Improving the Effectiveness of Land Resource Management in Kazakhstan for Achievement of Sustainable Development Principles

Alisher Serikbolovich Ibrayev, Anar Mukasheva, Nazgul Ibrayeva, Ainagul Kaskeyeva, Aliya Myrzakarim

2026

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DOI 10.51847/degp6fbagj
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Abstract

The issue of sustainable development in agrarian economies is rooted not in the scarcity of land resources, but in the quality of their legal and administrative governance. While possessing a substantial land fund and being characterized by a high dependence of rural territories on the agricultural sector, Kazakhstan demonstrates the vulnerability of land-use planning due to large-scale land degradation. The objective of the study is to identify which elements of legal regulation and institution