Towards a More Effective, Strategic and Accountable State in Kazakhstan
This review examines the recent reforms undertaken by the government of Kazakhstan in the area of public governance and evaluates their impact on the effectiveness, strategic capacity and accountability of the state. The review places particular emphasis on strategic planning, policy and programme evaluation, risk management, devolution and functional reviews, privatisation and the oversight of state-owned enterprises – all areas in which the government has taken or considered significant initiatives. The report offers a number of recommendations for further progress towards an effective, strategic and accountable state.
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Devolution, privatisation and oversight in Kazakhstan: Redesigning the functions of the state
This chapter focuses on the reshaping of the public sector through functional reviews, the devolution of state functions to the private sector and privatisation. As previously, these reforms will be reviewed from the standpoint of their design (principally by the MNE and the Ministry of Finance) as well as from the perspective of their implementation (by line ministries, in particular the MID).
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