele
ct
-
ed r
egions will be
 
responsible f
or im
-
plementing the na
-
tional ‘Employment
 
Road Map 2020’
 
pr
ogr
amme
The MHSD is c
o-or
-
dina
ting Int
er-
Minis
terial Na
tional
 
Te
chnic
al T
eam
 
member
s 
Parliament (Majilis)
 
and Minis
tr
y of
 
Educ
ation and Science
200,000 (IL
O)
500,000 (IOM)
850,000 (UNCT
AD)
12,155,000
 
(UNDP)
50,000 (UNE
CE)
100,000 (UNEP)
700,000 (UNESCO)
963,000 (UNHCR)
8,736,749
 
(UNIDO)
1,300,000 (UN
 
W
omen)
300,000 (WHO)
Outcome 1.3:
 
Ecosystems and
 
natural resources
 
are protected and
 
sustainably used,
 
and human set
-
tlements are resil
-
ient to natural and
 
manmade disasters
 
and 
climate 
change
IOM
UNDP
UNDPI
UNE
CE
UNEP
UNESCO
Indicator 1:
 
Per
cent
age of set
tlements and cities tha
t ha
ve
 
implement
ed r
esilience-building me
asur
es as
 
per int
erna
tional r
ec
ommenda
tions (Sus
tainable
 
De
velopment Goals, and Sendai F
ramew
ork f
or
 
Dis
as
ter Risk R
eduction)
 
Baseline:
 
None
Target:
At le
as
t 20 set
tlements/cities ha
ve r
esilience-build
-
ing and sus
tainable urban/rur
al plans in place, in
-
cluding clima
te change adapt
ation pr
actices
Av
ailabilit
y of loc
al
 
de
velopment plans
 
appr
oved 
by 
lo
-
cal self-go
verning
 
bodies
Loc
al authorities
 
could 
be 
reluct
ant
 
to join ef
forts with
-
out adminis
tra
tive
 
support 
at 
na
tional
 
le
vel
Nurly Zhol and o
th
-
er 
public 
infr
as
truc
-
tur
e de
velopment
 
plans f
ocus ext
en
-
sively 
on 
de
velop
-
ment as a whole
 
without spe
cific a
t-
tention t
o sus
taina
-
bilit
y and r
esilience
 
Akima
ts in sele
ct
ed
 
regions will pr
ovide
 
adminis
tra
tive support
 
and guar
ant
ee acces
s 
to inf
orma
tion
 
Minis
try of Ec
onomy will
 
pr
ovide acces
s t
o na
tion
-
al da
tabases and help
 
liaise with loc
al akima
ts
CBOs will help mobilize
 
the mos
t active c
om
-
munities in urban and
 
rur
al ar
eas
Active priv
at
e c
ompa
-
nies ma
y help t
o pilo
t 
resilience- building  schemes
Akima
ts in sele
ct
ed 
regions 
will 
pr
ovide 
adminis
tra
tive support 
and 
guar
ant
ee 
acces
s 
to inf
orma
tion 
500,000 (IOM)
22,730,000
 
(UNDP)
500,000 (UNE
CE)
200,000 (UNEP)
300,000
 
(UNESCO)
270,000 (UNICEF)
530,966 (UNIDO)
75,000 (UNISDR)
5,000,000
 
(UNOPS)
900,000 (WHO)