Kazakhstan Country Partnership Framework (CPF) 2026-2031
The new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) between the World Bank Group and the Republic of Kazakhstan prioritizes three interrelated outcomes: (1) a better-connected Kazakhstan with improved infrastructure services, (2) a more resilient Kazakhstan with stronger natural resources management, and (3) a business-ready Kazakhstan with an improved environment for a more productive and innovative private sector. It also emphasizes a cross-cutting outcome — increased private sector participation in the economy — which underpins all three. This strategy underscores policy and institutional reforms to raise investment efficiency, attract private capital, and increase productivity and job creation — an agenda that calls for engagement from across the World Bank Group institutions. The CPF aims to help shift Kazakhstan's growth trajectory beyond extractives dependence toward a more diversified, private-sector-led economy.
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Strategic Overview
The World Bank Group’s CPF outlines a new partnership with Kazakhstan for FY2026–FY2031, focusing on mobilizing private capital through policy and institutional reforms and strategic investments to improve connectivity, strengthen natural resource resilience, and foster a more productive, private sector–led economy.
Results Framework: Intervention Logic and Short-Term Business Planning
Outline of the strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing Kazakhstan's development across various sectors.
Financing and Implementation Arrangements
Outline of the implementation arrangements, key partners, and potential risks associated with the Kazakhstan CPF.
World Bank Group Portfolio Snapshot
(IBRD, IFC, MIGA)
Kazakhstan's development is supported through a diverse portfolio of World Bank Group projects focusing on infrastructure, economic growth, and more.
Selected Economic Indicators
Country macro snapshot of the key economic and financial indicators. It sets the macroeconomic context and assumptions for the CPF and provides context to the operating environment.
Streamlined Systematic Country Diagnostic (SCD)
The current SCD for Kazakhstan assesses the country’s development challenges and outlines six priority areas to support the transition to a high‑income, low‑carbon, and more inclusive economy.
Completion and Learning Review
This Completion and Learning Review assesses the implementation of the World Bank Group’s 2020-2025 CPF for Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan World Bank Group Country Team