West Kazakhstan invests $38M to transform rural healthcare and water access by 2026
West Kazakhstan Region has allocated 17.7 billion tenge to fund 27 projects aimed at improving rural healthcare and water supply. The initiative aligns with directives from the head of state and aims to ensure all residents have access to quality medical care and clean drinking water.
Of the 27 projects, 16 focus on bolstering primary healthcare in villages. These include the construction of paramedic-obstetric stations, medical clinics, and health posts. The remaining 11 projects concentrate on expanding access to clean water in rural areas. Currently, 15 projects have been completed, with another 10 set to be delivered by the end of this year. The final two projects are scheduled for completion in 2026, ensuring that the region meets its key priorities of 100% access to high-quality water and modernized rural healthcare.
The West Kazakhstan Region's investment in these projects is expected to significantly improve the living conditions of its rural population. By providing access to quality medical care and clean water, the region is working towards a healthier and more sustainable future for its residents.
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