On the results of socio-economic development
Karaganda region for January-April 2022
The growth of the gross regional product is provided by 2.1% or 7,695.8 billion tenge (for 2021) .
Short-term economic indicator, including the dynamics of development of 6 key sectors (industry, agriculture, construction, trade, transport, communications) amounted to 103.4 % .
Manufactured industrial products for 1,690.6 billion tenge or 103.6% compared to the same period last year.
In 2022, within the framework of the Entrepreneurship Support Card, it is planned to launch 6 projects for 140.8 billion tenge, with the creation of 1,498 new jobs .
The volume of gross agricultural output amounted to 66.2 billion tenge with an index of physical volume of 102.2%.
The number of cattle increased by 3.3% (795.3 thousand heads), horses - by 14.3% (537.2 thousand heads), pigs - by 0.4% (84.5 thousand heads ), sheep - by 4.1% (1,103.6 thousand heads), goats - by 3.8% (278.1 thousand heads), poultry - by 3.8% (3,711.4 thousand heads ).
Meat production amounted to 34.8 thousand tons or 102.4% of the corresponding level of the previous year, milk - 115.8 thousand tons (103.6%).
And 163.5 billion tenge was invested in fixed assets with an index of physical volume of 72.9% .
Completed construction work for 68.8 billion tenge with an index of physical volume of 104.2%.
174.3 thous . sq. meters of housing or 108.8% by the corresponding period of 2021.
The number of operating small and medium-sized businesses as of May 1 , 2022 amounted to 97,279 units or 107.3% compared to the same period last year.
The unemployment rate for the 1st quarter of 2022 amounted to 4.6%, the average monthly salary increased by 27.9 % (compared to the 1st quarter of 2021) and amounted to 282.2 thousand tenge.
Inflation at the level of 107.7 %, incl. for food products - 111.9%.
The regional budget as of May 1, 2022 amounted to 582 billion tenge, including subventions, loans and transfers from the republican budget - 52.6 %. 318.1 billion tenge ( 54.7 %) was allocated to address social issues , of which 231.5 billion tenge was allocated to education, and 16 billion tenge to health care . In January-April 2022, the state budget received revenues in the amount of 354 billion tenge.