THE QUALITATIVE STATE OF THE LAND RESOURCES OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN

2024

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DOI 10.37884/2-2024/40
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article is devoted to the analysis of the qualitative state of land resources in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The document considers the current state of use of land resources in the Republic and factors affecting their qualitative state. The authors present the results of the study based on the analysis of data on the quality of land resources, and also identify problems caused by degradation and pollution of land resources. The article discusses the current strategies and programs developed by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan to improve the quality of land resources and provides recommendations for further improvement of Land Management based on the principles of sustainable land use. The article provides for an in-depth analysis of the qualitative state of land resources in the Republic of Kazakhstan, consideration of various aspects such as the laws of disposal, influencing factors and, as a result, emerging problems, including degradation and pollution. By carefully examining the available data, the authors highlight pressing issues related to land quality and emphasize the need for strategic intervention. In addition, the article evaluates existing government initiatives aimed at improving the quality of land resources and presents recommendations based on the principles of Permanent Land Management. This article is an important source of information for specialists in the field of Land Management, ecology, agriculture, sustainable development, as well as for decision-making in the field of Environmental Protection and resource protection.