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100% of Kyzylorda Region Residents to Have Access to Centralized Water Supply by 2026

By 2026, all residents of Kyzylorda Region will have centralized water supply access, with 11.9 billion tenge allocated for projects.

100% of Kyzylorda Region Residents to Have Access to Centralized Water Supply by 2026

By 2026, all residents of the Kyzylorda Region will have access to centralized water supply.

In 2026, 11.9 billion tenge will be allocated for water supply and sewage projects, with seven projects underway. As a result, the wear and tear of water supply networks is expected to decrease from 33% to 31%, and the deterioration of sewage networks from 32% to 30%.

Additionally, a project is underway to construct two branches of the Aral-Sarybulak group water pipeline, stretching 238 kilometers and providing drinking water to over 160,000 residents of the Aral and Kazalinsk districts. The project's total cost is 43.7 billion tenge. In 2025, the national budget allocated 5.5 billion tenge, completing 23 kilometers of pipeline construction.

For the continuation of construction work in 2026, 1.9 billion tenge is earmarked, with the construction of another 10 kilometers of pipeline. Furthermore, the Kazakhstan Infrastructure Development Fund has allocated 20.5 billion tenge to continue the project's construction.

reports ЖКХ24, citing the Energy and Housing and Communal Services Department of the Kyzylorda Region's website.

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Residents of Dangerous Buildings in Kyzylorda Region Provided with New Housing

Residents of unsafe buildings in Kyzylorda receive new housing, with 135 apartments handed over and plans for more in 2026.

Residents of Dangerous Buildings in Kyzylorda Region Provided with New Housing

In the Kyzylorda region, 69 apartment buildings have been declared unsafe based on an expert report. Of these, 63 are located in the city of Kyzylorda, 3 in the Karmakshy district, 2 in Syrdarya, and 1 in Zhalagash.

There are 673 residents registered on the housing waiting list, whose only homes were deemed hazardous. In 2024, 1.7 billion tenge was allocated from the regional budget, leading to the handover of 135 apartments in March 2025. Additionally, 3 unsafe buildings were demolished.

The regional budget for 2026 includes a provision of 1.7 billion tenge for the purchase of 135 apartments.

reported by ЖКХ24, citing the Kyzylorda Region Department of Energy and Housing and Communal Services website.

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