Industry. Industrial products were produced for 1312.8 billion tenge, the physical volume index was 104.5%, including:
The volume of gas production amounted to 15559.6 million cubic meters, which is 6.1% more than the corresponding period of 2019, gas condensate – 9229.2 thousand tons or 6.4% more.
The volume of production of refined products is 15544.2 million.tenge, which is 3.5% more than the corresponding period in 2019.
The volume of production of products of the chemical industry is 2128,8 milliontenge, which is 1.9 times more than the corresponding period of 2019.
The volume of production of other non-metallic mineral products decreased by 6.9% and amounted to 9309.9 million tenge. Reduced the production of ready-mixed concrete by 38.8%.
The volume of production of finished metal products is 8403.5 million tenge, which is 3.2% less than the level of the corresponding period in 2019.
In mechanical engineering, products were produced for 30923.7 million tenge, which is 0.7% less.
The production volume of the metallurgical industry is 12912.4 million tenge, which is 19.5% less. Production of pipes of different diameters, hollow seamless profiles made of steel decreased by 20.8%, and finned sheets made of non – alloy steel-by 9.5%.
Food products were produced for 56830.9 million tenge, which is 0.9% more than the level of the corresponding period in 2019.
Production of flour from grain crops increased by 4.6%,fish cooked or canned in another way - by 7.3%, canned meat - by 9.0%, sausage and similar meat products - by 19.7%, pasta, noodles, couscous and flour products – by 30.4%.
Production of fresh bread decreased by 0.1%, meat and food by - products-by 2.8%,cheese and cottage cheese – by 10.0%, processed liquid milk and cream - by 21.4%.
Within the framework of the industrialization map in 2020 6 projects worth 7.7 billion tenge are being implemented with the creation of 348 jobs:
Ural transformer plant LLP - production of a panel radiator for a 35-500 kV transformer. The cost is 3.9 billion tenge. Jobs – 115;
LLP "quantum", the Furniture factory. The cost is 2000 million tenge. Jobs – 100;
LLP "Kublei" - Workshop for processing of skins. The cost is 544.0 million tenge. Jobs – 20;
Ural poultry farm LLP - expansion of the poultry farm. The cost is 375.0 million tenge. Jobs – 6.
Intelligent Protective System LLP - production of personal gas analyzers. The cost is 85 million tenge. Jobs – 7.
GreenSparkLimited LLP - production of solar panels. The cost is 840 million tenge. Jobs – 100.
Investment.Investments in fixed assets amounted to 327.5 billion.tenge, which is 17.4% less than the corresponding level in 2019.
Investments from the Republican budget amounted to 16.6 billion tenge, which is 21.4% less.
Investments from the local budget amounted to 26.6 billion tenge, which is 1.8 times more.
The share of own funds of enterprises, including funds of foreign enterprises, accounts for 82.3% of the total volume or 269.6 billion tenge, which is 24.4% less.
Investments due to Bank loans amounted to 3.4 billion tenge (1.5% more than the same level in 2019), due to borrowed funds – 11.2 million tenge (12.9 times more).
373.0 thousand square meters of housing were commissioned, which is 5.7%more than the corresponding level in 2019.
The volume of construction work amounted to 111.4 billion tenge, which is 2.7% more than the corresponding level in 2019.
Transport. 28.0 million tons of cargo and 129.2 million passengers were transported,or 98.1% and 40.1%, respectively, compared to January-September 2019.
Agricultural industry. The volume of gross agricultural output amounted to 141.4 billion tenge, or 101.5% compared to January-September 2019.
Meat was produced (in live weight) 68.5 thousand tons or 103.3% compared to January-September 2019, milk – 200.2 thousand tons (100.1%), eggs – 144.0 million pieces (102.2%).
As of October 1, 2020, compared to the corresponding date of 2019, the number of cattle in all categories of farms increased by 7.5% (including cows - by 8.6%), horses – by 13.9%, sheep – by 1.9%, goats – by 5.4%, camels – by 1.6%.
Trade turnover. The volume of retail trade turnover amounted to 237.2 billion tenge, the physical volume index compared to the level of the corresponding period in 2019 – 96.8%.
Prices.The overall inflation rate was 104.8% (the national indicator is 104.9%).
Food prices increased by 7.2%. Prices for oils and fats increased by 5.0%, alcoholic beverages - by 5.3%, fruits and vegetables - by 6.3%, fish and seafood - by 7.0%, dairy products - by 7.1%, bakery and flour confectionery and meat - by 7.9%, confectionery – by 8%, pasta – by 8.7%, tobacco products - by 9.8%, sugar - by 10.5%, tea and soft drinks – by 11.2%, flour – by 12.5%, cereals – by 24.1%. Egg prices fell by 11.3%.
The price index for non-food products was 103.3%. Prices for clothing and footwear increased by 3.7%, stationery and drawing supplies – by 4.5%, detergents and cleaning products - by 5.0%, other items, appliances and personal goods – by 5.3%, household appliances – by 5.7%, pharmaceutical products - by 6.2%. Gasoline rose by 1.1%, diesel fuel fell by 6.3%.
Prices and tariffs for paid services amounted to 103.2%. Tariffs for cold water increased by 0.6%, hot water – by 0.9%, electricity – by 8.2%, garbage collection – by 48.2%. Prices for outpatient services increased by 3.2%, education – 5.2%, catering services – by 5.3%, actual rent for housing – by 7.8%, Shoe repair – by 7.9%, legal services and insurance services - by 10.0%. Rail passenger transport services rose by 0.4%, and air passenger transport services - by 18%.
