Today in the framework of the "economy of simple things", which is a government program to support domestic producers in the area continued monitoring the share of local content in the procurement of administrators of budget programs on the goods industries, furniture, light industry, building materials, food industry, chemical and engineering products.
This year, in connection with the introduction of quarantine measures, Kazakhstan introduced restrictive measures that affected all areas of the state's life, including public procurement.
In accordance with subparagraph 4) of paragraph 1 of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 16, 2020 No. 287 "on further measures to stabilize the economy", a Special procedure for public procurement during crisis situations was developed and approved. According to paragraph 3 of the Special procedure for public procurement, the purchase of goods is carried out from domestic producers on the basis of information provided by the authorized body in the field of local content development (Ministry of industrial infrastructure development of the Republic of Kazakhstan), thus all customers in the region are reoriented to purchase goods from domestic producers.
According to the results of 9 months of 2020, the results of the work carried out to achieve the established key performance indicator (KPI) for the East Kazakhstan region amounted to:
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Data as of October 2, 2020 (for 9 months) |
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Name |
Plan, KZT mln |
Actual, KZT mln |
Estimated display of KPI for 2020 (%) |
Actual VHI (%) |
Achievement of the KPI plan (%) |
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Furniture industry |
192,8 |
182,6 |
54,5 |
71 |
-16,5 |
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Light industry |
1103,5 |
1067,2 |
44 |
82 |
-38,0 |
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Construction materials |
315,9 |
284,4 |
52,2 |
67 |
-14,8 |
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Food industry |
1 140,8 |
1 082,6 |
- |
68 |
- |
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Mechanical engineering |
87,8 |
80,9 |
14 |
54 |
-40,0 |
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Chemical industry |
154,0 |
144,0 |
- |
68 |
- |
The implementation of all established target indicators for the "economy of simple things" product sectors has been achieved.
To date, the planned balance of funds for purchases is 153.1 million tenge, including:
- for the furniture industry – 10.2 million tenge,
- for light industry – 36.3 million tenge,
- for construction materials – 31.5 million tenge.
- for the food industry – 58.2 million tenge.
- for mechanical engineering – 6.9 million tenge.
- for the chemical industry – 10.0 million tenge.
By the end of the year, it is expected to fully utilize funds for the purchase of light, furniture, food, chemical, mechanical engineering and construction materials.