The area of the region is 146.2 thousand sq. km.
Population as of November 1, 2023 – 788.3 thousand people, of which urban – 445.1 thousand people (56.5%).
The region consists of 17 districts, 3 regional cities and 8 district cities. National composition: Kazakhs - 56.2%, Russians - 26.7%, others - 17.1%.
In 2023, within the framework of the Unified Industrialization Map, 3 projects worth 26.1 billion tenge were implemented, 488 new jobs were created.
Of these, the largest project is “Increasing the production capacity of an existing poultry farm to 100 thousand tons of live weight per year with engineering infrastructure in the Bulandinsky district of the Akmola region” by Makinskaya Poultry Farm LLP, cost – 25.7 billion tenge, 455 jobs.
58.5 thousand units, which is 8.4% higher than in 2022.
For the implementation of the National Entrepreneurship Development Project for 2021-2025 in 2023 (as of
as of December 1, 2023) 10.5 billion tenge were allocated, incl. for subsidies - 8.1 billion tenge, guaranteeing loans - 979.3 million tenge, grant financing - 189 million tenge, provision of production infrastructure - 1.2 billion tenge.
The volume of construction work increased to 225.1 billion tenge or 100.3% of the 2022 figure. 588.1 thousand square meters of housing were commissioned (an increase of 3.5%).
The average monthly nominal wage for January-September 2023 amounted to 286.6 thousand tenge, which is 19.1% higher than the level of 2022.
The consumer price index amounted to 110.1%, including 109.5% for food products.
As of December 1, 2023, 553.8 billion tenge or 97.6% of the financing plan for the reporting period was disbursed.
The state budget received 564.5 billion tenge in taxes and other obligatory payments, or 96% of the forecast, including
to the republican budget - 400.1 billion tenge (91.1% of the forecast), local - 164.3 billion tenge (110.5% of the forecast).
Enrollment of children in preschool education aged
from 2 to 6 years – 92.3%.
In the field of education, the construction of 5 schools was completed in the villages: Zhibek Zholy of Arshalynsky (for 300 places), Otemis of Tselinograd district (for 120 places), the cities of Kosshy (for 1,200 places) and Kokshetau (for 392 places), extensions to a school in .Akkol, Akkol district. The construction of 2 schools is also being completed in the village of Zhana Zhol, Tselinograd region and the city of Kokshetau.
The construction of 7 schools continues: in Arshalynsky (Zhaltyrkol village), Birzhan sal (Bulandy village), Sandyktau (Petrovka village), Tselinograd (Shubary village) districts, the cities of Stepnogorsk (Bestobe village), Koshy and Kokshetau, as well as 5 kindergartens:
in the Tselinograd region (Karaotkel village), the cities of Kosshy and Kokshetau
(3 objects).
As part of the National Project “Comfortable School”, it is planned to begin the construction of 9 schools:
in the Tselinograd region there are 7 projects (in the villages: Karazhar, Karaotkel, Kabanbay Batyr, Koyandy, Akmol - 1 project each and the village of Talapker - 2 schools), the city of Kokshetau - 2 projects.
In the healthcare sector, it is planned to complete the construction of medical posts (FAP) in the villages of Sochinskoye and Novoselskoye, Atbasarsky district, a primary health care center in the village of Koyandy, Tselinograd district, construction of a district hospital combined with a clinic has begun
in Stepnyak, Birzhan Sal district.
In 2023, 24.8 billion tenge were allocated for the development of water supply and sanitation systems. The funds were allocated for the construction of 22 (8.6 billion tenge) and reconstruction of 40 objects (12.8 billion tenge), development of 34 design and estimate documentation (520 million tenge), prospecting and exploration work (670 million tenge). tenge), current repairs of 33 facilities (2 billion tenge), acquisition of 17 industrial enterprises (259.3 million tenge).
For January-November 2023, there was a decrease in serious crimes by 11%, the detection rate for them was 62.2%. There was an increase in especially serious crimes by 11.3%, the detection rate of especially serious ones was 88.8%.