Publications and Reports

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UNICEF combines its experience with carefully collected evidence and analysis to develop programs, campaigns and initiatives for children. Read our publications and reports on the situation in Kazakhstan to see how information can lead to changes.   

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First report on results of perinatal mortality

First report on results of perinatal mortality enquiry of pilot clinics of the Republic of Kazakhstan

10/12/2019

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Analysis of the situation of children and women

Analysis of the situation of children and women in Kazakhstan

10/12/2019

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Evaluation of Primary Health Care (PHC) Impact

Volume 1: Assessment of the Universal Progressive Home Visiting Model Volume 2: Primary Health Care Impact on Child Mortality

09/12/2019

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Improving Access to Poverty Targeted Social Assistance

Improving Access to Poverty Targeted Social Assistance and Special Social Services

04/12/2019

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Report on Child well-being in Kazakhstan

Report on Child well-being in Kazakhstan

04/12/2019

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Formal Care in Kazakhstan: The Budgetary Aspect

Costs for Transformation of Residential Institutions and Development of New Services

04/12/2019

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Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2006

ПFirst Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2006 for the monitoring the situation of children and women in Kazakhstan

04/12/2019

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Modelling for Integrated Child Protection System

Modelling for Integrated Child Protection System in Kazakhstan

04/12/2019

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East Kazakhstan oblast rural youth needs assessment

East Kazakhstan oblast rural youth needs assessment

04/12/2019

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Situation analysis of children in Kazakhstan

Click to see the opportunities and challenges children facing in Kazakhstan

18/11/2019

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An open letter to the world’s children

8 reasons why I’m worried, and hopeful, about the next generation

09/10/2019

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Child unintentional injuries in Kazakhstan

Learn more about the results and recommendations of a UNICEF study conducted through a survey of parents of children from 0 to 14 years old in Kazakhstan

16/09/2019