In 2022, 8 competitions were announced to secure hunting grounds. 5 hunting farms were re-assigned, 1 hunting farm was not re-assigned due to non-fulfillment of contractual obligations.
27 reservoirs were included in the list of fishery reservoirs in the Akmola region, based on scientific recommendations.
6 reservoirs were excluded from the list of fishery reservoirs of the Akmola region, due to the unsuitability of fisheries.
The fee for the use of wildlife for 2022 amounted to 157,301.9 million tenge. 2,413 public services in the field of wildlife were provided. At the moment, there are 596 fishery reservoirs in the region, which are assigned by nature users. In December 2020, the fisheries development program for the Akmola region was approved. This program provides for the cultivation of marketable fish up to 10 thousand tons by 2030, and the Republican program for the development of fisheries has also been approved.
In the Akmola region in 2021, according to the plan of the fisheries development program 2021-2030, the volume of commercial fish farming amounted to 143, while the plan was 143 tons.
In 2022, the volume of cultivation, according to the plan of the fisheries development program 2021-2030, amounted to 953 tons, while the plan was 952 tons.