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Country data
- Population:
- 15.4 million
- Area:
- 2,728,000 sq km
- Capital:
- Astana
- Currency:
- Tenge
Key developments and challenges
The economy is likely to contract by 1.3 per cent in 2009. Only a mild recovery is foreseen in 2010, as the effects of the government’s substantial stabilisation package – of about 11 per cent of GDP – begin to stimulate the economy.
Medium-term prospects for Kazakhstan remain good. The large Kashagan oilfield is expected to start production in 2013 and there is also potential for expanding uranium, copper and grain production.
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Kazakhstan
Key facts about the EBRD's work in Kazakhstan
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No. of projects |
129 |
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Net business volume |
€2,837.0 million |
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Total project value |
€9,199.6 million |
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Gross disbursements |
€2,078.3 million |
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Portfolio in private sector |
65% |
Sectors we focus on in Kazakstan
Sector breakdown of current projects
Our strategy in Kazakhstan
EBRD will assist Kazakhstan promote economic diversification and move towards a more sustainable model of financial development.
In developing the financial sector, the EBRD will work with Kazak authorities and other IFIs to help formulate a sustainable financial model. It will also work towards transforming the infrastructure sectors - pivotal to further economic diversification and longer-term sustainable growth.
CONTACTS
Almaty office
41 Kazybek bi Street
Entrance 3, 3rd Floor
480100 Almaty
Kazakhstan
Tel: +7 7272 581 421-76
Fax: +7 7272 581 422
Highlights
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Flagship reports
The EBRD's principal corporate publications.
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EBRD and the global financial crisis
We responded with decisive measures and increased investments.
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Sustainability
We're committed to sustainable growth and development.
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Our strategies and policies
All our strategies, policies, procedures and related guidelines.
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Speeches and articles
Speeches and articles by EBRD Presidents and senior staff.
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How we are funded
We finance our lending and operational needs by borrowing funds.