Kazakhstan is set to launch a
service for receiving applications for flood damage compensation. Additionally,
the country will establish a platform to record and monitor the implementation
of flood control measures using video surveillance cameras. An innovative
project has also been developed, featuring a prototype system for modeling
floods and forecasting reservoir water levels. This digital tool will enable
drainage calculations and display flood zones on a map based on specified water
levels. These new digital solutions were presented to Kazakh Prime Minister
Olzhas Bektenov, who approved the projects and instructed their pilot
implementation. Also, attention is given to domestic manufacturers. Support systems
are in place to track the operations of each manufacturing facility and online
identify instances where their interests might be infringed upon by government
agencies. Implementing the new databases and portals will enhance transparency,
speed up processes, and ultimately boost production.
Web-editor: Aizhan
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