Almaty region provides 383 types of public services

Almaty region provides 383 types of public services
To date, the register of public services consists of 694 services, of which 608 services are electronic. In Almaty region, service providers provide 383 types of public services, including 333 services electronically.
 
"For the first half of this year the state authorities of the region received 3 860 250 public services. In addition, 28,206 services were provided in the city of Taldykorgan, 367 of them in paper form, 19,386 in electronic form, and 6,388 services were provided through the PSC," said Zhenis Andabekov, head of the Department of public services of the Department of the Agency for civil service Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Almaty region.
 
It should be noted that in the First half of this year to improve the quality of public services, as well as to receive public services, 1,875 events were held in electronic format, covering 400,525 citizens.
 
it Is important to emphasize that 2,111 self-service corners were created in the region, 251 self-service corners are located in the buildings of rural akimats. In the First half of this year, 185,209 public services were provided through self-service corners. Also, in the city of Taldykorgan, 49 corners were created, through which 16,528 services were provided to citizens.
 
In addition, 12 service akimats were opened in the region to create comfortable conditions for service recipients. By the end of this year, it is planned to open 8 more service akimats. According To the results of the first half of this year, 30,014 public services were provided through "Service akimats", of which 13,036 services were provided through "Open Taldyqorgan".
 
also, within the framework of the "Egov Zharshysy" project, more than 400 volunteers on a permanent basis conduct explanatory actions for residents of the region to receive public services.
 
The Department initiated the project" QYZMET LIVE", the Instagram page "E-GOV zhetysu".
 
Facebook instagram and other social networks allow citizens to get advice on the procedure for providing public services through the E-Government portal.