Demographic Impact of Kazakhstan's Countryside Education

2014

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DOI 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.07.404
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Abstract

After the dissolution of the USSR the economic integration ruined and like other former Soviet Republics Kazakhstan also had deep economic crisis. In these hard 90s year's a lot of people have migrated to the other states. Therefore between 1991-2003 years Kazakhstan had negative balance of migration. Negative balance of migration stopped after the millennium, when the economy has improved again. As well as in 90s years the level of fertility is dropped and urbanization increased. Consequently in some regions rural population has decreased. This article discusses the demographic changes’ impact on countryside education in Kazakhstan.