New Collaborative Genetics and Breeding Community in Kazakhstan as a Strategic Imperative for Scientific Excellence

2026

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DOI 10.66273/3134-6359.2026.1.1.001
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Abstract

The Republican Public Association "Kazakh Society of Geneticists and Breeders" was established in July 2025 to provide a national platform for researchers and professionals working in genetics and breeding in Kazakhstan. The Society aims to support communication, cooperation, and professional development, and to promote research advancement in these fields. Genetics and breeding remain areas where many challenges in Kazakhstan's scientific system are clearly visible, including limited funding, uneven infrastructure, restricted access to modern technologies, and difficulties in retaining young specialists. These disciplines are directly linked to human genetics, agricultural productivity, food security, biodiversity preservation, and broader biological research. The Society is intended to strengthen coordination across institutions by encouraging joint projects, sharing resources, and reducing duplication of efforts. It may also support interaction with policymakers and funding agencies through a consolidated professional community. Further progress will depend on coordinated actions across research institutions and the policy environment, including sustained funding, infrastructure development, mechanisms for collaboration, and international integration.