Abstract:
The article describes the prerequisites for the implementation of public-private partnership in
Kazakhstan; a
modern system of public-private partnership, the activities of JSC "Kazakhstan Public-Private
Partnership" form of public-private partnership in Kazakhstan, the form of participation of
countries, public-private partnership in the social sphere. Consider: the proposed approach for the social sphere; PPP models
used in for- eign countries, unresolved legal issues in Kazakhstan; the main obstacles to the
development of the concession mechanism in the social sphere; the task of raising the profile of
PPPs in the social sphere; the need of the Republic of Kazakhstan in PPP projects in the social
sphere; The program is to provide children with preschool education and training "Balapan" for 2010-2020; implementation of PPP projects in health and
educa- tion in Kazakhstan and Karaganda region; implementation of the project "Technology transfer
and institutional reform in the health sector of the Republic of Kazakhstan"; the use of PPPs in
health care in accordance with the "Salamatty Kazakhstan" state program of development of health;
the results of the SWOT-analysis of PPP development in the social sphere of Kazakhstan; the
achievement of goals by performing cash problems. It is concluded that the development of PPP in Kazakhstan has all the prerequisites; PPP
mechanism is applied in industries related to the field of theory of state responsibility;
Kazakhstan's social sector needs to modernize and make it possible only with the participation of
big business in close partnership with public authorities; further development of the economy of
our state is impossible without a well-developed infra-
structure and improve services to the population. The estimation of PPPs in the social sphere,
implemented PPP projects in the Karaganda region. Summarizes the results of a public-private
partnership in the social sphere. The implementation of public-private partnership in social sphere
allows to attract private businesses
to improve services in health and education.