Small and medium-sized businesses.As of October 1, 2020, the number of operating entities in the field of small and medium-sized businesses amounted to 42.8 thousand units, which is 0.5% more than the corresponding period in 2019.
As of July 1, 2020, the number of people employed in small and medium-sized businesses is 106.8 thousand, which is 8.0% less than on July 1, 2019.
Small and medium-sized businesses in January-June 2020 produced goods (works and services) for 551.2 billion tenge or 69.9% compared to the corresponding period of 2019.
In 2020, under the state program "business Roadmap 2020", 3656.6 million tenge was allocated to support private entrepreneurship, including 3094.4 million tenge for subsidizing the interest rate on loans, 476.2 million tenge for partial guarantees, 47.0 million tenge for support of private entrepreneurship, and 39.0 million tenge for providing state grants to young entrepreneurs for implementing new business ideas.
By the decision of the authorized body, 122 projects worth 9.0 billion rubles were approved under the state program "business Roadmap 2020".tenge.
In addition, 5.7 billion tenge was allocated to promote the development of entrepreneurship under the program for the development of productive employment and mass entrepreneurship.
Finance. The state budget collected 176.5 billion tenge (75.2% of the forecast), which is 35.5% less than in January-September 2019.
Revenues to the national budget amounted to 97.1 billion tenge (56.4% of the forecast), which is 52.8% less than in January-September 2019.
The local budget received 79.4 billion tenge (127.3% of the forecast), which is 18.3% more.
Tax arrears compared to January 1, 2020 (including previous years) decreased by 152.2 million tenge and amounted to 1852.1 million tenge, including the national budget – 730.8 million tenge (571.0 million tenge less), local – 1121.3 million tenge (418.8 million tenge more).
Labour market.As of October 1, 2020, 21,126 people are registered with the employment authorities, and the share of registered unemployed in the economically active population was 4.7%.
As of October 1, 2020, 15,353 new jobs were created, including: in agriculture, forestry and fisheries – 1,860, industry – 110, construction – 851, transport and warehousing -138, wholesale and retail trade, auto and motorcycle repair -386, education – 622, health and social services – 293, other economic activities – 1945, temporary and seasonal -9148. Out of the total number of jobs created, 9472(61.7 %) were created in rural areas.
As of October 1, 202017,487 people were employed.
Paid community service directs7219 people.
In order to promote employment of graduates of organizations of technical and vocational education, post-secondary and higher education, 1,569 people were sent to youth practice.
750 people were employed in social jobs.
Education.The network of educational institutions in the region is represented by 386 schools (11,002 students), including 383 state schools (11,1740 students), and 3 non – state schools (262 students). There are 377 day schools (110940 students), 3 evening schools (242 students) and 3 special schools (558 students).
There are 284 kindergartens and 229 mini-centers in the region. Coverage of children from 1 to 6 years - 76.2% of the total number of preschool children, from 3 to 6 years – 100.0%.
Access to additional education is provided by 50 out-of-school institutions with a total population of 61.2 thousand students, which is 55.2% of the total number of school students in the region.
There are 3 pmpk (psychological,medical and pedagogical consultation), 12 offices of psychological and pedagogical correction.
To date, there are 154 children in foster care in 121 families.
The network of organizations of technical and vocational education consists of 34 units with a total number of students of 17.0 thousand people, including 24 – state, 10 - non-state colleges.
The budget of the education sector in 2020 is 106.2 billion tenge.
There are 15,382 computers in schools, including computers in multimedia classrooms, and the average number of students with computer equipment is 5 per computer.
The average monthly salary in January-June 2020 was 190,429 tenge, which is 11.8% more than the corresponding period of 2019.
Health.As of October 1, 2020, the network of state medical organizations in the region consists of 39 legal entities.
The region Has 1,687 doctors and 6,388 secondary medical workers (MHSD system).
there are 3,478 budget beds.
In January-September 2020, compared to the corresponding period of 2019, the incidence of tuberculosis decreased by 14.1%, and the death rate from tuberculosis(per 100 thousand population) – by 5.6%. In January-September 2020, 3 cases of maternal mortality were registered.
The budget of the healthcare sector in 2020 is 7.4 billion tenge.
Culture and sports.The number of organizations of culture and art is 701 objects, including 368 libraries, 263 city, district, rural houses of culture and clubs, 5 automobile clubs, 22 film installations, 24 museums (including 2 non-state), 1 exhibition hall, 3 parks of culture and recreation, 6 cinemas (including 3 non-state), the regional Inspectorate for the protection of historical and cultural heritage, the regional center of history and archeology, the regional center of folk art, the youth creative Center and the center of culture and art. Kadyramyrza Ali, professional creative teams of the regional Kazakh drama theater, the Ostrovsky drama theater, The Kurmangaliev regional Philharmonic, and the chamber orchestra.
The budget in 2020 for the sphere of culture is 9.8 billion tenge.
The number of sports facilities in the region is 1682 units, including 3 stadiums, 1 sports Palace, 6 swimming pools, 17 sports complexes, 293 sports halls, 2 sports arenas, 6 ski bases, 2 rowing bases, 96 shooting ranges, 1084 flat structures, 151 adapted sports halls, 15 tennis courts, 6 hockey courts.
There are 23 children's and youth sports schools and the Olympic reserve training center, the regional school of higher sports skills, the regional specialized boarding school for children gifted in sports, 11 sports clubs, including 3 professional clubs (JSC "akzhayyk sports club", JSC "akzhayyk Football club", SCCP "Zhaiyk Volleyball club").
The budget in 2020 in the field of physical culture and sports is 4.4 billion tenge.