On measures of state support for private entrepreneurship carried out in 2024 in the Abay district
For 9 months of 2024 through JSC Agrarian Credit Corporation:
As part of the agribusiness program:
- 69,920,000 tenge for 3 people from Karaulsky rural district,
- 102,460,000 tenge for 2 people of Kaskabulak rural district,
- 50,320,000 tenge per person of the Sarzhal rural district,
- 14,470,000 tenge for 2 people of Kokbay rural district,
- 8,640,000 tenge for 2 people of the Kundizdinsky rural district,
- 44,160,000 tenge for 5 people of Arkhat rural district.
A total of 15 people received loans totaling 289,970,000 tenge.
The agro-industrial complex program provides for the acquisition of fixed assets (including the modernization of capacities), livestock farming, crop production, processing enterprises and replenishment of working capital.
Organization of subsidized jobs:
- Community service is organized for the unemployed in government organizations and the private sector. The term of the contract must not exceed 12 months. As of 01.11.2024, 170 people were sent to work in government agencies and the private sector for community service.
- Under the Silver Age project, unemployed people of retirement age are sent to work at private enterprises and organizations. As part of supporting the private property sector, 31 people were sent to work for 36 months in 2024.
- 9 people were sent to work by subsidizing 35% of wages through an agreement to create social jobs for private entrepreneurs and farms.
- Young people under 35 years of age who have completed their training in their specialty within the last five years are sent to youth internships. This year, 23 young specialists were sent to work on various real estate projects.
- Graduates seeking employment for the first time, persons under 35, including unemployed youth, will be sent to their first job. This year, 9 people were sent to work for 18 months.
- The “Generation Contract” project: 1 person was sent to work for 6 months instead of a working employee who had reached retirement age.
- In order to implement new business ideas, 7 persons were provided with state non-repayable grants in the amount of 400 MCI. These are 3 working private entrepreneurs, 4 people after receiving the grant registered with the Department of Revenue as private entrepreneurs.