United States Agency for International Development (Kazakhstan)

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Last update: May 25, 2023 Last update: 25 May, 2023

General

Contacts•18

Tenders•39

Grants • 22

Jobs • 0

CSP • 0

Contractors • 0

Awards • 0

Pricing strategy • 0

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Office: Kazakhstan

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Address: USAID/Central Asia 3 Rakhymzhan Koshkarvayev, Astana Kazakhstan

Website: www.usaid.gov/kazakhstan

E-mail(s): abaioralova@usaid.gov

Contact person: Aliya Baioralova, Acquisition Specialist

Phone:

7272507612

Sectors:

Energy, Macro-Econ. & Public Finance, Wa ... See more

Energy, Macro-Econ. & Public Finance, Water & Sanitation

Nr. of employees: 201-500

Types:

Bilateral

Status: Active

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USAID Source and nationality requirements for procurement of Commodities and Services 2013.pdf

Apr 04, 2021

USAID Grant and contract process (1).docx

Apr 04, 2021

Description

Kazakhstan has enjoyed steady economic growth since independence in1991 but continues to face development challenges. The United States partners with Kazakhstan to support its emergence as a regional leader able to contribute to peace and prosperity in Central Asia and beyond.

To enhance security and prosperity, USAID partners with Kazakhstan’s government, private sector and people on combatting infectious diseases, fostering inclusive governance institutions that respond to citizens’ needs, expanding diverse and competitive trade, and promoting regional cooperation on shared energy and water resources. As part of the USAID Mission to Central Asia, USAID in Kazakhstan advances the U.S. Government’s New Silk Road initiative, which increases connections between Central and South Asia — including Afghanistan — to foster greater stability and prosperity across the region.