Over 12,800 individuals secured jobs in Astana
In the bustling city of Astana, the implementation of state employment support and targeted social assistance programs has proven to be a resounding success. According to the latest data released by the Labor Mobility Center of Astana's Akimat, a staggering 12,798 individuals received employment support and targeted social assistance in the first six months of 2025.
One of the key initiatives that saw significant success was the 'Youth Practice' program, which provided state support to 321 individuals, offering them invaluable opportunities to gain practical work experience and skills. Another noteworthy program was the 'Silver Age' project, which employed 656 individuals of pre-retirement age, providing them with meaningful work and a sense of purpose.
The data also revealed that 2,726 people were employed in public works, contributing to the city's infrastructure and development. Additionally, 253 individuals were placed in social jobs, providing essential services to the community.
A total of 61 participants received assistance in the form of a non-repayable grant for implementing new business ideas, fostering entrepreneurship and innovation within the city. Furthermore, 3,956 people were directed to subsidized jobs, providing them with a stepping stone towards stable employment.
In a significant move, 1,375 families (7,007 people) were appointed ASP, a measure aimed at providing comprehensive support to those in need. The statistics were summarized for the first six months of 2025, painting a picture of a vibrant and thriving city committed to the wellbeing and employment of its citizens.
However, it's important to note that the available information does not provide a detailed breakdown of the employment support measures and targeted social assistance programs implemented by the Labor Mobility Center of Astana's Akimat specifically for the requested timeframe. For more detailed and current data, it is recommended to consult official reports or press releases from the Akimat of Astana (Nur-Sultan) or the Labor Mobility Center directly. These local government agencies typically publish such statistics and program descriptions on their official websites or through official bulletins.
Financing for the 'Youth Practice' program and the 'Silver Age' project, two successful employment initiatives in Astana, may have come from the city's budget, as they provided state support to over a thousand individuals. For individuals aspiring to start their own businesses, education and self-development could be enhanced through the non-repayable grants offered by the same programs, totaling 61 such awards in the first six months of 2025.
