What works in Kazakhstan
9 evaluated practices · All catalogues
Evidence snapshot for Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan has invested in large-scale AI and digital-literacy programmes across education and social protection. In education, 324,000 teachers registered for a generative-AI micro-certification by November 2025 with a 78% completion rate, and a 2025–2029 national AI framework covers 4.1 million pupils with three-level teacher professional development. On the social side, the Digital Family Card mapped 5.9 million families and proactively delivered over 2.2 million social services since 2023, while an earlier 2018–2022 digital-literacy programme trained 686,000 people in basic digital skills and lifted the country's UN E-Government Development Index rank from 39th to 28th. However, the evidence measures uptake and reach rather than impact on classroom practice, student outcomes, or long-term social welfare gains.
Drawn from: Orleu / UNESCO-IITE National Generative-AI Micro-Certification for Teachers (Kazakhstan) · Kazakhstan National AI in Education Standards 2025–2029 · Digital Family Card — Kazakhstan's AI-driven proactive social protection targeting · Digital Kazakhstan: Digital Literacy & E-Government Access Programme · Write & Improve at SDU University — A Kazakhstani Classroom Trial of AI vs Teacher Writing Feedback · Kazakhstan Women's Entrepreneurship Development Centres — Generation Equality Commitment · Kazakhstan's Combined 30% Quota for Women, Youth & Persons with Disabilities on Party Lists — A Cautionary Case · Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative — Saiga Antelope & Steppe Recovery (Kazakhstan)
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Strengths & weaknesses vs peers
Strengths
Evaluation evidence +0.643
Biodiversity — conservation / improvement, evidenced +0.45
Teacher capability & pedagogy +0.298
Documented learning +0.272
Demonstrated reach +0.252
Transparency, ethics & data protection +0.194
Evidence of learning impact +0.117
Scalability beyond pilot +0.111
Weaknesses
Fire resilience — risk reduction, evidenced -0.095
Transferability / demonstrated replication -0.105
Governance, capability & sustainability -0.134
Sustainability -0.145
Curator validation -0.25
Innovation level -0.253
Evidence of impact / measured public value -0.265
Effectiveness -0.311
Evaluated outcomes -0.337
Carbon — sequestration / storage, evidenced -0.391
Gender-mainstreaming embedding -0.402
Achievement / evidence -0.427
Efficiency -0.517
Water & soil — retention, infiltration, erosion control -0.519
Impact on gender equality -0.827
Top good practices here
Orleu / UNESCO-IITE National Generative-AI Micro-Certification for Teachers (Kazakhstan) · 73
Kazakhstan National AI in Education Standards 2025–2029 · 73
Digital Family Card — Kazakhstan's AI-driven proactive social protection targeting · 73
Digital Kazakhstan: Digital Literacy & E-Government Access Programme · 68
Write & Improve at SDU University — A Kazakhstani Classroom Trial of AI vs Teacher Writing Feedback · 60
Kazakhstan Women's Entrepreneurship Development Centres — Generation Equality Commitment · 52
Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative — Saiga Antelope & Steppe Recovery (Kazakhstan) · 33
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