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e13074 Background: Colorectal cancer (CRC) remains one of the actual problems in oncology. In 2017, in the structure of oncopathology of the Republic of Kazakhstan (RK), CRC took the 3rd place in terms of incidence - 17.5, and in mortality - 8.2 per 100 thousand people. The population screening of CRC has been introduced in the Republic of Kazakhstan since 2011, among the population aged 50 to 70 years, with a survey interval every 2 years. Fecal immunochemical test (FIT) and total colonoscopy (TC) were introduced in 2013. Methods: For the period 2013 - 2018, 5133602 subjects were examined. The analysis of screening indicators was carried out: the number of positive results of FIT, completion rate of follow-up colonoscopy and CRC detection rate. The analyzed groups were divided into regions with: A - high (26 - 30.7 per 100 thousand people), B - medium (13.2-21.8), C - low (5.9 - 10.8) incidence. Results: The positive FIT for the study period was found on average, in 1.23% (62971) positive results in the Republic of Kazakhstan, in group A it was 1.50% (27675), in group B - 1.26% (17178), and in group C - 0.94% (18118). The number of TC: in group A - 76.1% (21067), in group B - 75.8% (13016), in group C was 66.7% (12080), in total - 46163 cases in the Republic of Kazakhstan, which is 73.3% of indications. During the period of study 2480 patients with colorectal cancer were identified: in group A - 0.07% (1236), in group B - 0.05% (638), in group C - 0.03% (606) people. Conclusions: For regions with different incidence rates is necessary to define performance indicators to improve the quality assurance in CRC screening.