"Jetysu Adaldyk Alany"

Since the beginning of 2018, the project office "Zhetisu-adaldyk alagy" has been successfully implemented on the territory of the Almaty region, the main goal of which is to eradicate everyday corruption and create comfortable conditions for citizens. Along with this, one of the important directions of the project office is the elimination of all kinds of barriers between government officials and the people.
Within the framework of this direction, at the site of the project office "Zhetisu-adaldyk alagy" from the moment of its implementation on an ongoing basis, the akim of the Almaty region, his deputies, as well as heads of law enforcement, local executive and central state bodies, hold receptions of citizens, within which legal advice is given , as well as resolving issues and problems that citizens have addressed.
However, with the introduction of a state of emergency in the country, the Akimat of the Almaty region switched to a remote work format. All initiatives, including receptions of citizens, organized by the project office "Zhetisu-adaldyk alagy" began to be held at the site of the new anti-corruption service center of the Almaty region ANTIKOR ORTALYGY.
The project office "Zhetisu-adaldyk alagy" began to conduct online receptions of citizens, legal consultations within the framework of the project "ANTIKOR.LIVE", "Adal kumek". Well-known lawyers, specialists in various fields, as well as the first heads of local executive bodies are invited to live broadcasts every day. Through the live broadcast, the invited guests answer citizens' questions, provide legal advice and inform citizens about the ongoing work in their area.
Each time after new live broadcasts are released on social networks, this innovation receives a positive response among Internet users, including high activity among citizens.
As noted, Internet users such innovations testify to the openness, transparency and accessibility of state bodies and, of course, allow them to get answers and legal advice without leaving their homes.