In Kazakhstan, the main social support methods are being revised, and the burden on teachers is reduced. The minimum wage is raised to 110,000 tenge, changes to specific social support methods, and a reduction in reporting burden for teachers are set in the draft of the national action plan for implementing the President's address. In a government meeting, the document was presented by Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of National Economy Serik Zhumangar. It is planned to raise the minimum wage from 85,000 tenge to 110,000 tenge. Also, taking into account seniority and workload, it is planned to raise the wages of regional experts of the first medical and sanitary assistance service due to a differentiated payment addition. "By the end of the year, the pilot test of new digital ways to assess family welfare will be completed. The work of advocacy and explanation on the introduction of the principle of necessity will begin." – said Serik Zhumangar. Also in the education sector, changes are planned. By the end of 2027, the early identification of special educational needs of children is planned to be implemented. Also, the government intends to reduce the excess reporting burden on education personnel, including by reducing the number of reports on platforms and digital information systems.

In Kazakhstan, the main social support methods are being revised, and the burden on teachers is reduced. The minimum wage is raised to 110,000 tenge, changes to specific social support methods, and a reduction in reporting burden for teachers are set in the draft of the national action plan for implementing the President's address. In a government meeting, the document was presented by Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of National Economy Serik Zhumangar. It is planned to raise the minimum wage from 85,000 tenge to 110,000 tenge. Also, taking into account seniority and workload, it is planned to raise the wages of regional experts of the first medical and sanitary assistance service due to a differentiated payment addition. "By the end of the year, the pilot test of new digital ways to assess family welfare will be completed. The work of advocacy and explanation on the introduction of the principle of necessity will begin." – said Serik Zhumangar. Also in the education sector, changes are planned. By the end of 2027, the early identification of special educational needs of children is planned to be implemented. Also, the government intends to reduce the excess reporting burden on education personnel, including by reducing the number of reports on platforms and digital information systems.