levels on employment and dynamics Baseline: 0 Target: 2 in each target region Indicator 2.2: Number of targeted vocational education and trainings to match labour market needs for youth/women/persons with disabilities employment Baseline: limited; Target: 30 per target region Sources: as above Frequency: quarterly/annual Output 3: Improved value chains for SMEs, with strengthened access to financing and market instruments for women, youth and persons with disabilities Indicator 3.1: Number of (youth/ persons with SMEs that are with products and services traded at local and regional markets, in three select regions Baseline: 30 Target: 70 Indicator 3.2: Number of strengthened business development centers providing targeted services for with disabilities. Baseline: 5 Target: 30 Ministry of National Economy, private sector, Ministry of Health and Social Development Regular: 60,000 Other: 3,000,000 NATIONAL PRIORITY OR GOAL: Kazakhstan 2050: A diversified knowledge-based economy in which competitive entrepreneurs make effective and sustainable use of the country’s natural resources. UNDAF (OR EQUIVALENT) OUTCOME INVOLVING UNDP 1: Outcome 1.3: Ecosystems and natural resources are protected and sustainably used, and human settlements are resilient to natural and human-induced disasters and climate change. RELATED STRATEGIC PLAN OUTCOME: 1
Indicator: Number of settlements and cities that have implemented measures as per international recommendations Baseline: None Target: 20 settlements/cities Indicator: Number of key sectors, including public sector that have adopted greening/climate adaptation practices. Baseline: 2 Target: 5 Disaggregated data is not yet available on sustainable cities/sustainable urbanization. UNDP with partners plans to collect comprehensive data on greening/sustainable urban planning across select municipalities. Municipal data on waste management Data on adoption of energy efficiency technologies in select cities: Municipal data Frequency: bi-yearly/yearly data collection. Output 1. Selected settlements have adopted integrated models for sustainable growth Indicator 1.1 Number of new jobs/ livelihoods created through management of natural resources, ecosystems services, chemicals and sex-disaggregated Baseline: 20 Target: 80 Indicator 1.2 Number of settlements implementing integrated models for sustainable and resilient settlements Baseline: 1 Target: 15 Indicator 1.3: number of innovative methods for communal and hazardous waste management adapted by private sector and communities Baseline: communal - 1; hazardous – 1 Target: communal - 3; hazardous - 2. Indicator 1.5 Number of new development partnerships with funding for improved energy efficiency, and sustainable energy solutions targeting underserved communities Baseline: 4 partnerships in key sectors Target: 20 Baseline: 5 regional solutions Target: 30 regional solutions Ministry for National Economy Ministry for Agriculture Ministry for Investment and Development Ministry for Energy Committee on Water Resources Committee on Forestry and Wildlife Committee on Construction, Communal Housing and Land Resources National Committee of Statistics Regular: 50,000 Other: 6,000,000 Indicator: Percentage of national and regional development plans that incorporate gender-responsive economic, social and health aspects of disaster and climate risks. Baseline: 10% Target: 50% Data on disaster risk reduction is not comprehensive at both national and local levels. UNDP, with national and local partners, and organizations such as the United Nations Organization for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (ISDR) will Output 2. Mechanisms in place to assess natural and human-induced risks at national and sub-national levels Indicator 2.1 Number of that are informed by multi-hazard national and sub-national disaster and climate risk assessments, taking into account differentiated impacts on women and men Baseline: 1 Target: 5 As above, including: National Committee on Emergencies organizations Regular: 60,000 5,500,000
work to strengthen data collection, monitoring systems. Frequency: quarterly/yearly data collection. Indicator 2.2: Availability of standard damage and loss accounting methodology Baseline: none in place Target: one standard system piloted Indicator: Percentage of protected and adjacent territories and ecosystems managed sustainably. Baseline: 8% Target: 20% Data to a large extent is not systematized and not gender disaggregated. UNDP, with communities, large NGOs and regional and local akimats, will work to strengthen data collection, monitoring systems. Sources: Ministry of Agriculture data; World Overview of Conservation Approaches and Technologies database Frequency of data collection: yearly. Output 3. Natural resources are protected, accounted for and integrated in national and/or sub-national development planning Indicator 3.1. Number of sector-specific payment schemes for ecosystem services introduced and piloted Baseline: none Target: 1 viable scheme piloted Indicator 3.2 Number of sustainable land management practices introduced. Baseline: 12 Targets: 20 Indicator 3.3: Number of water basins sustainably managed, and watersheds rehabilitated at national/regional levels Baseline: 1 basin (Ili-Balkhash) Target: 3 (Ural, Kigach, Chu-Talas) Baseline: ~5% of watersheds (Eastern, Southern and Western Kazakhstan) Target: ~20% Ministry for Agriculture Committee for Resources Committee for Forestry and Wild Life Regional akimats and akimats of rayons (regions) KazAgro and affiliated companies NGOs Regular: 50,000 Other: 7,500,000 Impact of climate change on protected areas is not analyzed. UNDP, with local communities, large NGOs and regional and local akimats, will work to strengthen data collection and monitoring systems. Frequency of data collection: yearly. Output 4. National and sub-national institutions have strengthened capacities in environmental governance in protected territories and adjacent settlements Indicator 4.1: Number of national and institutions that actively apply environmental governance practices (climate change, water management, sustainable agriculture) Baseline: 5 Target: 20 Regional akimats and akimats of rayons Ministry for Agriculture NGOs Rural and peri-urban communities Regular: 70,000 Other: 3,500,000
Data from the National Commission on Human Rights/Ombudsman Universal Periodic Review (UPR) monitoring reports Strategic plan of the Ministry of Justice for 2014-2018; Independent public surveys by target groups (vulnerable people, youth, labour migrants, displaced persons, etc.) Frequency: annually Target: 96 (out 194) Indicator 4.2: Number of budgets and plans developed and implemented at local and national levels Baseline: 2 Target: 10 Indicator 4.3: Level of awareness of the rights-holders (public) to express and exercise their rights Baseline: low (less than 10%) Target: medium (at least 30% of the population) Indicator 4.4. Percentage of persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups able to access free legal aid, including alternative dispute resolution mechanisms Baseline: 20% Target: 60% Commission on Human Rights Ombudsman Institution Agency for Service Affairs and Fighting Corruption Commission for Women Affairs and Family-Demographic Policy NATIONAL PRIORITY OR GOAL: Kazakhstan 2050: A country that is open to the rest of the world and ready to work with its neighbours to contribute to the solution of global challenges (OR EQUIVALENT) OUTCOME INVOLVING UNDP 1: Outcome 3.1. The Government, together with partners, promotes achievement of sustainable development goals in the region, and leads in promotion and implementation of United Nations principles, standards and conventions. RELATED STRATEGIC PLAN OUTCOME: 7 Indicator: Capacity of KazAid and Kazakhstan’s ODA to provide targeted support to areas critical to human development and security in Central Asia and beyond Baseline: Nascent state of national ODA system; KazZaid agency creation (2015). Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports OECD data (Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness) Frequency of reporting: yearly Output 1. The national ODA agency (KazAid) is established and well-functioning Indicator 1.1: Availability and implementation of approved rules and regulations for sustainable operation of KazAid as an ODA agency Baseline: none Ministry of Foreign Affairs, all line ministries, major donor organizations (United States Agency for International Development, Japan International Cooperation Agency, etc.) United Nations organizations Regular: 75,000 1,000,000