STATE POLICY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT AT THE PRESENT STAGE

Authors

  • Shakhshina Ainur Kazbekovna first-year doctoral student of the educational program State and Local Government, Karaganda University of Kazpotrebsoyuz, Karaganda, Kazakhstan
  • Bugubayeva Roza Olzhabayevna Scientific supervisor, Candidate of Economics, Professor of Karaganda University of Kazpotrebsoyuz

Abstract

Kazakhstan, which is situated in Central Asia, has a lot of natural resources and a very interesting history. Not so long ago, Kazakhstan has been getting serious about investing in their people to keep the economy going strong and make life better for everyone. Here we are talking about human capital, which basically means how smart, healthy, and skilled the folks are. And let me tell you, that's super important for making sure the country does well and people are happy [1].

Kazakhstan's government running Kazakhstan have put in place some plans to make their people smarter, healthier, and more skilled. They're fixing up schools, making healthcare better, and creating more jobs. Kazakhstan wants to make sure its people are advanced, and can keep up with the rest of the world.

This article looks at how Kazakhstan is doing with its people - their education, health, and skills. We will check out what the government is doing, what they have accomplished, and what still needs to work on. The goal is to understand how Kazakhstan is working to make its people the best they can be.

Human capital is basically the stuff people have that helps them make money. It includes things like education, skills, health, and other qualities that make them good at their jobs. Having strong human capital is super important for a country's growth and well-being.

Published

2024-06-02

How to Cite

Shakhshina Ainur Kazbekovna, & Bugubayeva Roza Olzhabayevna. (2024). STATE POLICY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT AT THE PRESENT STAGE. European Research Materials, (6). Retrieved from https://ojs.scipub.de/index.php/ERM/article/view/3738

Issue

Section

Economic Sciences